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U.S. Egg Breakfast & Lunch Greenway

U.S. Egg Breakfast & Lunch Greenway

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4.4 Google Review
402 E Greenway Pkwy, Phoenix, Arizona, 85022, United States
(602) 993-2122 www.useggrestaurant.com
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Mar 27, 2018
Had the triple play combo. Best breakfast. Enjoyed their wheat pancakes. Excellent place to relax after taking kids to school. Highly recommend them to travellers looking for a nice place to eat.

Mar 10, 2018
Best place in AZ, NM, CO or Ca. LOVE this place! I have made this a staple place to visit on the weekends for the last 9 years. I have come to know Mario who runs the place. When family visits from Ca they make sure to stop here at least once while they are here. The crew feels like family when I am here. Can't say enough about Mario and the entire crew of all the locations.

May 21, 2018
I've been coming here once a week for a little over a month, and have had great good and service everytime. I would also like to give a big thanks to Valerie for the great service as she is the waitress I normally get, she is awesome.

Apr 4, 2018
Just ok. Food was room temperature at best once it was served to us, not anything out of the ordinary and not particularly yummy or good. Nothing is seasoned and the food is really bland (salt and pepper are on the table for you to use to season it yourself though, I think also hot sauce, jelly and ketchup but I can't remember for sure). Not sure why they charge what they do for something so very OK, it's really not good. The food would be best described by someone saying it's "fine", "ok", and "it's alright". Much better breakfast options around town.

Dec 10, 2017
Me and my mom went there weekly for a few years. We loved it. She got cancer and was dying, they put her on hospice and even though she was very sick and dying she wanted to make one last trip to US Egg, so we went there (sadly our normal waitress wasn’t in that day) but my mom ordered her eggs over medium and they came out sunny side up normally that wouldn’t be a big deal but her immune system is comprised due to her cancer and we didn’t want to take any chances so we sent it back. After sending it back the manager (who we later found out was an owner) came over and told us to “get out” and he doesn’t serve “our type” I can only assume he was referring to my mother being about 60 pounds at the time. He made some snide comments and refused to let us even eat our meal. Normally we pay by credit card but at this point my mother was afraid for us to use our cards there so we scraped up cash and got out of there as quick as possible. It’s been a few years now and every time I drive by the place or see their sign spinner I feel sick to my stomach. We made a video blog during my mother’s last days that detailed the ordeal. It was sad because the waitress we had (I forget her name real sweet girl with glasses) always served us and would talk to us and it was a nice experience prior to this guy. Nothing can change how I feel about this place but I do think others should know that the owner does not care about you nor your business, we were loyal customers of the establishment and this guy truly treated us like we were garbage and even laughed at us and made fun of how my mother looked. I don’t wish anyone to ever lose a loved one to cancer it’s a sad and devastating experience, and to have to deal with egotistical jerks like the owner of US egg does not help matters at all. Please be aware, that this guy thinks he’s better and clearly has an issue with people with cancer.

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