Breakfast and Drinks for Two or Four at Eggs Etc in Long Beach
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- Praised by the Downtown Gazette
- Omelets, scrambles & waffles
- Coffee & fresh-squeezed OJ
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, second only to breakfast for dinner. Heed meaningful meals with today’s Groupon to Eggs Etc in Long Beach. Choose between the following options:
- For $12, you get breakfast for two (up to a $24.40 value). Breakfast includes:
- Two entrees (up to $9.95 each)
- Two drinks (up to $2.25 each)
- For $24, you get breakfast for four (up to a $48.80 value). Breakfast includes:
- Four entrees (up to $9.95 each)
- Four beverages (up to $2.25 each)
The culinary craftspeople at Eggs Etc populate a menu, inspired by midwestern family recipes, with omelets, scrambles, pancakes, and other hearty breakfasts that have charmed the taste buds of the Downtown Gazette. Scrambled eggs get a tex-mex makeover with pork or veggie chorizo in chorizo and eggs ($8.95), and home fries morph into California Spuds with dollops of avocado, cheddar cheese, and sour cream ($5.45), the latter of which is California's official state fragrance. Vegetarian omelets brim with spinach and bell peppers ($8.45), and buttermilk waffles ($4.95 à la carte) wait longingly for fresh-fruit toppings ($1.50 extra). Instead of an air-horn alarm clock, guests can wake up with a cup of Polly’s gourmet coffee ($1.95) or fresh-squeezed orange juice ($2.25).
Eggs Etc hatched from the mind of Taiwan-born cook Ruth Florek in the 1960s, when she moved to Iowa and began learning American recipes from her mother-in-law. The breakfast café opened in 1975 and has been turning flapjacks and cartwheels ever since.
- Praised by the Downtown Gazette
- Omelets, scrambles & waffles
- Coffee & fresh-squeezed OJ
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, second only to breakfast for dinner. Heed meaningful meals with today’s Groupon to Eggs Etc in Long Beach. Choose between the following options:
- For $12, you get breakfast for two (up to a $24.40 value). Breakfast includes:
- Two entrees (up to $9.95 each)
- Two drinks (up to $2.25 each)
- For $24, you get breakfast for four (up to a $48.80 value). Breakfast includes:
- Four entrees (up to $9.95 each)
- Four beverages (up to $2.25 each)
The culinary craftspeople at Eggs Etc populate a menu, inspired by midwestern family recipes, with omelets, scrambles, pancakes, and other hearty breakfasts that have charmed the taste buds of the Downtown Gazette. Scrambled eggs get a tex-mex makeover with pork or veggie chorizo in chorizo and eggs ($8.95), and home fries morph into California Spuds with dollops of avocado, cheddar cheese, and sour cream ($5.45), the latter of which is California's official state fragrance. Vegetarian omelets brim with spinach and bell peppers ($8.45), and buttermilk waffles ($4.95 à la carte) wait longingly for fresh-fruit toppings ($1.50 extra). Instead of an air-horn alarm clock, guests can wake up with a cup of Polly’s gourmet coffee ($1.95) or fresh-squeezed orange juice ($2.25).
Eggs Etc hatched from the mind of Taiwan-born cook Ruth Florek in the 1960s, when she moved to Iowa and began learning American recipes from her mother-in-law. The breakfast café opened in 1975 and has been turning flapjacks and cartwheels ever since.