Breakfast Club.“We come here every time we’re in Estes Park. Best breakfast in town!”
Away from home cooking
Greet the day with a breakfast you can rely on. At The Egg, we’re committed to making breakfast exactly how you want or need it - it’s the most important meal of the day after all.
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Monday – friday7:00 am – 2:00 pm
Saturday – Sunday7:00 am – 2:30 pm
Seasonal Specials
Hardy Hash
On the bear of ranch potatoes, lightly sautéed kale with mushrooms, artichokes and diced turkey sausage. Topped with white cheddar cheese curds, two eggs cooked to order and fresh herbs. Served with side of English muffin.
Seasonal Specials
Lemon Poppy Seed Curd French Toast
In between two pieces of brioche bread, fluffy lemon-poppyseed curd filling, topped with powdered sugar and whipped cream. Served with two eggs cooked to order and two pieces of bacon or sausage.
Seasonal Specials
Morane Benedict
Two poached eggs with sautéed mix of diced bacon, green chilies and onion laid on the top of two jalapeño corn-cakes and topped with creamy hollandaise sauce served with a side of our dressed greens.
Responsibly sourced Ingredients
We like to source our ingredients locally whenever we have the opportunity to do so, meaning you can trust that you are getting the best fuel for adventure made with fresh ingredients that can be found right here in Colorado.
Start your day on the sunny side
Formerly the Egg and I, the Egg of Estes has finally hatched and is ready to dish up the best breakfast and lunch in town. Serving as everything from a home away from home, to a local guide and a place to fuel up for adventuring in the Colorado Rockies, The Egg has a table and a warm welcome for everyone.
“Awesome service with a friendly atmosphere and great food!”
“The bestest in Estes.”
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