T.C. Eggington's

Nestled in a rather unassuming exterior, this establishment is a classic example of how looks can be deceiving. Upon entering, I was greeted promptly and seated within just a couple of minutes, which set a positive tone for the visit. Unfortunately, my excitement for an espresso was short-lived, as I learned that their machine was down—a minor hiccup, but one that can happen anywhere. My attempt to order a 50-50 iced tea also fell flat, leading me to settle for the unsweetened version with lemon instead. It’s worth noting here that sweetening cold beverages typically requires liquid sweetener; something to keep in mind for future menu considerations. For my meal, I opted for the avocado toast topped with scrambled eggs and a pancake. First impressions matter, and the clean utensils certainly added to the overall experience. The avocado toast was delightful, boasting a great flavor profile with a nice spicy kick. The bread was enjoyable, although I would have preferred a slightly softer crust. This dish certainly earns a solid 4 out of 4. The pancake, while not visually impressive, surprised me with its balanced flavor, earning a respectable 3 out of 4. I would definitely order it again. However, I did notice that there was no follow-up from the staff during my meal, and I was disappointed to find that no military or veterans discount was offered. Additionally, the establishment's stance on certain issues, such as their anti-2A policy, contributed to a feeling of unease regarding safety, which is an important consideration for many diners. In conclusion, I genuinely enjoyed the meal; the flavors were well-crafted and left me feeling satisfied rather than heavy. Although the service was acceptable, I felt it lacked the warmth and professionalism I hoped for. This could be due to a focus on regular local customers rather than a broader approach to hospitality. Despite these reservations, I would recommend this place for the delicious flavors, but personally, I may hesitate to return based on the overall experience. Still, for those seeking good food, it’s worth a visit.

Our first time eating here from our of town & it definitely did not disappoint! The potatoes were seasoned just right, the yogurt parfait was delicious, my ultimate favorite was the biscuits & gravy! I could eat that everyday! My daughter got the chicken fried steak & even that was good!!! We are definitely going to be coming here everyone we're visiting AZ!

Visiting from TN with my girlfriend who’s originally from Phoenix. Her brother and his friends took me to Eggingtons which they raved about from the food and service to the atmosphere and manger who they all loved from previous visits. It def lived up to its hype. I had the Bacon-Avocado Grill which was so good I got another to-go! Service was top notch and Dre was the kind, friendly, and knowledgeable manager who took time to talk to our big group before checking on some other tables and watering the plants on the terrace which to me shows that she cares a lot about her restaurant. It’s rare to see a quaint little restaurant and stand up manager like that. Reminds me of the charm back home for sure so defo will be back in when visiting Phoenix again!

Another Delicious Brunch find, T.C. Eggington’s is coming up on almost 40 years in business. Newly remodeled and ready to welcome you all in with some exciting new menu items. We enjoyed our brunch visit. We tried a variety of dishes. It’s so hard to have a favorite. We’re ready to head back this weekend and explore more menu items.

I had the Enchanted Forest Omelette. It was good, but i could have done with less filling in it. The jam with the toast was fantastic, but the potatoes were underwhelming. The coffee tastes alright but had quite a bit of grounds in it. Service was quick, pleasant, and overall excellent. Prices were fair.