We were
at Charleston’s historic City Market and we’d been shopping for a while with
Laurie’s sister Bonnie and her husband Bill. (The City Market dates back to the
1790s) Then the big question came up… Where to grab a bite to eat?
As
shopping is one of my least favorite pastimes, I’d already been scouting the
restaurants on either side of the City Market for possibilities…so when the
time came, I knew where we were going for lunch.
This is
Another Broken Egg Café in old town Charleston.
While I’d never heard “Another Broken Egg Café”, it turns out that this
is one of 52 current locations for this rapidly expanding breakfast/brunch
restaurant chain.
This franchised
restaurant group now operates in Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia,
Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, South
Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. About 31
new restaurants are opening soon…which will include the company’s first
locations in Arkansas, Colorado and Oklahoma.
The
interior of the old town Charleston location is roomy, bright and cheerful…
Despite the table that hadn’t been cleared when I took this photo, service was
good and the restaurant was clean. Another
Broken Egg Cafés are open daily from 7 AM to 2 PM. It was toward the end of their work day when
we stopped by for brunch…
Here’s
another view of the attractive interior of Another Broken Egg Café…with sisters
Bonnie and Laurie framing the photo.
Laurie
and Bonnie weren’t all that hungry so they split the Turkey, Brie and Pesto
sandwich with a side of seasoned country potatoes. ($10.89) The sandwich
consisted of smoked turkey, brie cheese and house made almond pesto, served on
artisan bread. The potatoes were good
but the sandwich was very good indeed!
Bill
opted for Stan’s Mardi Gras Omelette. ($11.99) This creation consists of crawfish,
shrimp, Andouille and red peppers, then topped with tomato Hollandaise, green
onions and tomatoes. As you can see, it
was accompanied by an English muffin and the seasoned country potatoes. Bill said the he enjoyed this creative
omelette and that he’d order it again…
The
menu at The Broken Egg Café is expansive, interesting and extensive! Segments of the menu include: Apps for
Sharing; The Healthy Side; The Yolk; Egg-Straordinary Omelettes; Signature
Benedicts; Scrambled Skillets; Salad Creations; Burgers and Sandwiches; Specialty
Brunches; On The Side; Juiced Up; Beverages, and; Belly Up.
This
was my breakfast… It’s the Cinnamon Roll French Toast. ($10.99) This heap of
goodness consisted of a thick sliced cinnamon roll grilled with French toast
batter, layered with cream cheese icing, Bananas Foster sauce, mixed berries and
whipped cream. It was excellent and my
sweet tooth was satisfied for another couple of days…
As you
might be able to tell, we really liked this imaginative upscale breakfast and
brunch restaurant. We only wish that
they’d open a restaurant in Knoxville or Farragut Tennessee! The old town Charleston South Carolina “Another
Broken Egg Café” is located at 99 Market Street. Phone: 843-202-0417. The company website with location information
and the menu can be found at http://www.anotherbrokenegg.com/.
Just click
on any of the photos to enlarge them…
Thanks
for stopping by for a late brunch!
Take
Care, Big Daddy Dave
Sounds like you had a positive experience and I see you are also sticking with a healthy eating lifestyle. I liked you name for our egg dishes.
ReplyDeleteSounds great to me, nothing beats a good breakfast! The food looks delicious. I'm definitely not a shopper so I'd be scouting for restaurants also. Wonder if the chain is coming way up this way some day... Have a great week and take care, Dave!
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