My husband gets the Antigua Breakfast - 3 Eggs, Black Beans, Platanos Fritos, Creama, Quest Fresco & Salsa Fresca, w/ Bread or Tortilla. Me? I love the Breakfast Chapin - 2 Eggs Scrambledw/ Tomato & Onions, Black Beans & Queso Fresco. Served w/ French Bread
They make the french bread there and it is so light and lovely. The black beans and fried plantains are extra killer - and the coffee is excellent. Yum!
Finally made it over to Eggslice this morning. Theyâre working on a more permanent arrangement with Shuck (longer term and expanding service to 6 days a week). Pictured are the chicken schnitzel & egg and the sausage & egg.
Both could have used a touch more salt, but they were both outstanding. The chili jam they use comes on sweet, but has a nice little kick at the back end and complemented both sandwiches really well. We liked the chicken schnitzel slightly better. The breading was light and stayed on the chicken nicely. Weâve decided that weâll solve the salt problem on the chicken schnitzel next time by adding bacon to the sandwich.
Breakfast at Röckenwagner Bakery on Washington in Culver City this morning. I had the pretzel croissant sandwich, which comes bacon, cheese, avocado, and eggs (I went with over easy) on their freshly baked pretzel croissant. I skipped the basil aioli spread and asked for Swiss cheese instead of the default cheddar. Very tasty, but the fillings made the croissant go soft quickly. The side salad was simple and fresh, with lettuce, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, and red onion dressed with a simple vinaigrette, but eating a salad at 8am is not something I normally do. My friend got the Röckenwagner - 2 pancakes, toast (yes - carb overload), 2 eggs, and choice of meat. I got to try a bite of his weisswurst and it was so juicy and had a nice flavor profile. With 2 lattes, breakfast for 2 came to about $40 before tip. Not a cheap morning stop, but we left satisfied. A few side notes - not the most comfortable seating, since most seats are backless stools, but a nice bright, airy space. Service was casual and friendly.
Did not take a picture because I was too busy pounding it. But below is a picture from a Food GPS article about it. Like Gjusta, Sqirl in off-hours is just a delight.
Classic. One of my favorite breakfasts (and lunch, and dinner). Been times I went on a busy weekend a little after lunch and the oxtail is completely gone.
The first time I tried this place I arrived at 9:35am on a Saturday, ordered by 9:40 and got an oxtail, and the guy 1 table over who tried to order 9:45 was told âsorry, we ran outâ just as my giant steaming bowl was being brought over.
Anyone know if they do batches of the oxtail throughout the day? Or is it always gone until the next day?