The Good Egg Stoke Newington

One of the best places I've eaten at in LondonI adored every single dish I had hereI loved the sabich (holy cow.!)

ExcellentThe bacon and egg pita - eggs so fresh and natural, hello orange yolks - perfectly complemented by date jam in the pita.

great place, good food. this is a Mediteranian/Levant breakfast café. I wasn't really hungry at the time, but then I ordered more. I love this place. Voir le carte

The Good Egg in Stoke Newington is the culmination of an adventure that saw two friends popping up at street markets around London serving up shakshuka and stuffed pitas.

This place had a solid breakfast menu. I tried some of the aubergine pitas with egg and the delicious smoked avocado with egg (peep photo). Service was fantastic and filtered coffee was perfect! 4/5 because the wait was about 45 mins to get seated!

Small and cosy. Everything is a special, even the butter . Go for the sourdough and the corn bread for a start, then any main dish looked delicious. We went fir the last two on the menu ! The service is pretty nice, helpfull and quick. I am going back, for sure! Voir le carte

A good egg or a bad egg? We had both sides of the egg on our visit to Jerusalem-styled neighbourhood eatery The Good Egg. It’s a venue with a lot of fanfare, afternoon queues and mentions across much of the hip city press. In fact, someone from home sent me an article that had The Good Egg listed as one of the world’s best brunches. Yeah, it’s not. But it is very good (if you order right).

there are only so many breakfast brunch spots in london and it is so hard to keep! especially if many of these places attract such long queues to the weekends, I have never done the effort to delete them and put them on a crowded breakfast experience. the good egg was one of the ones on the list, but never managed to visit due to the mass of people in the weeks. However, as we cancelled our long weekend journey to barcelona, I decided to use these day trips to check the location.

sent by the good Egg@Kingly they hope a few days ago for brunch with some friends. it was a pretty busy day and the restaurant had some hardships, there was lack of halloumi, some cuttlery and coffee sauces. a little strange. eating is good, nice middle eastern flavors, something I had never tried as brunch. I shared a shashuka and a Jerusalem plate (has small portions of many different things, great to try everything.) the personal is very friendly and really tried to counteract all the problems to give us as normal as possible a service. while I enjoy it, I think the prices are a bit inflated, something often seen in brunettes. for the price-class missed the meal something special, and the... Voir le carte