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Summary: be prepared to be nickel and dimed, the food is decent, service was okay. The restaurant is quaint, cute and clean. Very bright and spacious for how small it is. We were seated immediately with a 6 person party, so that was nice. Service was "okay". Our waitress was very friendly. However, when I asked for certain things, she did not disclose up front extra costs. For example, they have a kids' scrambled eggs and toast. Because I asked for the eggs to not be on top of the toast, they served the bread plain. So of course my kids wanted jam. It was $1 for just enough jam for one (maybe two) slices of toast. She didn't tell me this up front, so I found out when the bill came. It's more of an annoyance than anything. I also ordered turkey sausage because it's "healthier". Nowhere on the menu does it mention an upcharge and of course my server did not mention the upcharge. Had I known, I would have made a different choice for the meat. Not disclosing information seems very dishonest and a sly way to squeeze money out of each person. The food itself was pretty good. Just expect to be nickel and dimed for EVERYTHING. They also charge a surcharge of 20% (also not mentioned on the menu that I saw). I honestly would have tipped more because that's what I usually do, but having the automatic surcharge had me change my mind. I'd be back for sure if I were in the area. I'd just be aware of the prices and ask more questions when ordering.
I got the DL Egg Drop from I Egg You, and it was really good! It's basically an egg sandwich with bulgogi. Simple but delicious, even the bread is really good and soft.
This rate is3 star based on the server who is absolutely amazing and friendly very patient with dipping my first time, but unfortunately, the restaurant did not meet the expectations I had for this place. I ordered the shrimp and grits. My friend ordered the breakfast plate. Each came out to the table and I was honestly disappointed. I didn't know what to expect with the flavors. And the number one thing that ruined, the shrimp and grits for me was the amount of Parmesan it overloaded the plate that the smell was disturbing and made the texture of grits not to my liking. There were also only three shrimps in the entire dish just very underwhelming. Also, I was not happy with the freshly squeeze orange juice. It's not good at all. In my opinion overall, I will rate them at five out of 10.
Ive been wanting to go to this place for years and finally did so! The food was amazing staff was very friendly. What a good birthday month start!
Brunch at I Egg You was exactly what I needed before a full day of errands--good food, great service, and the perfect amount of indulgence. Rebecca took egg-cellent care of us--super attentive, friendly, and made the whole experience feel easy and welcoming. I ordered the OMG loaded potatoes and WOW... they lived up to the name. Loaded with bacon, layered sauces, and candied jalapeños that brought the perfect balance of sweet and savory. Every bite hit. My friend ordered the croque madame, and after one bite, I already know what I'm getting next time. Rich, decadent, and that cheese sauce? 10/10. We also shared the apple bread with pistachio butter, which was such a nice surprise--not overly sweet, just perfectly balanced and delicious. The artwork throughout the space was incredible, the vibe was fun, and the portions were so satisfying I stayed full for most of the day. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to.
I was in the area getting my car detailed this morning and woke up with a real breakfast craving. A quick Yelp search led me to I Egg You, and since it's walking distance from Eastern Market, I said why not and headed over. First impression--cute spot, good energy, and a solid amount of space. It's giving neighborhood brunch go-to, but with a little edge thanks to the full bar and a bartender who's also pulling barista duty. Love that. I was greeted and seated pretty quickly, and I appreciated the transparency upfront about a few items being unavailable. Nothing worse than getting your heart set on something just to be told "we're out" after the fact. It was fairly busy but the main waitress, Anita, was on it! No problem though--I landed on the Croque Madame, and let me tell you... yeah, this is the one. Toasted ham sandwich on soft milk bread, covered in a rich fontina mornay and topped with a fried egg? Baby... DELICIOUS. I'd come back for that alone. And as someone who loves fontina, seeing it show up throughout the menu felt very intentional and very correct. I added a side of bacon and fruit, and for my drink, a hot dirty chai with brown sugar syrup on the side--because I like to control my own sweetness. Balance. All in all, this spot did what it needed to do. Good food, great vibe, and an easy place to pull up with friends, family, or even knock out a casual work meet. Safe to say--I'll be back.
I absolutely loved this brunch spot! It had a great menu of different dishes and was located pretty close to the metro stop. My friend and I came by on Saturday morning and luckily were seated quickly at a table. The inside is super nice and bright with a decent size bar as well. I went with the original egg sandwich with some pistachio butter and side of fries along with the Dalgona coffee. We got our food pretty quickly after ordering. The sandwich was quite tasty but loved the bread! The milk bread slices were quite large and so soft! I also loved the pistachio butter I got on the side since it was pretty unique and loved that it wasn't tasty and had salt flakes. The fries were decent and wish it had some seasoning but was a nice addition to the sandwich. The dalgona coffee was pretty good and honestly loved that it was not sweet at all. Overall would recommend this spot for a quick brunch!
This was a hard one to rate because the food and drinks were great but the service was a mess. We popped in around 2:20, they close at 4 but we wanted to get a sandwich and some drinks beforehand. When ordering I asked if they could sub vodka for tequila in this drink on the specials menu, because I don't drink tequila, and the waiter says "since it's a special so I don't think so" without asking the bar. I pivoted with my drink, all good. Around 3 our waiter let us know he forgot to put our order in. No biggie! I used to wait tables it happens. Then around 3:20 our food isn't out yet and another server drops off our check thinking we are waiting to leave. He did later apologize and he was not our waiter, so I don't wanna put him down because he was actually the sweetest ever!!! We did want a second cocktail but at that point, we just paid while we waited for our food. The burger was so pricey for no side and there's better burgers in DC so I'd not recommend this spot overall given the experience.
DL sandwich, a Scotch Egg, The Full I egg You Breakfast ---Yum! The DL was so good...Bulgogi and was excellent match. Vietnamese coffee, was not overly sweet.
Amazing service and amazing food. Allen and Victoria were especially friendly and had a great conversation with my wife and I regarding the many business that have came and went along that 8th Street corridor over the years. The food: we shared the shrimp and grits (the star of show) very hearty and an amazing texture with the perfect mix of cheese. The classic French toast with butter and maple syrup did not disappoint, paired with a side of bacon. We will be back for sure. Oh and the drinks were mixed to perfection by Allen as well. Drop in and give them a shot.
I've been ordering from here since they've been a ghost kitchen! I fell in love with their Bacon Me Crazy sandwich and their potatoes with old bay aioli. Always cooked to perfection and seasoned well. I love a good brunch but sometimes it doesn't travel well when it's delivered and whether in store or delivery the quality remains the same. I always recommend this place and everyone is always pleased with their choice.
Here's a polished, warm rewrite that keeps your voice but smooths the edges: Delicious food across the board. I had my first-ever Scotch egg and it was spot-on. Crisp, rich, and deeply satisfying. The side salad was generous and genuinely tasty, not an afterthought. The burger was a standout. Excellent-quality meat, beautifully seasoned, cooked just right. The fries were equally crave-worthy. The tea service felt delightfully bougie in the best way and added a special touch to the meal. Service was bright, friendly, and gracious throughout. Ambiance? Bustling like a diner. One small note: I wished some of the dishes had arrived a bit closer together. By the time the fries came out, they were essentially dessert. That said, no real complaints, because they were still perfect. I'm already looking forward to returning.
I visited I Egg You a couple of months ago with a friend for breakfast and just came across the photos on my phone. I had the DL Egg Drop and it completely blew me away. It was packed with flavor, fresh, and honestly one of the best egg sandwiches I have had in a long time. I could not even finish it, but they packaged it so well that it was easy to take the rest to go. My friend ordered the Original Egg Drop and kept saying mine looked fancier, which it did. Both sandwiches were great though and the portions were generous. The service was friendly and fast, and the space had a relaxed vibe that made the visit even better. I would definitely go back and try more from the menu.
1 year ago
The food was incredibly unique and delicious--definitely one of my favorite brunch spots in DC. I highly recommend the Cereal Killer French Toast; it's a must-try. The overall dining experience was solid, though not particularly memorable in terms of service or ambiance. It's a casual spot where you can still dress up a bit. read more
1 year ago
Great food but pricy! I had the bulgogi egg scramble dish and my friend had the tofu dish which we both enjoyed. The bulgogi scramble was lacking in the aoli so would recommend a side of the aoli to dip for every bit but the egg scramble was fluffy and rich. Not sure if it should be a 17 dollar dish for what is just a sandwich but it did taste great! The tofu was light and a lovely texture as well. I've had the vietnamese egg coffee before and that's something I might pass on despite the virality, nothing to write home about. Service was good, Tyler was lovely and we appreciated his recommendation of adding candied jalapeños to the tofu dish! The paintings on the wall are pretty and the vibe of the place is sweet for a nice brunch! read more
1 year ago
A Place Called "I Egg You" -- Capitol Hill's Sunnyside Up In a time when our public discourse often seems scrambled, and substance is too often replaced by spectacle, it's refreshing to find a place that reminds us how much thought, care--and yes, joy--can go into something as simple as breakfast. "I Egg You," nestled in the heart of Capitol Hill, isn't just a café. It's a small, flavorful stand against cynicism. With each plate, each clever pun, each carefully curated beat echoing from the speakers (yes, they do play the Beastie Boys' "Egg Man," and no, it's not ironic), this place tells us that there's still room in our daily lives for culture, connection, and yes--delicious eggs. The service is warm, alert, and just cheeky enough to keep you smiling through your espresso. The décor walks the line between humor and homage: a human-egg hybrid painting catches your eye and reminds you that, here, the absurd has dignity--and maybe even something to teach us. Opening its doors daily at 8 a.m., "I Egg You" offers more than omelets and lattes. It offers a sense of responsibility--toward community, toward craft, and toward the shared table we all sit at, whether in breakfast cafés or the halls of Congress. In a time when too many are content to serve up half-baked ideas and overcooked rhetoric, this little café serves as a reminder: things can be both light and substantial. Long life to this cool hub. The world needs it. read more
5 months ago
9 months ago
Got the turkey sandwich which was so good and a deviled egg app. Bloody Mary was the star of the show for me. So good. Not too crowded- we did a walk in. Very nice waitress. Fun atmosphere! read more
I have been to I Egg You twice and both times have been amazing. The waiters and staff are always nice and give great suggestions. I definitely recommend the You Bacon Me Crazy. The bread is fire and the bacon is so crisp. The ambiance is cool as I love the art that is featured on the wall. On my second visit I had the turkey club this sandwich is huge and definitely recommend sharing if possible or be prepared to have a sandwich later. read more
2 years ago
I came here on a visit into the city before I went to study at LoC. It's located in Barrack's Row and the entrance is v unassuming, I walked by twice before I noticed it; definitely have your maps app open and ready. Street parking nearby you will need to pay for but you have the option of parking a block or two inward toward the houses and walking it over for free. I wasn't super hungry for breakfast so I stuck with the Original Egg (sandwich) + a black English breakfast tea. The Original egg 3/5, it was filling though a bit greasy and oily (perhaps from the cheese?). The bread was nicely toasted and just the right type of crunchy toast for a breakfast sandwich. It was $7 which like,, you simply cannot complain about price wise. The black tea was loose leaf! and served in a strainer that was slightly broken so this caused it to spill little tea pieces into my tea cup (not the end of the world for me). They served it with a cute mug that dispensed honey at its bottom but $6 for plain tea when the breakfast sandwich was $7 is certain a choice. I would come back to try their bulgogi sandwich and maybe this would sway my mind for the business to be rated higher ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The food came out very quickly and service was polite. There is a 20% service fee automatically added to everyone's bill. read more
2 months ago
I visited today for brunch around 11:30 AM and had no wait time. I did notice after 12:00 PM it was a bit busier so would recommend coming earlier for no wait. Our waitress was incredibly kind and welcoming. For food: We ordered two DLs Egg drop sandwiches and WOW, my expectations were more than met. I would rate the sandwich a solid 10/10! I ordered mine without cheese and my partner kept cheese on his. We both really enjoyed it and highly recommend this. My partner also ordered the affogato and said it was perfect for a summer heat wave day. I will definitely be back here and highly recommend to others! The vibe was great, folks seemed happy to work there and food was outstanding. What more can you ask for? read more
7 months ago
$5.50 for a drip coffee ? that isn't a pour over. And it tastes like instant coffee. I honestly don't understand how they think they can get away with this, when Call Your Mother, Ted's, Souk, and all the other nearby shops charge less and actually provide high quality coffee. You can't be a breakfast location and deliver bad coffee. You just can't. Ambiance and Service seemed fine, but honestly I'm too disappointed to care. read more
2 years ago
I Egg You was great! There was no line & we got sat quickly. The menu is super extensive with lots of options. I got the hatch green chili & my friend got the DL's Egg Drop sandwich. Both were great & perfect items to share between us. Staff was attentive & on it. Would definitely go back! read more
It was just a matter of time until I got to this all day breakfast spot!! Good People...this place is a MUST TRY!! It's that simple...LET'S GO!! . Where I am: @ieggyou . Location Reviewed: 517 8th St., S.E. Washington D.C. . Menu Includes: *See Website* https://www.ieggyou.com/ . Items Reviewed: Their I Egg You Palmer (with blueberry, & house made pink lemonade $7). STAMP!! Refreshing, & palate cleansing!! Their OMG Loaded Taters (with potatoes, Fontina cheese sauce, candied jalapenos, & an egg $14). STAMP!! Spicy, perfectly cooked bacon, & cheesy!! Their DL's Egg Drop (Fontina egg scramble, Bulgolgi, milk bread, spicy gochujang, aioli, & chives $17). STAMP!! GET THIS!! That's it!! Their Turkey Club (with @2fiftytexasbbq turkey, crispy bacon, & sauce Gribiche-a cold egg sauce $19). STAMP!! The smoky meat, pickled cucumbers, capers, parsley & such in that sauce set this sandwich off!! Their Cereal Killer French Toast (Fruit Loop Dusted, Royal icing, maple syrup thick cut French toast $19). STAMP!! It was a creamy/custard as a filling, fluffy, & truly tasty!! Their Hatch Green Chili Smothered Pork (with milk bread, brown butter, fried egg, Fontina cheese, crema, pork, & cotija cheese $ )LIKE THAT!! Spicy, well salted pork, & it was another egg folded in between the soft milk bread!! . Online Navigation: Easy . Customer Service: On Point!! . Parking: ROUGH!! . Recommendations: The French Toast is a must try!! . Music:YouTube-N.E.G Smoke Workout read more
10 months ago
2 years ago
Love, love, loved this place! First of all, it is super cute, decor and music were on point! Our waiter was so great and gave awesome recommendations. We ended up with the Bacpn egg sandwich, the most delicious potatoes I have ever eaten, blueberry parfait and coffee cake with pistachio honey butter. Everything was delicious and I couldn't believe the prices...such a great value. It's small, so there could be a wait, but totally worth it. read more
This place is ..... eggcellent (bad joke). Came here for breakfast with some friends and got to try a variety of their egg based items. Started with the Dalgona coffee which was creamy and sweet and a great wake-me-up. DL's egg drop had a nice spice but wasn't brutally spicy (I like spice but I know it's not everyone's thing). It's served on a fluffy milk bread for a nice subtly sweet flavor. The hatch chile smothered sandwich was flavorful. It seems like a lot but the flavors work very well together. The scotch eggs weee good and so was the custard-it's small though so def a good light snack. It can get busy so be prepared for a bit of a wait but that's fine because this place is worth it. read more
so glad i finally got to mark this place off my list but best believe i will be back! the vibe x the staff x the food x the decor is all so cute && perfect for its concept! i for sure say if you ever need a hangover place, look no further! from bloody marys w added shot styles on the side to custom espresso martinis to their n/a hydrating menu with gatorade, liquid iv, pedialyte and coffee/juices - you cant go wrong! everyone was super friendly and it stayed packed the entire time! i keep telling all my friends && about personally cant wait to visit again! read more
It was ok. Overhyped in my opinion. The coffee was good but sweeter than a traditional vietnamese coffee, which I wasn't a huge fan of, but that's personal taste. The sandwich itself came out semi-cold, which really was a downer for me. I've had egg drop sandwiches in Korea which this is a spinoff of, so the sunny side up egg was a surprise for me (not negative or positive just different). I think the best of the day was actually the somewhat loaded potatoes. It was really flavorful- you can choose to top it with sausage or bacon (I kinda wish they had a half half option because I think it would've been even better like that). We chose sausage, which was really good. The sauce on top is slightly sweet which was a nice contrast to all the other salty elements in the dish. Service wise, our waitress came maybe twice during our meal, and it took a while for us to get anything we requested. I think they're a bit overwhelmed with the number of visitors so it wasn't a big deal but definitely not somewhere you can pop in and leave right away, forewarning. The interior is very cute- I loved the egg-themed paintings they had in the interior. read more
I Egg You is not just a standout breakfast spot in Eastern Market, but for the the whole city. So many ways to eat your eggs here! If you like savory breakfast, this also your place. I enjoyed the Bean Curd, Done That and really loved the mix of flavors - chili crisps, avocado, tofu, and of course, egg. It doesn't look big, but it's filling with the fluffy milk bread on the bottom. I also got the Vietnamese Egg Coffee, a nice addition to the meal and it satisfied my desire for something sweet with the cream on top. At around 10 o'clock Sunday morning, the restaurant was bustling. My dining companion and I actually had to wait a bit outside before we could get a table. As we were finishing up our food, the dining area had more seats freed up. This was closer to noon, which kind of puzzled us. I guess we hit the earlier brunch crowd? Nice service throughout our experience, too. read more
7 months ago
2 years ago
I Egg You was recommended from a D.C. local while I was on my 26th birthday world tour. After downloading the smart trip app, catching the metro, making my way down the blue line, & a few blocks of a walk there was I Egg You. The moment I stepped into their establishment, customer service "Rayne Supreme!" I found a seating at the bar despite the Sunday Funday attraction. My server (The Egg B) took phenomenal care of my epicurean. I didn't futz a single second to order a much needed apéritif (Paloma) while I lucubrate the menu. My indecisiveness went into overdrive so I ordered a DL's Egg Drop, Milk Bread French Toast & Basic Potatoes. In addition of two more cocktails (Pimm's Cup & Arette Blanco Tequila) chosen by the bartender to accommodate my food selections. I truthfully can't give a descriptive review about my cocktails as this encounter was back in August of 2024. But I did specify no mixed liquor (brown/clear) since I was indulging into dissimilar food palettes. He honored my precatory! The DL's Egg Drop is inimitable! Image two sliced, lightly toasted, milk bread in between a Korean BBQ beef (Bulgogi) & fontina egg scrambled with a gooey spicy-sweet sauce. The classic Milk Bread French Toast shall never be taken off the menu! It had to be the thickest of size, custard filling with a glazed whip butter I have ever relished. How dare I Egg You name their potatoes basic because nothing about them were?! I'm assuming the potatoes were smashed before fried. A similarity of making a smash burger! I Egg You, please continue the basic potatoes recipe served with extra old bay aioli sauce. The length of months it took to find time to write this review, didn't deter my food anamnesis. I Egg You was rememberable from the moment I spotted the white exterior bricks to the moment I left to walk off my food coma. read more
Updating review now that they have a full restaurant! Great space to dine in, also a patio with a couple tables. The menu has a ton now to offer, this is the best breakfast in dc! Sandwiches, lunch options, sides, pastries, desserts, coffee and even cocktails, it's got something for everyone. Service is quick and friendly, food is amazing. Bar is first come first serve. They make my favorite breakfast sandwiches in dc - anything on that super fluffy milk bread is amazing, and the candied jalapeno and old bay aioli topping is amazing. I haven't had anything here that I wouldn't get again - will continue trying more of the menu. Favorites are the pork sando, egg drop, custard and caviar, reuben, turkey club, panzanella read more
The service was great. Joey was a phenomenal bartender. The food was awesome no complaints. The croque monsieur was delicious and breakfast quesadilla was so good. The atmosphere was very cozy and inviting. A new fav spot for me when I'm in town. read more
My daughter and I stopped in for brunch yesterday and man was it crowded! We had to wait about 30 mins for a table but the time went by quickly. I first want to say that the bartender is amazing, he made me tequila sunrises with fresh squeezed orange juice and I was in heaven. I had two lol. My daughter got the stuffed French toast and crushed it. Lolol so I assume it was good because she didn't leave anything on her plate. The breakfast potatoes are so tasty with the old bay sauce they use, a must try. I got the OG bacon sandwich and asked for fried eggs and I swear they basically gave me a bacon sandwich lol. I'm all for bacon but this was kinda overkill lol. I'll definitely go back to try other menu items but I wasn't too impressed with my sandwich. The place itself is clean and the staff is very friendly. It's kinda of small so be prepared to wait outside for your table and the parking in the area isn't the greatest. The prices are typical and yes, there is a 20% gratuity charge. Overall we had a good experience and I'll go back. read more
3 years ago
I Egg You started as Pop-up at this particular CHIKO location. We have been very excited to try many things from the menu, so our server made sure we get all our items about the same time! (Except the Custard Egg, that I guess takes a little bit longer to cook). Went on Saturday morning (about 10AM) surprisingly not so crowded and got seated right away! The place looks clean and gives the vibes of a fancier restaurant with the prices being not so high! Definitely can see it winning a Bib Gourmand if they keep like this! We split The Original Egg Sandwich ($7)although a great tip: add the Candied Jalapeños ($1) and Old Bay Aioli ($0.75) for more juiciness! The Milk Bread was amazing! The Puffin ($7) is one of the greatest muffins I had, it's so fluffy and custardy soft, not your typical crumbly/dry muffin! I think our least favorite thing from what we ordered, was the Custard Egg ($12). I think the caviar on top do not really enhances the flavors, is kind of bland and way too briny, maybe some chili crisp oil would make it better! A little too expensive for it? I would not recommend this if you dislike "slimy things". We tried the Vietnamese Egg Coffee ($8) interesting? But I think they forgot to add the milk foam on top, or at least from their IG videos, ours did not look quite the same. Overall I'm really happy! They will see me coming more often for the egg sandos for sure! read more
Really delicious brunch spot! What surprised me was how big the portions were - you can easily share one sandwich between 2 people. We got the hatch green chili sandwich and the DL egg drop - both were delicious tho my preference was the DL. Can't go wrong with a bulgogi egg sando. Don't forget to ask for extra gochujang aioli on the side. Service is a touch slow so have your order ready! We sat outside, perfect place to people watch and enjoy our meal. Will be back to try the rest of the menu. read more
Scotch eggs is always my target when looking for restaurants. D.C. doesn't have many that make it...until now! Once a pop-up in nearby Chiko is I Egg You, an all-day cafe open every day at 8 a.m. with a large menu of breakfast sandwiches, toast service, coffee, tater tots, and much more. First in line on opening day, I grabbed a seat at the bar. Paintings of "egg people" decorate the walls and small tables in one dining room and a small outdoor patio seat 60 people. For breakfast, I ordered the "Pork, It's What's For Breakfast," a Scotch egg, and a latte. Everything was excellent and full of flavor. They brew La Colombe and do it well. Next time, I'll order the Vietnamese egg coffee. Service was excellent. I'll definitely be back! read more
5 months ago
Delicious spot ! The buffer, the bread, the eggs!! Amazing taste. Loved the decor ! Great and friendly service. Decently priced. Bill automatically included a 20%service fee and still suggested we give gratuity other than that, no complaints. read more
1 year ago
Food- I ordered the dish with pork, egg, milk bread with mushrooms, cream and cojita cheese. WOW! The seasonings were on point and everything was cooked perfect. I also had an Irish coffee (some Jameson) which complimented my pumpkin bread, which was like a muffin type with a side of butter of choice (I chose a banana butter). My server was Joey and he was great! With service, he kept my water filled, table clean and was positive and professional, recommending certain dishes. Ambiance - I enjoyed how bright and clean it was. Thank you! read more
4 months ago
Highly recommend this place. First time visiting on vacation. Located in a cute walkable location with a lot of different restaurants, bars and stores. We went during the week for brunch. No wait time. Service was prompt and friendly. Good size inside and decor is the best. Just look at the egg person lol. Food was delicious and is big enough to share so you are not stuffed and can sample different items. read more
Eggceptional lunch! Loved loved loved the egg with fried sausage and spicy sauce. This delightful establishment is located in a nice neighborhood off of 8th street in DC. The name perfectly suits the business! They even sell Scotch eggs. They have special cocktails made with eggs. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Would absolutely return! read more
Unexpected good food here! I egg you is a cute little brunch spot serving up big flavor. They have plenty of meat options which is plus for me since I don't eat pork and the food is simply delicious. The Korean bulgogi sandwich was delicious and the potatoes are a must. We had the pleasure of having two servers a reformed baker (I didn't catch his name) and Anselmo. If you're in the area stop by. read more
First off, I egg you too!!!!! This place! Where has it been all my breakfast loving life?!!!! Okay, okay let me give my takeout review. I ordered through Ubereats and the wait time wasn't too bad, roughly under 30 minutes. Nonetheless, when the food arrived, it was carefully packaged and still hot. Food: for the price, the portion size was more than enough and I was thoroughly satisfied. I ordered the BLT sandwich and the basic potatoes and both were DELICIOUS! The BLT sandwich was topped with candied jalapeños and old bay aioli. HONEY!!!!! I was rolling in bacon and the added taste of the candied jalapeños, aioli, lettuce and tomatoes were paired just right. This was by far the best sandwich I've had in a long time. It was placed on slices of thick cut white bread which was perfectly toasted, soft and fresh. My tummy is still clapping for what is the BEST BLT around! The basic potatoes were delicious as well and had a nice balance of seasoning. It was paired with a side of aioli to dip the potatoes and honey, I am still on cloud 9. Total was $21 for both items but keep in mind that Ubereats likes to add on fees but I did noticed that the price of the items were not that different from in-store prices. Overall I will support this business again. It's worth it. read more
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