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Chicago Travel (34) – A Cozy & Affordable Breakfast Spot

Name: Egg Harbor CafΓ© Location: πŸ“ 220 E Illinois St, Chicago, IL 60611 (near Navy Pier) πŸ“ 800 N Wells St, Chicago, IL 60610 (River North) Style: Breakfast Hours: Daily 7 AM – 2 PM Egg Harbor CafΓ© has two Chicago locations β€” I visited the one near Navy Pier in May with a classmate, just a short walk from W Chicago Lakeshore Hotel (less than 10 minutes). Walking in, you’re greeted by wooden furniture, decor, and tall bright windows that let in plenty of light. The high ceilings and rustic barn-like feel give off cozy countryside vibes β€” like having breakfast in a farmhouse πŸ˜„. The place is clean and welcoming. The menu is fairly classic, but the food is tasty and refreshing. I ordered the Egg White Veggie Omelette with a side of sourdough toast, while my friend got the Shakshuka (inspired by my earlier meal at Beatrix πŸ˜‹) and a glass of 2% milk. Both dishes were solid. I was worried the egg whites would be too soft to hold shape, but they topped the omelette with tomato mash and cheese β€” delicious and structurally sound! My toast arrived slightly over-toasted, but the server replaced it within 3 minutes β€” no hassle at all.πŸ˜πŸ’• My friend loved his Shakshuka, though I thought the tomato base was a bit thick β€” a little looser would’ve been perfect. Portions are generously Midwestern! Our server, a friendly Black gentleman, was attentive and quick β€” always smiling and checking in. He patiently explained each dish when we ordered. Overall, this is a reliable, pleasant spot for a casual breakfast or a safe choice while traveling. Not wildly creative, but consistently good across the board. #Brunch #BreakfastSpot #ChicagoEats #EggHarborCafe #AffordableEats #ChicagoTravel

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Chicago Travel (34) – A Cozy & Affordable Breakfast Spot

Name: Egg Harbor CafΓ© Location: πŸ“ 220 E Illinois St, Chicago, IL 60611 (near Navy Pier) πŸ“ 800 N Wells St, Chicago, IL 60610 (River North) Style: Breakfast Hours: Daily 7 AM – 2 PM Egg Harbor CafΓ© has two Chicago locations β€” I visited the one near Navy Pier in May with a classmate, just a short walk from W Chicago Lakeshore Hotel (less than 10 minutes). Walking in, you’re greeted by wooden furniture, decor, and tall bright windows that let in plenty of light. The high ceilings and rustic barn-like feel give off cozy countryside vibes β€” like having breakfast in a farmhouse πŸ˜„. The place is clean and welcoming. The menu is fairly classic, but the food is tasty and refreshing. I ordered the Egg White Veggie Omelette with a side of sourdough toast, while my friend got the Shakshuka (inspired by my earlier meal at Beatrix πŸ˜‹) and a glass of 2% milk. Both dishes were solid. I was worried the egg whites would be too soft to hold shape, but they topped the omelette with tomato mash and cheese β€” delicious and structurally sound! My toast arrived slightly over-toasted, but the server replaced it within 3 minutes β€” no hassle at all.πŸ˜πŸ’• My friend loved his Shakshuka, though I thought the tomato base was a bit thick β€” a little looser would’ve been perfect. Portions are generously Midwestern! Our server, a friendly Black gentleman, was attentive and quick β€” always smiling and checking in. He patiently explained each dish when we ordered. Overall, this is a reliable, pleasant spot for a casual breakfast or a safe choice while traveling. Not wildly creative, but consistently good across the board. #Brunch #BreakfastSpot #ChicagoEats #EggHarborCafe #AffordableEats #ChicagoTravel

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