Founding Farmers
Founding Farmers could have so easily fallen into the category of places for “betches who brunch.” Reservations are hard to come by, cocktails are strong, dishes are super Instagram-worthy (with […]
Tag Archives: Eggs
The Rabbithole
Experience your own little version of wonderland tucked away on the South Side of Bedford in Williamsburg. Rabbithole, complete with hidden homages’ to the book Alice In Wonderland, serves delightful […]
Tom’s Restaurant
A visit to the gorgeous Brooklyn Museum of Art prompted a food adventure in the unexplored neighborhood of Crown Heights. As my Dad reminisced about spending Sundays as a 10-year-old […]
Donna Bell’s Bake Shop
Finding good breakfast food in Midtown West is a near impossible task. Whenever I commute from my parents house in New Jersey, I find myself at Port Authority, stomach grumbling […]
Kang Ho Dong Baekjeong
The smell of sizzling meat fills the air, as smoke rises into large metal tubes above each table. Waiters in black t-shirts carry trays of raw steak and pork to […]
EggSlut
Take the Walk (or drive) of Pride to visit the ultimate Slut. EggSlut that is. In downtown Los Angeles lies Grand Central Market, a bustling hall filled with produce stands, tacos […]
Egg Shop
Two self-proclaimed Egg addicts turned their obsession into profit, transforming a small Nolita space into a restaurant dedicated to their favorite food. The incredible, edible and extremely versatile egg is showcased in […]
Mission Beach Cafe
Oh, Mission Beach Cafe, if you were in New York, it’d be really bad news. And by bad news, I mean the best news. Gigantic goblets of Sparkling Wines with fresh […]
The Penrose
The Upper East Side has increasingly become a culinary destination spot, with new bars and restaurants replacing outdated locations. The Penrose received tons of buzz throughout the foodie world, serving […]
Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict
I love the ritual of brunch. I love the eggs, the excuse to drink way earlier then should be otherwise socially acceptable, and the rowdy gossip about the night before. […]
