Try any of their poached eggs dishes for breakfast - all are fantastic. The Spanish latte is delicious too. It's a latte with condensed milk and caramel instead of milk.
A NYC gem! The Greenwich omelette is a meat/cheese lover's dream. Definitely order the oatmeal brulee! A delightful spin on your traditional oatmeal. Skip the Canyonland Eggs. It's far too simple.
Eggs & apples benedict on french toast was divine. Great combination of flavors. I still think about it a yr later. A bit of a wait but they move fast.
New favorite brunch place. Cozy, homey, excellent friendly service, delicious Costa Rican coffee. The eggs benedict on potato pancakes were simply ridiculous with hollandaise perfection.
Apple eggs Benedict was great but the Spanish latte blew my mind. Sounds weird, but I was expecting a simple latte--this was delicious. (They probably use orzata?) Plus, it comes in a small bowl. Yum.
Simple food, well prepared is the winning way of this downtown fixture. E&C gets a bum rap as omelet joint, but has long served inventive eats that sometimes surprise. Coffee is bottomless and good.
Brunch! Go early, leave you name & come back an hour later Eggs & apple Benedict brioche French toast & potato pancakes w/sautéed spinach. Go ahead & carb load best hangover cure ever!
Notice the coffee tastes different? Spring 2012 brought George Howell Costa Rica coffee to E&C. A citrusy, clean, medium body cup has replaced syrupy Sumatra. It's pricey at $3.75, but still endless.
Say you had the chance to combine eggs benedict, apples, french toast, and bacon. Would you? Sweet, savory. Pure deliciousness in a single bite, every bite. Is this real life?
Shrimp/bacon/pesto sandwich was yummy; coffee ice cream/fudge/raspberry dessert was bomb. Blackberry soda tastes like syrup and seltzer, not worth it. Heavenly wood crepe: nuthin to write home about