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Actually, minus the coffee and substitute for wine and you’ll have a fulfilling dinner! The good: Simple, but clever egg-centric goodness, most likely suited to breakfast or brunch. The damage: Expect to pay $20ish (£15ish) The only warm thing in the bowl was the perfectly cooked poached egg, the rest was cold and akin to a salad, but in fairness it was delectable.Īvo and egg $14 was a simple but tasty affair on granary toast, so I was told, and those runny eggs were the star of the show once more. The Warrior One $11 was a melange of masala spiced lentils, shaved broccoli, roasted sweet potato, pea shoots, toasted almonds with a glob of onion chutney bringing it all together. The fat white’s $3.75, were velvety smooth and punchy which was a good sign. We later found out that they supplied to coffee to Egg Shop too! They seemed to be a neighbourhood hit, quite literally as they sent us to their neighbours, Cafe Integral for coffee whilst we waited for our table. It’s always a good sign when there’s queues out of the door, so we put our names down on the list. We came here purely by accident when we were en route to 11 Madison for our lunch booking – we simply had time to burn and fancied brunch. The restaurants decor is a simple affair in tight busy quarters a tiny kitchen is wedged in the corner, with a bar serving up coffee, tea, wine and some craft brews. With the opening of Eggcellent Cafe and previously announced Slumberland, Garrett said the Levee District will be more than 90% occupied, despite the pandemic.The Egg Shop launched during 2014, in New York’s Soho district and it’s everything you could ever want in eggs. “A lot of folks in Peoria and East Peoria know it’s tough to find a place for Sunday brunch, for grabbing a Bloody Mary or mimosa and a nice meal,” he said.
Garrett said Eggcellent Cafe serves a breakfast and lunch niche that’s “currently not met in the market,” and rounds out the national and local tenants in the shopping center. In Cullinan’s press release, Tim Halili said they “don’t believe in frozen food and don’t even have a freezer” in the kitchen. The cafe is owned by husband and wife duo Tim and Besa Halili. It will be adjacent to Guilty Pleasures Cupcake Bakery and Sola Salon Studios, across from McDonald’s. (WMBD) - A locally owned breakfast and lunch cafe is coming to the Levee District.Įggcellent Café is slated to open in a 2,400 square foot space in April, according to Sean Garrett, President of Acquisitions at Cullinan Properties, the developer filling the shopping center.
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