I would not recommend this place at all. The menu is lovely, but I was very disappointed with the food and the service. I went in for a late brunch with friends. The place was nearly empty, yet somehow my omelette did not come out with the rest of our food. I received my hash browns and fruit only. My friends were nearly done eating when it finally arrived with no apology. They also needed to be reminded of our side orders of bacon and pancakes. My omelette was not at all tasty and I only had a few bites. I was asked if it was okay and said no, but again nothing was done. Spend your money elsewhere.
Review Source:Walk in not even a "Hello" ordered food to go. My bag sat up there for close to 15 minutes before the person upfront gave it to me. When I questioned why she did not give it to me before she responded its warm sir. What would you like me to do sir? Then she gave me a free waffle. I do not care about free food I pay for my food and I want it hot and fresh!!! Newsflash !!! Â Serves me for even trying this joke of a place . If you like cheap gross food , aweful service , and if you order to go warm food that by the time you get home is cold (btw I live a few miles away) this is the place. Go for it! Or go to White Castle at least you will get a "Thank you" This is the reason why I never eat in Park Ridge. MEH
Review Source:I went here for lunch and ordered the Eleni's Egg White Delight with regular cheese though since I'm not a huge fan of the low fat mozzarella. Now that I think about it I probably could have ordered a custom omelette with the ingredients I wanted, but this one had everything except the onion.
Anyway, the food was just ok as was the atmosphere. I'm not sure my omelette was really worth the $10, but it was a decent portion. Enough so that I took half of it home with me. We'll see if I'm in the mood to reheat it later for dinner though.
We were pretty low maintenance so I wasn't bothered that the server only came by once. Thankfully she left a large pitcher of water so we served ourselves.
Maybe it was just my choice of food this time, but I much prefer the city location over this one.
Rude staff, cold runny eggs. $30 for  ppl. Yuk.
Went on a weekday morning at 10:30. It was empty. They sat us at the table closest to the noisy kitchen. No one approached us. For ten minutes. Flagged down a waitress.
Ordered, food came quickly. Eggs over easy were cold and runny. Toast hard and cold. Nutella crepe was okay for kids, but an adult would have been disgusted with the undercooked crepe.
Never again.
I've been going here on a weekly basis for about six weeks and I've had a great experience during every visit. Here are the reasons why I like it here: I feel like the food portions are good for the reasonable prices. I'm always quickly seated by the host/hostess and I never have to stand around hoping someone saw me walk in - I'm at least acknowledged even when they're busy during a Sunday rush. The seating itself allows for a cozy breakfast without having to shout or be disturbed by other tables. The main reason I give this restaurant five stars is due to the staff. They're polite, attentive, and are always working hard to make sure I have a great dining experience.
Review Source:Absolutely loooooooove this place, best breakfast and lunch ever! Love the colors and the pictures on the wall. The staff is usually good specially on the weekends and you can feel its a clean place. I am giving them 4 stars because there is this one item on the menu that I love but its a hit or completely miss at this particular location. Oh yea I forgot to mention it, the item on the menu I am talking about is the Buenos Dias (chilaquiles verdes), absolutely love them but scared of ordering them since i don't want it to be a missed!
Review Source:We went with 8 other people on a Sunday morning at 10:00 AM. Â Yeah, probably not the most opportune breakfast time and day for a mini family reunion. Â The staff at Eggsperience weren't fazed at all. Â Our server, Natalie was great and took good care of us.
I like Eggsperience because they have a number of healthier options including Heart Healthy pancakes, multi-grain toast, Low Carb Bennie, Veggie Panini, and the Protein Omelet. Â I went with the Protein Omelet which consists of an egg white omelet, diced chicken breast. broccoli and Swiss cheese. Â I know it doesn't sound particularly exciting but it was one of the fluffiest and delicious omelets I have had in a long time. Â I started with a wheat grass shot which I thought was interesting for a breakfast place. Â What a way to start the day! Â The coffee is delicious and just the right strength and they keep the mini pots coming.
This place is just like the other Eggsperience locations...it's burpalicious!! Â The Mile High Omelette is as big as my face, and I have a damn big face! Â The corned beef hash is so tasty, I just want to put some in my pockets so I can always have it with me (a bit creepy, I know).
Oh, and please try the Banana Nutella Crepes. Â It will make you say, "My, My, My," like Johnny Gill. Â This is one of my favorite Breakfast franchises. Â I will go out of my to here instead of Denny's or IHop.
Man I wish it was breakfast time already!!!
I have been wanting to try this place for a while, so I was very excited to check it out.
My brother and I decided to go here for breakfast, the place was very bright, clean  our table was on the upper level in the center of the restaurant .
I am a coffee-holic  and I was really looking forward to an awesome cup of coffee.
They give you a very strong cup of coffee with a medium size carafe filled with coffee, and a little cup of fresh cream or half & half. Â I was very disappointed because the coffee is very strong like Starbucks, plus we had to constantly ask for more cream.
I was praying that the food  would taste better than the coffee.
I ordered 2 eggs over easy, bacon, hash browns & pancakes. Â The food was VERY fresh,delicious. Â Probably the best bacon I have every had in my life! Â Â
My brother had some kind of meat lovers omelet, has browns, toast and coffee.
He loved the food and plans to go back with his girlfriend.
Services was fast, our server was awesome & prices were reasonable.
My only complaint is the coffee, was too strong and tasted too much like Starbucks.
I went here on a weekday mid morning while the kids were in school.
I would love to bring my kids here some weekend, but I can see parking being an issue, so we'll see.
Me, My Husband and 3 kids go out to eat every Sunday morning, and we always find ourselves coming back to this place.
My husband loves the skillets, and my boys adore the pancakes and French toast, and me - the Crepes. I have found it hard to find Crepes that do not have an 'egg-y' taste, i like them a certain way and im fussy. Plain crepes, with whipped cream, powdered sugar and a sliced lemon on the side to squeeze all over. Im hungry thinking about this Sunday!
The ONLY problem i have is with the kids menu... drinks arent included for them which bumps up the price for the kids... but for the taste, atmosphere and the exceptionally nice staff, i can pay a little extra.
YUMMM love this place!
This local area chain restaurant appears to be blowing up. Â No matter what area I find myself in the Chicagoland area, there seems to be an Eggsperience nearby. Let's see: Bannockburn... River North... Glenview....and now in Park Ridge. I'm sure there's more, I just haven't driven by them just yet.
It's awesome that these guys have figured out that consistency is the key. Not only are the food offerings always tasty, they taste EXACTLY THE SAME at all the locations. Dang, even the tables & chairs are the same!
My usual is the Tommy Boy skillet, side of pancakes extra crispy & a carafe of coffee. Perfect every time.
The food isn't as flavorful as I thought. I had the original Bennie - ordered it by mistake, but the server was less than accommodating. Make sure to request a young server, they're nicer.
The decor is definitely cute though, but it does NOT justify $10 for two poached eggs or $5 for a small glass of orange juice...
Also, my friend had the cajun chicken sandwich and she said the chicken tasted funky... server did not seem to care.
I would however recommend anyone to visit and see it for themselves, but beware: come here at your own risk of wasting money.
what can I say...
I am truly sorry that I have to say this but this place sucks. my boyfriend and I go out to a lot of places for breakfast. This was one of the worst if not the worst breakfast restaurants ever. our waiter wasn't very pleasant. I ordered a make your own skillet, (tomatoes green pepper broccoli and bacon) The hash browns tasted and felt like they were 3 days old & there wasn't very much bacon in it. Came with a side of  quarter-size pancakes, they were hard and very overcooked. I wasn't happy with the food at all however because I paid for it and I didn't eat much I took it home. just hoping maybe a day in the fridge will be much better the next day. boy was I wrong. and I think my stomach is still angry with me.  I will not be returning nor will I be recommending this place. :( this was not very good Eggperience...boo :(
What a cute little "sunny" restaurant in one of my favorite little shopping areas in Park Ridge! I totally picked this based on my fellow Yelper reviews as well as the pictures and menu.
I took my lifelong g-friend out for a belated Xmas / Bday gift for breakfast and then a spa day. We picked Eggsperience since it was down the street from the spa, as well offered some healthy options. The service was fantastic! We were seated right away, despite it being pretty crowded. Pretty fantastic for 9:45am on a Saturday! We were also served promptly after ordering. I will give some constructive criticism that I wasn't that fond of my egg-white omelet. Maybe I'm just not used to ordering egg-whites only. It was really, really fluffy -almost like eating air -and seemed to have a lot of butter oozing out of it (doesn't that defeat the purpose of egg-whites?) However, my friend and I split the berry oatmeal and that was really, really good. Therefore, lesson learned and I will order a "regular" omelet next time. My friend ordered the Eggs Benny and really liked it.
Cute place -this will be a "go to" spot with my boyfriend to fuel up before our early morning Trader Joe's shopping trips (located conveniently in the same plaza / same parking lot!)
I'm struggling with the prices people are charging for breakfast these days, and eggsperience is not exempt from those feelings. Â Granted, going out to breakfast with three adults and three kids isn't a cheap experience, however it shouldn't cost as much for breakfast as it does for a dinner. Â We spent $60+ on breakfast, and all three kids ordered off the kids menu!
While I appreciate the nice touch of coffee pots on the table, it would be nice if there was enough cream for the whole pot! Â And, I don't think that I should be paying nearly $8 for 3 cups of coffee when the server isn't pouring the coffee for me, and I'm doing it myself! Â If you pour the coffee for me, I might be willing to pay $2.50 for a coffee... but not when I'm pouring it myself and there isn't even enough cream for all the diners to have a second cup.
Honestly, not the place to go if you're on a budget and dining with as many kids as adults. Â There are places with just as good of food for a much more afordable price, not far from here.
We won't be back.
HOME MADE CORNED BEEF HASH
Just thought I'd start out with why this place is getting 5 stars. They had fresh hash browns too that were very crispy and can be tailored to anyones taste. Even the bread they use for toast is delicious and superior.
Clean, inviting, friendly staff.
Parking should get them a minus 1, but what can you do? Its better than the city.
Always a great spot for breakfast. I have visited here many times- during a bad day, after a bad break up, when my girlfriends are just pooped. If you're not getting the idea- this spot is amazing for a comfort food, make-me-feel-good food, and a little pick-me-up. Always generous portions, and with so many options to have your eggs your way everyone will find something here.
I have tried their eggs Benedict (yum), crepes (very sweet so beware), and omelette's (SO fluffy I want to hug them). Another part of this spot I love is their tea selection. Whenever you ask for a hot tea, they bring out a sniffing platter with all the tea infusions they offer. After the choice is made they bring the tea out in a tea infuser, not a tea bag. (All tea is loose).
Overall- come one come all!
The first time I went here I was not impressed. The last two recent times I dined there they earned their 5 star review from me. I recently had a breakfast burrito and an omelet and both were top notch in flavor and quality of ingredients. You can also get pancakes instead of toast which is a welcome choice. It's not cheap, but it is not expensive either and I definitely think it is worth it.
I would highly recommend the orange juice. It is fresh squeezed and delicious. I will definitely be going back and will definitely be ordering a carafe of orange juice!
Nice, CLEAN, new-ish breakfast joint close to our home.
It's located in the newer shopping section of Park Ridge on Northwest Highway.
We've eaten here several times and the food and service have both been consistently very good.
Delicious coffee, really delicious.
So far, Ronda is our favorite server.
The La Portabella is my favorite of all the omelets.
They offer five different kinds of Egg Benedicts...I've only tried one...so far, four to go.
They accommodate all breakfast eating options, from healthy and figure friendly to I just give a damn...with a meat-lovers skillet called the "Tommy Boy's Skillet."
They're only open for breakfast and lunch but they do both very,very well.
My significant other and I love this place and we've never come away disappointed. It's quite a large place and we're always seated within several minutes of arriving. The staff has always been courteous and helpful and the facility itself clean and presentable. Yes, the pricing is slightly higher than other places, but the food thus far as impressed and I keep coming back for more! Â What more can one ask for to start the day? You've got some very good food, an unlimited supply of coffee, very prompt service, and some nice window seating. Everything I could want or need to get my day moving along
You may have a difficult time finding parking on the street or in the lot. You can always park down below in the garage area. Have been going here for close to a year and keep coming back!!
I have visited the eggsperience, and over my two visits have decided that this is a place to skip.
First visit... due to construction, all water was virtually cut off to the entire building. Â No flushing toilets, hand washing nearly impossible with the drops coming out of the sink. Â Umm, I may be wrong, but that is a serious code violation, and the place should have closed during the time the water was off.
Service was ok, although I didn't appreciate it when I asked the server what he recommended and he read the third page to me, word for word, and said he recommend those dishes. Â Then he admitted he never tried those dishes. Â Epic fail.
Second visit... I was here with my mother and we both ordered the same thing. Â Our orders were very simple, two eggs over medium with extra crispy hashbrowns. Â Eggs were raw and the hash was cold, Â undercooked and greasy. Â We sent it back and it took 20 minutes to get eggs which were almost sunny side up and hash was just as cold, undercooked, and even greasier. Â Our server gave us some BS line about how the hash was made from scratch and cooked to order. Â Front of house comped one of our meals, but we have no plans to return here.
My son and I went here after his dental appt. Â It was mid-week around 9:30am. Â It wasn't busy, but there were quite a few customers. Â
We were greeted and seated right away by a very nice hostess. Â Our server came over and asked for our drink orders. Â After she brought them, we asked for her recommendations bc this was our first time here. Â She told us her favorites and she was quite passionate about the items...which was nice to hear. Â We asked for a few minutes to decide. Â
This is when we kind of "lost" her. Â We waited for what seemed like forever...maybe 8 min or so. Â Our waitress was busy "texting." Â We finally got her attention and gave her the order.
It seemed like it took a while to come from the kitchen, but that could be bc we were waiting so long to give our order. Â I ended up with the Med. omelett, and my son had the Wild Blueberry Pancakes. Â It was a TON of food. Â I ate maybe 1/4 of mine and my son ate most of his...lol.
Food was good, but nothing special and it was expensive. Â $30.00 plus tip and there were no mimosa's involved. Â Probably will not go back, but glad we tried it.
Finally tried a regular restaurant instead of one of the area's little diners. It seems one of the issues people have complained about is the price of the meals. Yes, they are a little more than some other restaurants in the area, but look at the location and the place itself.
The big pluses were the coffee pot on the table and the little containers or cream, no little plastic containers to deal with. Also we both ordered omelets and were surprised by the way it was prepped. Nice big chucks of potatoes, vegetables, and meat. Also real whole wheat toast, not some lame wheat bread. Our waiter was on top of things, he checked with us several times during the meal to check if we needed anything.
The parking lot is located behind the restaurant with some parking in front of the place. My only two complaints are that food was not hot, half way through the meal it was starting to get luke warm. And the wait staff hangs out right in front of the washroom area, you have break through the crowd to get in or out.
I tried out Eggsperience on Saturday morning with my best friend because she lives nearby. I definitely think it is a little high priced for breakfast but it was pretty good. I will say that the portions were generous though.
I had the grilled chicken sandwich and sweet potato fries. The sweet potato fries were not very flavorful and could've been better. The sandwich was good but nothing to write home about. My friend had an omelet. It was enormous and she liked it. I'm not a coffee person but she is and liked it.
All in all this is not my top breakfast pick but I'd go back if I had to.
Service was attentive and efficient. Coffee and cappuccino were decent. Liked the little 'cafe' bar for juice and espresso drinks.
Portions were giant. Outrageous even.
But, the food was just not good. Â I tried to like it. Just couldn't put it in my mouth. Crepes were more like pancakes and not cooked through properly. Eggs were alright. But the mushroom and spinach filling was weird. The fiance had potato pancakes that were super overdone and nearly burnt.
So, strike out.
If you want quick and much, this is it.
I've tried this location over the location in Glenview, and I think this location is better.
It's a standard breakfast place, but they cook their bacon well and their eggs were cooked to order properly.  The coffee here is great too, not sure why the coffee here is better that the Glenview location.  Also, service was alright  too even though the waitress did kinda mess up my side order (I ordered fruit and she brought out hash browns, but I didn't mind).  My husband ordered the lox benedict and it was kinda weird because they cooked the lox.  Who cooks lox!!?!? WWWEEEIIIIRRDD!!
Anyway I got no beef with this place so I'd come back. Â Just don't get the lox benedict.
I live nearby, so I've frequented Eggs a few times already even though they just opened. I agree that the priced are a little high, but at the same time, 1) you get a good serving, and 2) this is friggin Park Ridge! the water is expensive here. Last week I got huge crepes, coffee, and juice (+tax) for $16.
There are two other breakfast places a block away, so the competition is a little high so they aren't too busy yet, but just like any other place, Sunday mornings are packed with families, so I don't think they are doing so bad.
As for the food, I think the pancakes are fluffy, the omelets fantastic, and if you have time, try the crepes- they are huge, easily dividable into breakfast and lunch, and yummy. Their juice is good too. The coffee is bottomless and they leave the pitcher for you on the table so you don't have to flag them down to get refills. I thought the speed of food delivery was just fine. Overall, I'm pretty satisfied.
Eggsperience is as vast as it is empty. Â The latter is expected considering the place just opened. Â Either way, you should rarely have a problem finding a table.
The allure here is the breakfast (doors close at 4 p.m.), but there's a substantial lunch menu for folks who want to accompany a pancake-and-eggs crowd. Â
Contrary to the review below, my food arrived fairly quickly. Â I ordered the Mile High Omelette. Â It was huge and very good (that's what she said). Â The pancakes are hit or miss. On this occasion they were just OK. Â I like mine fluffier. These tasted almost as if they'd been reheated after sitting out for a while.
The food is definitely on the pricier side for breakfast. Â I know ingredients keep getting more expensive, but two people shouldn't have a near $30 tab for a couple of omelettes and a short stack of pancakes. There are too many other breakfast joints that offer comparable food at better prices.
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