Dining Pick of the Week: Egg Works

PICK OF THE WEEK:
EGG WORKS

10839 S. Eastern Ave., 702-485-5585

Egg Works, under the ownership of Brad Burdsall, continues to expand, and this is his newest location. Already well known for its many large breakfast and lunch items, this restaurant has seating for 200, including counter seating. All four-egg omelets come with Works potatoes and toast or a homemade banana nut muffin. They include Denver, bacon and sliced avocado, Crazy Chicken, Fresh Veggie, The Works and the Eggs-Taliano with Italian sausage, diced onion and green peppers. House specials are homemade corn beef hash with two eggs, Original Breakfast Burrito with four eggs and diced bacon, and two center-cut pork chops with eggs. There are crepes, skillet breakfasts, pancakes (blueberry, chocolate chip, diced apple and cinnamon), waffles and scrambles. Among the sandwiches are charbroiled hamburgers, wraps and sandwiches such as club ranch melt, Reuben, beef dip, teriyaki chicken, tuna or egg salad and grilled veggie pesto. All are served with a choice of house potatoes, seasoned or Cajun fries, potato salad or pasta salad. Experience a taste of Cincinnati with Burdall’s very own and popular Cincy Chili served over spaghetti, with eggs or over a steamed hot dog. Omelets begin at $7.95. Egg Works is open daily from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. — Jack Bulavsky