FROM OUR PERFECTED OMELETTES TO OUR SIGNATURE ENGLISH TOAST WITH A "FRENCH" FLAIR.

“TC Eggington’s is by far the best breakfast spot around. I have been going to TC Eggington’s for breakfast with my family since I was a little girl and now I take my own family. They are kid friendly and have the most amazing food, there is nothing like it. A great experience from the time you walk in the door. The staff is friendly, the owner knows you by name and the food is out of this world.”
— Trip Advisor, 2010

“If you’re perusing the lunch menu, consider the albacore tuna, apple, walnut salad – crisp, fresh and filling. The Natie Bomb and the grilled chicken feta sandwiches also are high on my list of favs.”
— Yelp, 2010

“Most restaurants serve fries with their sandwiches, TC Egg makes a different, fresh from scratch soup every day to go with their really tasty sandwiches. And their omelettes are just as thoughtful, from the one stuffed with crab, artichoke hearts and hollandaise, to the fritattas. I usually split a meal so I can have the walnut chocolate pie (sinful!) for dessert!”
— Urban Spoon, 2010

“This country-kitchen-themed restaurant’s huge breakfast menu includes such specialties as French toast made with cinnamon bread dipped in custard batter and crab stuffed pastries.”
— East Valley Tribune, 2009

10 Places for a Great Breakfast, 2008
— Jess Harter, Get Out

“Decisions, decisions, decisions. The frittata with chorizo, cheese and jalapenos? The apple pecan pancakes with brown sugar cinnamon? The superb cinnamon bread French toast dipped in a custardy batter? Luckily, tomorrow is another day.”
— Howard Seftel, The Arizona Republic,
“Top 10 Breakfast Spots” 2008, 2009, 2010 & 2011

“Wake-up fare that’s worth waking up for.”
— The Tempe Republic, 2008

“T.C. Eggington’s puts country quality on a busy corner. The large omelets are perfectly cooked and delicious.”
— East Valley Tribune, 2007

“Stepping into this restaurant is like making yourself at home in a country cottage…”
— Get Out, “Devil Picks,” 2005

“Nobody does better French toast.”
— Howard Seftel, Arizona Republic, 2000

“It’s very apparent the food is made from scratch…everything tastes fresh.”
— Get Out, 1998

“Eggington’s is fun, different, and affordable.”
— Phoenix Gazette, 1986