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The Good Egg
Categories: Restaurants Breakfast & Brunch Restaurants Sandwiches Breakfast & Brunch, Sandwiches [Edit]
Park Central Mall3110 N Central Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85012
(602) 248-3897
- Price Range:
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$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- No
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Wi-Fi:
- Free
- Good For:
- Breakfast
- Alcohol:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Loud
- Has TV:
- No
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
55 reviews for The Good Egg
Review Highlights
"They have a lot of healthy options here and have a small..."
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"Pancakes and French Toast are so fluffy and GOOD."
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"I love sitting on the patio."
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55 reviews in English
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Review from Bootsy M.
Phoenix, AZ
1/16/2012
Eggstra! Eggstra! Eat all about it!
That eggcerpt is just one eggsample of the delightful egg puns you'll find scrambled throughout the menu. Four of us awoke ready to go on a brekky eggscursion, and knew eggsactly what we needed... The Good Egg. I'm not eggsagerating, it was speggtacular. We were eggshausted still, and eggscited about the coffee. The eggs benedict arrived eggspeditiously, and I nearly eggsploded in my pants. They perfectly eggsecuted the yoke. Breathtaking, I couldn't eggshale until the yoke finished eggscreting over the english muffin. It wasn't even as eggspensive as you'd eggspect, I'll definitely be back eggain. This is one spot I won't send to eggsile. The only eggsception, and the only reason we weren't in complete eggstacy, was that our eggsecutive decision to sit outside was accompanied by an eggsentric pigeon, who clearly had pigeon AIDS. The bird was eggravating. I'd give 5 stars if it weren't for that eggstenuating circumstance. Pigeons should be eggstinct in my opinion. I hope I didn't eggstract anythin from it. It eggsuded eggstreme eggspressions of anger, but I still eggspress high reggard for this eggstablishment. I hope I didn't eggsploit the egg puns here. Thanks eggeryone! -
Review from April T.
San Mateo, CA
1/5/2012 2 Check-ins Here
Hubby and I stayed at a nearby hotel and stumbled upon this breakfast/lunch spot.
The service was fabulous! I asked a few questions about the menu and our server suggested an item that's no longer on the menu. It was great! Potatoes with melted cheese, topped with corned beef hash and eggs. Hubby got a some sort of benedict: biscuits topped with bacon, sausage, and ham, covered in sausage gravy. Our iced teas were never empty which is a huge plus! -
Review from Amber G.
Updated - 9/22/2011 4 photos
I have been back here twice since my last visit and this place has really declined in food quality and service.
The delicious cinnamon roll that I had on my first visit has since become cold and dry. The eggs benedict was covered in a flavorless and odd colored hollandaise sauce. Bacon was limp and lifeless and so were the employees.
I have to say that I have no plans on returning here until they get their act together.Listed in: Downtown Phoenix
1 Previous Review: Show all »
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4/19/2009
I went here recently with my family for some breakfast and was very pleased with the food and the… Read more »
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Review from Jenna R.
Phoenix, AZ
2/12/2012 1 Check-in Here
I don't go here often, but the few times I've gone are pretty good. Nothing out of the ordinary, but good breakfast/brunch food. Huge menu, decent prices.
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Review from Dave W.
Phoenix, AZ
2/10/2012
Have been here twice this year. Was here several years before and it was ok. Now it's better. Seems to be a popular place for breakfast. Food choices were limited but very good. My wife and I enjoyed our meal. Would go back again but there are other breakfast places like Ronnies on Cactus that are as good and more homey. The G. E. is a commercial atmosphere to my way of thinking...a place to go in, eat, and get out. Don't get me wrong, I'd go b ack again if I were in the neighborhood. Waitress wasn't very good but I think she was new. Food came fast and the coffee flowed. More can no man ask for service.
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Review from Katrin T.
Glendale, AZ
1/3/2012
Their food is pretty good but they have changed the menu so now I must review again after trying this place again to see if the changes make a difference. I miss the continental breakfast, you used to get two drinks, like coffee and juice, I always got coke and juice or iced tea and juice. They also have a new location on Camelback just east of Central Avenue in Phoenix, I haven't tried that location so the jury is still out!!!!
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Review from Lynne A.
Phoenix, AZ
1/15/2012
The "Gaygg" is our go-to spot for weekend bruch. The food is not terrific or fancy, but it's decent and predictable. The wait on Sundays is typically about 15-20 minutes, but the staff is effecient and gets you in as quickly as possible. We ate there this morning, and our meal took a while to get to the table, but someone from the restaurant came over and apologized for the long wait. When I finally got my eggs, they were a bit cold, so I don't know what happened in the kitchen, because they are usually fairly speedy. The breakfast specials are usually pretty tasty, and I always get a side order of $1 pancakes 'cause you never know when you are going to want a little bread soaked in syrup to top off a meal! One hint--they will give you a large to-go glass of tea or soda if you ask nicely.
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Review from Marc C.
Phoenix, AZ
Updated - 10/17/2011
Interesting... Within days after I mention on Yelp about all of the Pigeon Crap on their sign, they finally decided to clean it all up! I guess their reading the reviews on here....
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9/22/2011
OMG! So today I happened to walk by The Good Egg on Central & I looked up at their sign & there is… Read more »
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Review from Doryna K.
Phoenix, AZ
4/17/2011
The Gay Egg. I roll to this location with two very gay, very morning couples at least once a month and enjoy myself every time. It has more to do with them than some dish of eggs and potatoes.
There is almost always a pretty serious weekend wait but at least they're efficient.
The portions and prices have gotten kinda yuck here but until the fagnet deep within its core (that certain something which attracts the gay like a magnet) magically relocates to another breakfast place, here we are.
When I was 16, two years after my parents divorced, my dad told us all that he was gay. I am proud to say that one of the couples I go to breakfast with is my dad and stepdad. -
Review from Ric L.
Phoenix, AZ
11/5/2011
Slow service by an incompetent MANAGER , who has NO customer service skills What so ever ! They should rethink WHO they want representing the BAD EGG The Manager , along with staff should take a look at the service standards and retrain themselves .
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Review from Michael F.
Phoenix, AZ
I've eaten here several times with friends. This location is often referred to as "The Gay Egg" in the Gay & Lesbian community. The place where gays go for brunch on the weekends. I love that it's close to the light rail, they have free wi-fi connection and Stevia sweeteners. Restaurants that offer those automatically gets an upgrade in rating from me.
They have a lot of healthy options here and have a small section of reduced fat, carbs and cholesterol free items for those watching their girlish figure.
Portions are decent, but then again I don't eat a lot which is good.
If your main order is more than $4.95, you can take advantage of their side order special. You can add dollar pancakes, side of fruit, etc. for only $1. Cheap! -
Review from Jacqueline L.
Phoenix, AZ
7/30/2011 1 Check-in Here
This place is decent! 2 eggs, potatoes, wheat toast $4.95 add a side of $1 "petite pancakes" (Whole wheat or buttermilk and u can add many different items to your pancakes, fruits, nuts, candy etc) Its a good cheap breakfast.
He had the granola, yogurt & fruit parfait to start which came out super cute with cinnamon sprinkled on top and in between layers.. $4.95 & super good. He added turkey sausage to the 2 egg breakfast & it was yum o!
Decent coffee, many healthy options to choose from, good service, good location with easy parking. Beats Denny's, & IHOP. Its not fancy, trendy, or cool & they don't serve booze. Its just decent food at a great price. Give this spot a try! -
Review from Fred M.
Phoenix, AZ
11/10/2010
It had been quite some time since I'd been to the Good Egg, as my favorite Midtown breakfast spot was always First Watch. Well, I went on probably a 2 year breakfast hiatus and had only been to a couple of places (I'm a night owl.) After my last visit to First Watch indicated it had completely gone down hill, it was time to try a new place. The Good Egg it is.
In contrast to First Watch, The Good Egg is spectacular. I ordered a basic breakfast consisting of two eggs over hard, pancakes, and bacon. The eggs were well prepared and I really enjoyed them, the bacon was worlds ahead of most breakfast places with only Matt's and Over Easy really standing out as better, but the pancakes were not really fluffy and light. Overall, I'd say the food quality was above average. Our waitress was very kind and extremely prompt, and performed her job exactly as she should have. I really appreciate getting great service or anymore even decent service makes me happy.
What went awry for me was the pricing. They are just a few pennies less than Matt's, and at $7.50 for my aforementioned breakfast, I guarantee it wasn't the same quality as Matt's. I wasn't eating organic cage-free eggs, nor was I consuming Neuske's bacon. I'm sure their rent at Park Central mall is outrageous, but I did find the pricing to be a bit on the high side, and my coffee, though unlimited, was kind of high at $2.25 when most breakfast places are under $2.
Overall a good experience, but my $12 bill including tax and tip was kind of a lot for breakfast. -
Review from Sarah B.
8/14/2010
Get crackin' and get on over to The Good Egg for breakfast, it's egg-cellent!
Sorry, i'll stop with the lame puns...but seriously, The Good Egg has figured out what people want in a breakfast joint and does it up well.
They put both a pitcher of water and a carafe of coffee on your table - Hello, weekend breakfast hangover essential. Nailed it.
The place has a huge variety of eggs, both filled with greasy cheese and meat AND super healthy options. The menu has a good marriage of spicy + egg as well, which I consider essential, as I'm not even sure if I like eggs, or just eat them every day as a vehicle for more hot sauce.
The boy had pancakes, which you can fill with a multitude of goodies, he went with banana-strawberry-peanut chip filled pancakes. I drooled and cursed my inability to eat wheat. Note: these panckaes are huge, the size of the plate so you probably only need one or two.
The place isn't fancy, but you'll probably always get a table (they also have a huge patio) and they've got a sweet $1 menu, so if you order something and need a little extra on the side, they've got you covered.
Breakfast brilliance. -
Review from Bailey Dogg Y.
Phoenix, AZ
8/30/2011
Sandwiches are just ok.
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Review from Amanda K.
New York, NY
7/21/2011 1 Check-in Here
Mediocre food, no dogs on the patio ( great for non-dog people, awful for dog owners). All around meh.
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Review from Kirstin E.
Phoenix, AZ
11/16/2010
The hubs and I went here on Sunday.
The wait looked like it was going to be an hour with all the people standing outside, but it was only 10 minutes! Score!
We were seated and our server was with us quickly.
I went to breakfast wanting a waffle. This is a BREAKFAST place that DOES NOT serve waffles......W.T.F. Seriously people. Almost ruined my breakfast.
So I directed my attention to the pancakes. I got 2 cakes with coconut and glazed pecans mixed in the batter, wayyy tasty. I also got a side of eggs with cheese and turkey sausage. I was so not a fan of the sausage, it had a consistency that creeped me out and there were mysterious hard grizzly bits in it. totally turned me off of turkey breakfast meat products.
All in all its a decent spot, the prices are fair and you get a lot of food. -
Review from Raymond M.
Los Angeles, CA
5/16/2010
I'm not really the biggest breakfast eater, but I loved this place. I came here with a couple friends visiting from California and was really impressed with the selection and quality of the food. The staff was really friendly and attentive.
I had a potato/chorizo skillet which was pretty good. There wasn't a whole lot of chorizo, but it was seasoned very well. My friend got whole wheat banana pancakes and she said they were tasty and my other friend got this interesting omelette/crepe thingie and it looked pretty good. They also have this "Side Order Special" where you can add any side for $1 if your entree is over $4.95, so I got an order of silver dollar pancakes for just a buck. Good deal!
I know some people might consider this tacky, but I LOVE THE FACT that they leave a pitcher of water on the table. With hot Phoenix weather, I would hate to have to ask the server to refill my water every 5 minutes when I can just do it myself. Very convenient.
Pretty good breakfast spot. Good location. Plenty of parking. Inside & patio seating. A little pricey ($35 for three people, but we got a lot of food) but still worth it. -
Review from Judy F.
10/15/2010
This place is on our girl's brunch list. We have been coming to this location on and off for years... Get there early, sometimes the wait can be a little long. The service overall has been good.
Country Combo Omelets - Ham, sausage, and bacon with jack and sharp cheddar.... YUM!
Pancakes and French Toast are so fluffy and GOOD.
They also have a large selection for healthier choices too. -
Review from Aileen B.
Updated - 8/22/2009 3 photos
8/06
Breakfast special- turkey wrap with country potatoes. Service was a little slow; If I wasn't in a hurry to leave and make it to work on time, the wait wouldn't have been so terrible. However, once I placed my order in, I swear, it didn't take but two or three minutes for the wrap to arrive. I didn't know how to react, really. I was happy that it came out so fast, yet I wondered, am I really getting oven-roasted turkey here, or is it processed? Oh well...
Good bacon, and loved the ranch dressing, though I'd ask them to go easy on the dressing next time. Liked the country potatoes that were on the crispier side, which there weren't many of.
FYI, double-stamps on the weekends are back for the summer!Listed in: Hot Potato, Hot Potato!
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3/26/2009
Don't know why I haven't reviewed this place till now... I've had good pancake breakfasts here… Read more »
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Review from Iain B.
Phoenix, AZ
11/30/2008
Decent food. Fast service. Sometimes the drinking glasses with water look old, and ask for fresh pitcher of water too.
Good for Breakfast, nothing special. Just OK.
Wish I could say more but that is all one can say. Decent Breakfast at standard prices. -
Review from Jacqui J.
Phoenix, AZ
2/3/2008
Another hard one to rate for me. Because the fact of the matter is, nothing beats The Good Egg for a simple, quick, satisfying breakfast. But is there anything special about it? Not even a little bit.
I want to give it 4, because for me, for my breakfast wants, I would be happy to go there every weekend. But I can't do that in good conscience, for the following reasons: It's not a place to linger, because they sling you into a table and throw your food at you super quickly. I also have to honest and say that every time I've had lunch there, it's been terrible. For what it is, it does feel a teeny overpriced. And there's zero atmosphere.
This is the first time I've really agonized over wanting that half star! I've got nothing bad to say about The Good Egg, just nothing good. Not when there are places like Palatte and Switch. So for those mornings when you just want to get in and fill your belly, go for it! -
Review from Michael G.
Phoenix, AZ
8/28/2011 1 Check-in Here
i've been here quite a few times but it seems like their food is going downhill. i had the biscuits and gravy meal and over half the country potatoes were nearly raw. with so many other good breakfast restaraunts i doubt i'll be coming back here.
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Review from Robert A.
Phoenix, AZ
7/13/2007
The Good Egg is like a Coldplay record: totally inoffensive, totally safe. The menu is varied enough that you're bound to find something you'll stick in your mouth and forget about later. Also, the service is utterly competent. In the same way you're not motivated to turn the radio either off or up while Chris Martin croons through "Talk," you won't feel a need to savor or spit out your Southwest Scramble. It's just there. Nobody hates Coldplay and nobody hates The Good Egg.
Except I do actually hate Coldplay, mostly for the reasons listed above. I do not, however, hate The Good Egg. Maybe I hold breakfast restaurants to a different standard than rock bands, unfair as it may seem.
I do realize that the comparison I'm drawing is a stretch, but it's 3:20am and breakfast will soon be upon us. If I had to go somewhere, I'd probably go here. It's close enough to my apartment and I know I won't be mad about my meal for the rest of the day. -
Review from Lisa B.
Milwaukee, WI
3/31/2011
Went here for lunch on a not-super-busy Thursday. After an exchange with the very confused waitress about nutmeg (my friend has allergies), I ordered an egg salad sandwich. When I got it, there was literally only a tablespoon of egg salad on the bread. It was mostly a lettuce sandwich. I would've said something to the waitress, but she had given us our check with our food and never came back to see how we were doing. Poor service, poor food.
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Review from Jen D.
Tempe, AZ
9/7/2008
Pluses: convenient location, great parking, large menu selection, consistent service, food and experience.
Minuses: the food gets boring after a while and isn't all that tasty, the prices are on the high side and the wait can be long on the weekends at some locations. -
Review from Doug C.
1/20/2010 1 photo
The Good Egg is a breakfast place located in a strip mall, and this is one time where you probably could have guessed the book from its' cover. The Egg serves up a fairly generic, but utilitarian breakfast.
While wandering through North Phoenix and staring at dismay at the long lines at Matt's Big Breakfast, The Good Egg turned into the fallback breakfast choice. And it's not so bad here: hearty food in a reasonable climate, extra newspapers at the front of the place for browsing and a small patio out in front.
The special was a Philly scramble with sausage, peppers and mushrooms served with hashbrowns. The scramble was fairly uninspiring, but nothing bad certainly. The hash browns were middle of the road as well.
Service was prompt and friendly and they do sit a large pitcher of water on every table as well as a coffee container. This is probably more useful during the summer in Phoenix, but it did allow me to rehydrate after a morning run (and there was still plenty of water left over).
Overall, a basic breakfast at a reasonable price. -
Review from Megan D.
11/22/2009
As a committed resident of the Gayborhood, I can't not accept the Gay Egg as the reflex go-to breakfast spot. It is so very meh in every sense of the word, but the people-watching and pigeon antics help make up for it, as do the little frequent buyer punch cards that get you a free entree after buying five.
As for the food and service, it is painfully average. As average as you can fathom. Like, put-you-back-to-sleep average, down to the predominance of slightly overripe cantaloupe in the so-called fruit cup. Its convenience and outdoor seating are what bring us back, again and again... -
Review from Mr K.
9/4/2006 1 photo
When I checked out the Central Ave. location of The Good Egg, I was the youngest patron in the joint by a good 30 years or so. Which is fine. A lot of the older, less-hip breakfast joints are senior favorites.
I ordered the Monterey omelette which was ok. The avocado slices were a little brown which wasn't so cool. The country potatoes - eh. I've had much better and the English muffin wasn't much of anything.
But the place is what it is. A breakfast joint in a shopping mall. It wasn't awful by any means. I could eat there again. Whether I really want to or not, now that's the question. -
Review from Rob D.
Los Angeles, CA
7/21/2009
I LOVE the Bacado. There is nothing better for nursing a hangover than the Good Egg.
We try to visit every few weeks. Yes, the wait for a table can be long, but it's totally worth it! -
Review from P C.
Phoenix, AZ
12/22/2009
The restaurant is exactly what it looks like: regular food at regular prices. If you're looking for something spectacular, this ain't it. However, if you're looking for someplace that serves filling and affordable food, this is it.
Although it was packed, we were seated immediately. The waitstaff was attentive (although not overly so) and the food was timely and edible. The even had a few vegetarian and vegan items on the menu. I was there twice with a group (6-8 people) and we had no problems with anything. The interior is quite retro, but I kinda find it charming. And it's nice to sit outdoors during good weather and people watch.
One of the reviewer's compared this place to Matt's Big Breakfast, but that's like comparing apples and oranges. This is not gourmet food, so I think people need to lower their expectations a little. This place is more like Denny's than The Farm at South Mountain. You're not going to get 24-oz. porter house steak in your omlette and creamed Yukon Gold potatoes on the side. You're gonna get eggs, pancakes, sandwiches and salads: simple food. -
Review from Curtis H.
Phoenix, AZ
1/19/2007
The Good Egg is a breakfast spot I frequent on a regular basis. During the week it's hopping with folks on their lunch breaks and the weekend crowd seems to be most predominant during brunch hours.
The menu offers a wide variety of items to choose from. They are only open for breakfast and lunch, but you can order any of them at any time during business hours. Pancakes of a mammoth proportion are often seen zooming by on the arm of a server. Instead of hashbrowns, homestyle fried potatoes are served on the side of most dishes.
The serving staff have always been very friendly and accommodating and it makes the experience a very pleasant one every time I am there. The patio is very large and can seat many. This is especially nice during sunny days, but not so much on a cold January morning even with the large heaters operating.
If you go on a weekend morning, prepare for a bit of a wait. You can sip complimentary coffee outside while waiting for your party to be called. It's always fun to give a fake name for your party as it is eventually announced over a very loud loudspeaker for the world to hear. When you hear Captain Caveman's party being called to go take their seats, keep an eye out for me giggling somewhere nearby. -
Review from Nick N.
Phoenix, AZ
12/12/2010
We decided to stop at The Good Egg at Park Central Saturday Dec 11th for a breakfast prior to completing our errands.
We were seated promptly and greeted by our server immediately. Unfortunately this is the only good thing about our breakfast.
My wife ordered one of the giant cinnamon rolls; it was so tough that she could hardly cut it with her knife. One bit was enough and this went back, no additional items were ordered.
I ordered Eggs Benedict, if you are familiar with this breakfast meal then you know that that the entrée has Hollandaise sauce on it. The basis of Hollandaise sauce is butter and egg yolks with a little lemon juice, salt and cayenne pepper. The Hollandaise sauce made at The Good Egg tasted like chicken broth gravy. Furthermore it did not appear to be recently made but instead was probably made in large quantities and ladled on as required for orders.
I did eat the Eggs Benedict but was sorry for most of the day, it did not set well on my stomach and left a very bad taste in my mouth for hours.
On top of all this the coffee was terrible, it too was not fresh, tasted very bitter and was not at all pleasant to drink. Cost for these 2 cups of disgusting coffee was $5.00.
I was planning on voicing my displeasure when we paid as most of the time you are asked, "how was your meal". No such question was asked, I don't know if the woman was alerted by our server of the return of the cinnamon roll or if she just knows better than to ask.
The Good Eggs is a restaurant specializing in breakfast but they certainly don't know how to do it, although their website claims they are Arizona Grown and Internationally Renown. Maybe they need help from Gordon Ramsey as this is certainly a kitchen nightmare.
I suggest you find someplace else to have breakfast; also as a warning "The Eggery" at Camelback and Central is part of the 15-restaurant chain here in Phoenix. -
Review from Eddie D.
Phoenix, AZ
Mediocre food with mediocre service for a big price. Not worth it.
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Review from ron s.
Phoenix, AZ
6/23/2008
Though perhaps not the place you may pick for a special brunch with champagne and chocolate brioche French toast (a signature breakfast at the Sofitel Philadelphia), the Good Egg is my choice for neighborhood breakfast that offers consistent service and food in a comfortable atmosphere.
No matter how busy the restaurant becomes, and on Sunday it is packed, the staff is always friendly and welcoming. You may have to wait for a table but the waits are never excessive and there is the coffee trolley where you can help yourself while waiting. Even more remarkable is that even at its busiest (read Mothers/ Fathers days), service is speedy and attentive and the kitchen never seems to slow down. Someone here knows how to run a restaurant!
The menu contains a large assortment of the usual breakfast fare, eggs, pancakes, french toast, etc, all well prepared and tasty. In addition there are is a good number of health conscious offerings and even those less healthy dishes can be requested to be made with egg whites or egg beaters, and non-starch substitutes (cottage cheese, fruit, and tomatoes. etc). Some of my favorites include the Hey Ricky Omelet, Huevos Ranchero ,or my indulgence a (as in one huge singular) buckwheat pancake with (my choice of "fillings): chocolate chips ( I admit my addictions), pecans, and bananas...
We always opt for the patio and even in the scorching summer heat; the misters make this a great outdoor picnic with the best people watching in Phoenix.
After you have been here a few times you feel like part of the family and with their frequent dinner program they offer even more incentive to return. -
Review from Kate G.
Philadelphia, PA
8/1/2010
fun place for breakfast and breakfast in the afternoon.
they provide delicious hot sauces to go along with the meal.
great options if you are a good Phoenician and like mexican fusion egg breakfast dishes.
great coffee and good mints on the way out the door. -
Review from Norma R.
Durango, CO
1/8/2008
I have shared many an awful, hungover morning with my favorite stars from the Gay Corridor. The service can be on the scary tweaker side, but it's a good, simple breakfast that doesn't stress my dehydrated mind to find deliciousness. They've also many different healthy options, not that I've ever done more than glance at those, but it's wonderful nonetheless. It's the crown and glory of Park Central, and the only reason I still consider Park Central an actual place, as opposed to the reality of it just being a bad idea.
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Review from Kelly Ann T.
Prescott, AZ
7/1/2011
Went here with family on a Wednesday morning and waited for less than a minute to be seated. My family got scrambled eggs, pancakes, omelettes, and they all loved them! I got scrambled egg whites, wheat toast, mixed fruit, and a thick slice of french toast. My meal was very good but the french toast wasn't very hot and sugary like I'd expected. The staff is very quick and friendly, and the location is good as well as the diner atmosphere. I would eat here again.
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Review from Kerstin B.
Phoenix, AZ
8/5/2009
I like the egg I havn't been here in awhile. I like the food and like to sit on the patio not in the summer though. The staff is friendly, the prices are reasonable, and the food is good. Nuf said now go eat!
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Review from Halley S.
Phoenix, AZ
3/16/2008
I love this place! If you want to go to breakfast... sit on a patio and enjoy the weather and the company you are with the Good Egg is the place for you. Michael and I come here a lot; if there is a wait list or not the seating is always prompt. They have a large menu and I am never disappointed with my choices. Although the menu is large they do not deviate from the regular breakfast fare much... If you are expecting something drastically different you might be disappointed. I love sitting on the patio.. enjoying the weather, having a cup off coffee and fresh squeezed OJ and whatever breakfast entree I choose. The prices are reasonable and the service is always good... what more can you ask for?
