Absolutely a premier breakfast spot to visit in New York! An honest 10/10 from old rusty Fallout-type cafe vibe to the 10/10 breakfast egg dishes on breads, to the 10/10 drinks, alcoholic and non!

I love this face for a great quick breakfast! Service is great and the ambience is quaint. I visited on Monday morning and order the egg scramble with avocado added to it. It was very tasty! It could've used a little bit more assault but otherwise very good. We also ordered the hashbrowns with crème fraîche and salmon roe, which was really good. I liked the ricotta pancakes with honey butter on top. The lavender French 75 was amazing! Will definitely return in the future.

My siblings and I were visiting and my cousin (NYC local) recommended this place to us for brunch. I looked up the menu and thought that everything was quite expensive for just a place that sells eggs. I was blown away by how everything tasted. We ordered the hash browns with truffle, the ricotta scramble, and the eggs benedict with salmon (i forgot the actual name). Even their latte was delicious! Each ingredient blended together so nicely and for brunch it was great because nothing tasted heavy. The staff were very nice and helpful, explained to us their recommendations and why. The place was extremely small and packed. It didn't even look like there was enough room for the staff to stand. Overall, well done! definitely a place to come back to next time we visit.

The staffs were friendly, I ordered food to go which included pepper boy and hash brown. Food was delicious. Great ambience, you can dine inside or outside; would recommend coming here! Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambience: 5/5

Perfect stop for a delicious breakfast/brunch. I can't say enough about the food. Everything was SO good! They offer indoor & outdoor seating at this cute little restaurant that feels like a cross between a quick NY cafe & a southern roadside diner. The staff was so very friendly & even saw that it was going to start raining & moved us inside without us asking.

Tiny tiny restaurant but super attentive staff and good food! My roommate and I split the truffle pecorino hash browns (9/10 more of a beer batter fry than a pan fry) and I got the Turkish eggs with zaatar seasoning and the oil on the side (7/10 since I had to add salt and pepper to it and the zaatar didn't have a lot of added flavor. My roommate ordered the brie my baby (6/10 lacked flavor and the bacon wasn't really crispy and honestly had an odd texture? I also got coffee with almond milk on the side. The coffee was strong and good so I didn't add any of the almond milk but they charge you $1 for it without telling you. There's also a 2.5% service charge. Cute place overall.

A cute spot for brunch, especially (duh) eggs, tucked into the heart of Little Italy -- this is a small restaurant, so would definitely recommend making a reservation ahead of time. Our waiter was attentive and the meal didn't feel rushed, which I appreciated since it's a pretty small joint. It's a perfect pit stop before going window shopping in the area. The Ricotta Scramble was delicious -- I loved that the truffle really came through and also that it was an open-faced sandwich! The Turkish Eggs were also so good. The egg theme was very apparent, and I dig it overall.

Came here alone on a day off to read (and because I love, love, love egg sandwiches.) It's a cozy, cute place--some outdoor seating (but it was so hot, I chose a small table inside.) I was debating between the Egg shop B.E.C and the AEC, and my server recommended the BEC. It was good, but pretty small. I felt like they were disappointed I did not order a drink with the sandwich. I did enjoy the postcard they gave me with my check!