Egg Shop

TGIF and welcome back to another one of my Food Series post! Today I am finally taking you along to visit Egg Shop, one of the most delicious breakfasts/brunch spots I have ever been too! Egg Shop is a cozy little shop that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a variety of egg dishes. Rudy and I visited Egg Shop on our second day in New York and oh boy did we fall in love. From their delicious plates, their stunning color scheme of black, mint, and white and the minimal aesthetic, this my kind of place. I seriously wish we had an Egg Shop location closer because I can definitely go for an egg and avocado toast right about now. I can guarantee you that by the end of this post you'll be wanting to an egg dish from this shop too! Now grab yourself an egg-centric dish, only fitting for today's post, and let's begin!

As I previously mentioned, Rudy and I had written down a list of places we wanted to eat at during our visit to New York and Egg Shop was at the top of our lists. We arrived relatively early to ensure we beat any breakfast rush they may have, and we were in luck the rush hit once our food was being served. We were greeted and seated immediately. We both ordered their freshly made orange juice and it was so incredible! Overlooking the menu there were so many delicious options to choose from; sandwiches, bowls, BLT Benedict, steak and eggs, and even yogurts with seasonal fruits.

As soon as I saw their Avo & Egg I knew that was the plate I was ordering. This was hands down the best avocado and egg toast I have ever eaten! The Avo & Egg consisted of; smashed avocados, tahini, beet cured jammy egg, crispy shallots, arugula sprouts, lemon, feta, za'atar, over top of a multi-grain toast. When it comes to breakfast I always get so full really quickly, however for this dish I made sure not to let a single bite go to waste. Rudy took a couple of mines and after his first bite his response was "wow!". So perfectly savory and filling. I felt so good after eating this.

Rudy ordered a burger looking sandwich, I honestly don't even remember what it was called and neither does Rudy. I tried looking it up on their online menu but that's always being changed. His sandwich contained bacon, eggs, and cheese toasted on buttery burger buns. I know Rudy really liked it because it didn't last long.

While I was finishing up my breaky, Rudy snapped some pictures of the inside and I'm telling you, it's so adorable. Look at how they have these open shelves styled with lots of greenery, can't forget Egg Shops own aesthetically pleasing mint cookbook, alcohol bottles, and clear glass cups.

I loved the chalkboard menu above the chef's station. It fit in so perfectly with the style of the entire place. The cooks were also extremely funny and we kept hearing them telling each other jokes.

We finished up with our meals just in time because it began to get quite busy with many people waiting outside.

Now that we've reached the end, I would love to know what did you guys think of Egg Shop? I quickly became obsessed with this place and I'm anxious to go back. Thinking of our future trip to New York this will definitely be a must visit place for us for sure!