Eggshell Bistro — Restaurant in Carmel

From the moment I walked into Eggshell Bistro, I was captivated by its warm and inviting atmosphere. The charming and stylish decor, reminiscent of a cozy European cafe, set the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. With an incredible variety of dishes, exceptional service, and a unique ambience, Eggshell Bistro is a true gem that leaves a lasting impression.

The menu at Eggshell Bistro offers a creative and diverse selection of breakfast and brunch options. Each dish is thoughtfully crafted using fresh and high-quality ingredients, resulting in a harmonious blend of flavors that caters to a wide array of tastes. Classic favorites meet globally inspired culinary delights, ensuring that there is something for everyone.

During my visit, I had the pleasure of sampling a few dishes, each one impressing me more than the last. Every dish was beautifully presented and expertly prepared, making it a feast for both the eyes and the palate. The unique flavor combinations and attention to detail elevated each dish, creating a memorable and satisfying meal.

The service at Eggshell Bistro was impeccable. Our server was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu offerings. They provided excellent recommendations, ensuring that our dining experience was enjoyable from start to finish.

In addition to the outstanding food and service, the atmosphere at Eggshell Bistro is truly one-of-a-kind. The eclectic, vintage-inspired decor transports you to another time and place, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely breakfast or brunch with friends and family.

Eggshell Bistro is not just a restaurant but a complete sensory experience. The combination of delicious food, exceptional service, and a unique setting make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an extraordinary breakfast or brunch experience. I highly recommend a visit to Eggshell Bistro for a truly unforgettable...

Prices is the reason why I'm giving them a 3.

We went to this place with my wife and daughter looking for a different breakfast, and they have it indeed, in general the experience was good, not superb. I ordered the Shakshuka and my wife some other that I can't recall, both were flavorful, we also ordered a cold coffee, expresso and orange juice, everything was fresh. The service was really good, our waitress was very kind and guide us through the process.

However on the other side, we found some things that definitely we didn't like.

The prices were not the ones posted in the webpage, if you go there you will find that the shakshuka is listed at $15, but we were charged 18 per plate. The portions are very, very small, almost tiny, for $18 you would expect at least 2 eggs with your breakfast, we got 1. The orange juice was half a glass. Don't go there if you are very hungry. We asked for some water, the waitress brought a pitch with three glasses and they were not clean, you could see the water stains in the glass.

The store is small with a very eclectic mix of old / vintage furniture. To be honest, and based on the reviews I was expecting more, I don't think I'll return in the...

On Saturday morning we were greeted when we walked in, and told they would be right with us to then be ignored until we asked again 15 min later. There was a 4 person table open. The waitress came over and when we asked if we could sit there she said no, we save these for larger parties. We were two people, yet right next to us there was a party of 2 sitting at a table for 6. The other server came over and said it was ok for us to sit there, so we did. We waited a long time for anyone to even offer us something to drink or a menu, so we just got up and left. The people behind us in line also left. It looked like there were only two people doing everything for a restaurant full. It was obvious they were short staffed, but communicate and be accommodating to the customer. I’m from out of town, so I’ll never come again anyway. We ended up at Rize down the road; which was an excellent experience! Owner should know what’s going on, maybe they were the owners. You’re turning off customers, not a way to...