
At the Speckled Egg, Chef Megan Loos and partner Tony Artur are creating fresh, fun, and delicious takes on breakfast, lunch, and dinner favorites. From our house-ground sausage and seasonal soups to our scratch-baked sandwich rolls and sweet treats – we take great care and time to ensure you are getting beautiful bites that you will remember and crave again. Sign up below to stay in the know about our latest events & pop-ups – and please get in touch for catering info! On Insta / FB @thespeckledeggcafe [email protected] SIGN UP or MESSAGE US for ordering info
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Address: 19 N Union St, Lambertville, NJ 08530
Website: https://www.thespeckledegg.net/
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My table also got the Gochujang Fries, which were likewise amazing with a creamy cheese dip. The standout, however, was the egg sandwich. If you are around this place for breakfast or lunch. Give them a try!
I got the lamb shawarma smash and the salt&vinegar fries – absolutely insane. Food had lots of flavor and I could tell it was fresh/real food.
Was it a little pricey? Maybe…but I feel good about the money I spent here. Could I have shared the fries with 3 other people…also maybe, but I am an animal and crushed them by myself.
Thanks for the hospitality Tony, total vibe – I’ll be back
The small black chalkboard was handwritten with the words ‘fish fry’ and that’s how this meal started.
This was a special meal at the newly opened Speckled Egg which has opened in this new location. They only served fried fish sandwiches on the day I visited and I assume they will move to a full menu soon. I’ve been hearing so much about the old location so excited to visit the newly opened location.
Such a great vibe, small marble tables can seat two, or carefully combined to seat more. our party was five people.
No menu. First up was a ‘Fizzy Drink’, Topo Chico with a fruit syrup. served in plastic cup with straw – yum.
Next up a bib salad, so fresh, with a creamy green dill dressing on the side served in a small plastic takeout cup. There were Dikon slices, pickled onions and maybe shaved radish too. It was so fresh, you could smell the fresh veggies waft up as it was served in a small brown kraft food tray.
The main event was just indescribable. Also served in a large craft tray, the fried fish was served on a regular hamburger bun, nothing fancy. The fish extended well beyond the bun on either side giving you several bites of fish without bun. I tasted so many flavors and maybe I’m making some of them up so don’t hold me to it. Crispy, salt, garlic, vinegar, all these flavors came out in every bite. A big heap of coleslaw was added beneath the top of the bin that provided some extra crunch. It was truly fabulous. Not to be out done, each sandwich came with one of those super mini bottles of Tobacco sauce.
To wrap it up, dessert was what I believe to be a wonderful, light, airy and not overly sweet banana pudding with some whipped cream and three hand-made wafers. It was served in a small ice cream cup. I could have eaten a bucket of this but didn’t want to embarrass myself so I kept to the one cup and tried not to make it obvious while licking the cup clean.
A wonderful start for the Speckled Egg, I look forward to the next menu and really hope I can get a seat next time I visit.