$7 for $15 Worth of Breakfast at Truffles Eatery & Catering
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- Inventive, tasty breakfast items
- Fresh, local ingredients
- Relaxing atmosphere
Before breakfast was the first meal of the day, it was part of a mid-day supermeal—Dinner, Breakfast, Nash & Young. Give breakfast’s solo work its proper respect with today’s Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of breakfast fare at Truffles Eatery & Catering in Newburgh.
From 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday to Saturday, adroit Truffles chefs Ralph and Josh serve up a surfeit of early-day treats amid a cozy, warm atmosphere. The inventive menu twists breakfast classics into new and pleasing shapes and incorporates local ingredients whenever possible. The house granola—consisting of oats baked with dried cranberries and cherries, roasted nuts and seeds, and local honey ($5.25)—transforms the morning into a crunchy, creamy delight. Yogurt, infused with cranberries macerated in port wine, lies atop the crunchy splendor like a napping beachgoer being carried away by a slew of hermit crabs. The pumpkin-stuffed french toast satisfies sugar-hungry blood cells by stuffing house-made challah bread with a blend of pumpkin puree and cream cheese and then topping the egg-battered and pan-fried concoction with caramelized pecans and Sugarbush Farms Grade A pure maple syrup ($6.25).
Those with a hankering for more savory fare can bite into the breakfast egg casserole’s bounty of Yukon Gold potatoes, Rivertown Butcher sausage, sautéed kale, white cheddar, and whipped eggs baked in a deep dish ($7). Corned beef hash and eggs swipes the english muffin and ham from eggs benedict, neatly replacing them with an amalgamation of Angus corned beef, potatoes, bell peppers, onion, and thyme ($8.50). The sautéed beef mixture is subsequently hatted with two poached eggs and house-made creamy hollandaise sauce.
Patrons can start the day off with a hearty meal while dining at charming vintage tables, soaking in the relaxing vibe, and mentally retracing their steps to determine where their apartment is. Truffles also serves a revolving selection of daily specials in order to surprise customers accustomed to noshing on the same rotation of toast, eggs, and routine.
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Eighty percent of Urbanspooners like Truffles Eatery & Catering:
- Inventive, tasty breakfast items
- Fresh, local ingredients
- Relaxing atmosphere
Before breakfast was the first meal of the day, it was part of a mid-day supermeal—Dinner, Breakfast, Nash & Young. Give breakfast’s solo work its proper respect with today’s Groupon: for $7, you get $15 worth of breakfast fare at Truffles Eatery & Catering in Newburgh.
From 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday to Saturday, adroit Truffles chefs Ralph and Josh serve up a surfeit of early-day treats amid a cozy, warm atmosphere. The inventive menu twists breakfast classics into new and pleasing shapes and incorporates local ingredients whenever possible. The house granola—consisting of oats baked with dried cranberries and cherries, roasted nuts and seeds, and local honey ($5.25)—transforms the morning into a crunchy, creamy delight. Yogurt, infused with cranberries macerated in port wine, lies atop the crunchy splendor like a napping beachgoer being carried away by a slew of hermit crabs. The pumpkin-stuffed french toast satisfies sugar-hungry blood cells by stuffing house-made challah bread with a blend of pumpkin puree and cream cheese and then topping the egg-battered and pan-fried concoction with caramelized pecans and Sugarbush Farms Grade A pure maple syrup ($6.25).
Those with a hankering for more savory fare can bite into the breakfast egg casserole’s bounty of Yukon Gold potatoes, Rivertown Butcher sausage, sautéed kale, white cheddar, and whipped eggs baked in a deep dish ($7). Corned beef hash and eggs swipes the english muffin and ham from eggs benedict, neatly replacing them with an amalgamation of Angus corned beef, potatoes, bell peppers, onion, and thyme ($8.50). The sautéed beef mixture is subsequently hatted with two poached eggs and house-made creamy hollandaise sauce.
Patrons can start the day off with a hearty meal while dining at charming vintage tables, soaking in the relaxing vibe, and mentally retracing their steps to determine where their apartment is. Truffles also serves a revolving selection of daily specials in order to surprise customers accustomed to noshing on the same rotation of toast, eggs, and routine.
Reviews
Eighty percent of Urbanspooners like Truffles Eatery & Catering: