Eggsquis

Brent

3.0

vegetable are frozen..you can taste it.. no holiday sauce casserole extreme.. watery.. Coffee is good toast okay also.. but it's for sure I won't come back & I don't recommend it unless you have no taste buds

Mylene

2.0

Nous y sommes allés 1h30 avant la fermeture & pendant la semaine, donc pas dans le rush! Tout était froid, mon omelette était baveuse, mes patates étaient vieilles, mes toasts étaient sèches & minces ( comme le pain sans nom) & les banquettes sont déchirées. Pourtant, les prix ont augmenté, mais la qualité a diminué. La concurrence est forte pour les déjeuners, donc respectez votre clientèle svp! Personnellement, on se déplace plus loin au Coco Frutti ou Allô mon coco pour payer la même chose & avoir quelque chose de bien meilleure qualité! Mes étoiles sont pour les serveuses qui font leur possible!

B

3.0

First of all , the service is excellent.This incl. accessibility, as one in our group is mobility-reduced. Sad to say, then multiple other places in the proximity still,decades into the 3rd Millennium, do get away with indirect discrimination against such group, by i.e. not having an inexpensive wooden wheelchair-accesible ramp. Staff professionally helpful, so the service is indeed deserved. - but we believe it is not specifically the service one goes to a breakfast place to get,& Eggsquis is a sorry excuse rel. to that overwhelming important breakfast joy. The plate arrives lukewarm at best, the eggs were cold just after the short time it took to butter the toasts;furthermore, the butter didn't melt because the toast were already cold.
The all-important coffee was so bad, that one in our group put the cup away & ordered an espresso instead. Too bad,as this''better coffee'' tasted like a concentrated version of the sorry ''Excuse'' for any coffee to start with, 🙄 When asked for their brand, the waitress said it was exclusive to the restaurant & is not sold in anywhere else. Though the bill was exorbitant, we left relieved - No chance to buy it by mistake.😁