Another Broken Egg Cafe

I had the breakfast sliders — cheese omelet w bacon on mini Belgium Waffles with breakfast potatoes. Very tasty! My mom had the veggie omelet with fruit and said it was OK. The iced coffee is hot coffee poured over ice so it’s pretty watery tasting. Today the service was great but usually it’s less then stellar.
Now here we are 2 months later — the biscuit was way over cooked as was my sons pancakes. So I dropped my stars… My sons pancakes were very small (this is most likely why they were overlooked). Service today was excellent! Loved our waitress but I don’t see myself coming back soon. The bagel store across the street has better cooked food.

I was disappointed very slow service and food was not even good. not even average for a restaurant. Omelet was overcooked avocado skin in omelet the Home Fries not fresh u can tell they were frozen fries… The syrup looked and tasted as if it was watered down.

I’ve been there a bunch of times and I’ve never been disappointed. It is a Louisiana restaurant which offers some unique things. Our server, Katie, was wonderful. She made great suggestions and was very attentive. As long as the wait isn’t too long I will continue to go there.

Food was great! The menu is very unique, a lot of cajun influence that you don’t see done here too much. Service was a little slow but nothing horrible, our waiter was very friendly. I thought the prices were very reasonable for what you get. Will definitely be heading back.

Won’t be back. Average breakfast 2 eggs with barely warmed English muffin. Added turkey sausage bringing two eggs (small) muffin sausage a grits substituted for potatoes to $ 9.99. Coffee $ 2.69. As of 8 am still only me and one other customer. Shouldn’t have to ask but I will for more coffee. I’m disappointed as I expected more.

I was excited for this place to open near my house but what a disappointment. The service is so slow without reason. I have eaten here by myself at least three times, I always go later in the day after lunch rush, and I have waited for more than thirty minutes for eggs and a waffle twice without any server even noticing my plight. Tried to give this place the benefit of the doubt, but it is not worth the time or the money you will spend to get mediocre food at best.

Perfect spot for breakfast and lunch food is great. Bloody Marry is great. Portions are big. Ouside seating is great.

Just went for a second visit and had a vegetarian portobello wrap. It was excellent. Savory mushroom and red pepper flavor made it a primary attraction and not an alternative. Another great meal at the Another Broken Egg.

Great place… inviting atmosphere-​Light and clean. Had BlackBerry grits, veggie omelet and gluten free pancakes (all split with friend) Nicest service although our server was leaving… hope when we go back we get a server just as nice. Will go back again.
Only drawback was a little slow to seat us.

Nice place to drop in for a tasty breakfast served up by nice servers who care. I enjoyed my spinach omelette with Brie and real Vermont maple syrup with sipping my double espresso. This place has a Denny’s vibe but they only use real eggs and offer gluten-​free pancakes and real butter. Our servers were proud of their company’s mission and we like being around this kind of stellar hard-​working peep. We will go back!

The food was pretty good, but oh my gosh the service is slow. The waitress was nice, but stretched way too thin. We went around 10:30am on a Friday and the place was packed. Hey, management, hire another waitress (or 3)!!!
I had the skinny omelette, and subbed the English muffin for a buttermilk pancake. The meal normally comes with a fruit cup, but it took an extra 15 minutes for that side to come out. The pancake was a little dry.
Husband had the Popeye scramble and Bloody Mary. He really liked the Bloody Mary, and said he’d give his entrée 4 stars.
I wouldn’t be opposed to going back– as long as we had 2 hours to spend on breakfast.

What a great place. We spontaneously stopped in for A late breakfast and Heather was a wonderful server. She made some great menu recommendations that proved to be spot on. She brought us some complimentary biscuit bennoits with marmadale that were piping hot and so good. My husband and I both had Benedict’s…the Crab Cake Caravallo is delish. This is a must try location!!!

Poor service. We waited 1 hour to get our food
but people who came after us got served between 15 – 20 mins before we received our food. When our food came it was barely warm and my order was incorrect. Thank God my friend shared her barely warm eggs and slice of bacon… or I would have left hungry. Will not go back.

Any new breakfast place in Delray will get my visit, just because I love breakfast/​brunch, and it’s such a great way to start any weekend day!
Another Broken Egg is just like any other chain breakfast place though. There was nothing special about it, and the focus is not on the service or the food. The focus is on the portion size. Floors were dirty, servers were young and inexperienced and rushing around, spilling half-​full glasses on the floor and on tables. Yuck. Just not a good experience, but not terrible either.
My husband and I sat outside, where well-​behaved dogs are allowed. There were a couple of cute dogs there, and boy am I a sucker for stopping to say hello to any pooch I see! This was probably the highlight of the meal! I ordered the Hey Lucy omelette with no meat. Our server (who was sweating profusely, yet it was quite a cool morning) asked if I’d prefer tomatoes instead of the potatoes that come with the meal, and I excitedly said, «Yes!»
Fast forward — Food arrives with potatoes. Yuck. Not worth my time to send it back. My husband will eat them. The omelette itself was fine but the sour cream and salsa were brought in plastic to-​go containers. This cheapens the whole experience. What a waste. Why not scoop the condiments on my plate/​meal since they were to come with my entrée? Oh, one more thing — The mimosa (yes, they have alcohol) was prepared well, but TINY!
I’m spending far too much time on a sub-​par experience. You get the gist. Come here if you want typical American food with large portions, and the quality of the experience really doesn’t matter.

Solid little spot for breakfast. On Sunday’s there’s typically a short wait so when you check in with the hostess you get a buzzer or give them a cell phone where they’ll not only text you when your table is ready but you can also check your place in line. I love it, works great!
There’s both inside and outside seating. Outside is covered in the large patio and is also pet friendly. The place is also very clean, not sterile but noticeably clean.
The original location is in Mandeville, Louisiana which is across the lake from New Orleans. I only eat Cajun food from an authentic New Orleans chef or restaurant and these guys are legit…
We started with coffee while we checked out the menu. Their menu is not your typical breakfast menu but don’t worry you’ll find something you’ll love. We settled on the Stan’s Mardi Gras which is an omelette filled with crawfish, shrimp and andouille sausage plus bell peppers then topped with a tomato hollandaise sauce and sprinkled with chopped tomatoes and green onions. I’m not a fan of hollandaise sauce so I asked for it on the side which is where it stayed, lol. Served in a small ceramic skillet with breakfast potatoes and an English muffin.
The omelette was quite flavorful and tasty. The service was a little spotty but we weren’t in a rush so not a huge deal. Prices are fair at $ 24 for the meal, 2 coffees and a glass of milk. We like this spot because it’s a good ride on the Harley for a Sunday morning ride.

In Delray near the Linton bridge to the beach. Open for breakfast and lunch. Lots of everything to choose from at moderate prices. We ate outside. Servers were attentive. Bathrooms were well maintained thanks for that. Very popular place, so it gets very busy.
Nice option in an area where there are tons of choices.

My friend and I were heading to Einstein Bagels which is around the corner from A.B.E. when we noticed A.B.E. We decided to try it and iam really happy we did.
They have healthy choices. First visit I had the granola with fruit and quinoa. Big serving and it was very good. My friend had the banana foster waffles which she loved. When I went back I had the best sweet potato pancake topped with marmalade infused syrup and pecans. It was a delicious jumbo pancake. I consider this the best breakfast/​brunch café in Delray beach.

The thing I like the most about this place is more so the atmosphere than the food.
I’ve been here twice and recently had a seasonal harvest skillet with brussel sprouts sweet potatoes, onions, ham, and two eggs any style. I chose this because I really love brussel sprouts, however this dish should have been like a little more seasoned. The sweet potatoes could have had more flavor and crisp, and the brussel sprouts tasted «basically» boiled. It was not a terrible meal, but I wouldn’t order it again.
I had the salmon eggs benedict, I can’t remember the name but I rather enjoyed that on my first visit.
Sounds silly, but the thing I enjoy the most is the cute country mugs that they serve the coffee in.
When it comes to breakfast not on the AVE, definitely a fun and cute spot. However, don’t expect to be blown away by the food.
I will definitely be back to try other items on the menu and hopefully upgrade this review to 4 stars.

This restaurant is fairly new to Delray Beach. We are in need of a good breakfast/​brunch place. The food was pretty good, the service was a bit slow. It was a very busy morning so I will chalk it up to that.
We had an omelette, eggs Benedict, and the breakfast burrito. I would recommend the burrito out of all those things. The Canadian bacon was very thick in the eggs Benedict. Not my preference but some may like that.
Try the breakfast binets. They are great!
I would return.

This is a really cute little place in the Delray marketplace where trader joes is located. The menu has a bunch of interesting items and they have a nice tea selection. I ordered the eggs Benedict with fruit. The fruit was really ripe and super sweet. The eggs Benedict would have been great because the eggs were cooked perfectly and the hollandaise sauce was good but the English muffin on the bottom was so hard that the serrated knife would’ve even cut through it. I do want to go back and check out some other items on the menu.