
Eggs Up Grill in Summerville traces its roots to Pawleys Island, South Carolina where it was founded in 1997 with a menu featuring classic, All-American dishes, along with twists on traditional favorites. The restaurant takes pride in perfectly cooking fresh, hand-cracked eggs 14 different ways. Menu categories include made-to-order omelets and benedicts, pancakes, waffles, and breakfast sandwiches, as well as famous home fries, the Founder’s recipe corned beef hash, and buttery, grilled blueberry muffins. Lunch choices included juicy burgers, tasty sandwiches, wraps and salads.
Relaxed chain serving a menu of breakfast, burgers & sandwiches in a colorful setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1718 State Rd, Summerville, SC 29486
Phone: (843) 761-4542
Website: https://eggsupgrill.olo.com/menu/summerville-18?olonwp=JjBtp_vMLk25gkYh_bnoiQ
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Unfortunately, my food didn’t quite live up to the hype. I ordered the corned beef hash, but it was surprisingly grey and didn’t have the depth of flavor I was hoping for. My pancake was undercooked in the middle, and the grits were pretty watery—not the creamy, comforting texture I was expecting.
That said, I understand Sundays can get hectic, and I don’t want to judge the restaurant based on one visit. The service was definitely top-notch, so I’m willing to give it another try, maybe with a different dish. Hopefully, my next experience will be closer to the rave reviews I’ve heard!
I got the crab benedict and it was good. One egg was too runny (because the white was running too) and the other was a little too overcooked, as the yolk was stiff. Flavor was good though.
I also got the sunrise drink and it was decent. I wouldn’t order it again, though. The combinations didn’t quite mesh well.
We were in South Carolina for a family event when my family surprised me with breakfast at Eggs Up Grill. As we pulled in, we noticed a large shared parking lot, so finding a spot was quick and easy. We made our way over, and Wifey let the host know we preferred a table for four—of course, we were hoping to sit outside. The host mentioned there’d be about a 25-minute wait for outdoor seating. Wifey gave her phone number to get the text notification, and we decided to wait it out just outside the entrance. About 20 minutes later, the host came back out calling names. At first, she said there were still three or four parties ahead of us, but then paused and asked, “Are you waiting for outside seating? Because we actually have a table ready now.” It threw us off a little since that’s what we’d originally asked for—but we didn’t make a big deal of it. We followed her to the outdoor area, which was a mix of picnic tables with umbrellas and additional seating under a large tent. It looked like they added extra tables outside for Father’s Day. We picked a nice sized table under the tent. As soon as we sat down, menus were brought over. We glanced through them quickly and placed our drink orders. The menu had a ton of options, with something for everyone. They even had a small section of specialty coffees. I ordered a hot Cafe Mocha, and Wifey went with a regular coffee and the girls ordered a couple of juices. For our entrées, Wifey and I both went with the Crème Brûlée French Toast. Our oldest daughter chose the Caramel Apple Crisp pancakes with a side of bacon, and our youngest decided to build her own plate: scrambled eggs, grits, bacon, and toast. Despite the Father’s Day crowd, the food came out surprisingly fast. Everything looked great—and tasted even better. We all dove in so quickly that I ended up taking pictures of our food after everyone had already started picking at their plates. Everyone was really happy with what they ordered. Our oldest described her pancakes as “delectable.” This was a great choice for a late breakfast and made the start of my Father’s Day morning feel extra special.
It was great the employee/manager looked into it. However, I never received a response again after requesting some type of compensation considering I was unable to fully enjoy my brunch in bed. Thank goodness for the new First Watch, which has impeccable food and service!
The food was good. My table all ordered the same dish steak and eggs. Renee was a great server she did get kinda side tracked but it happens I get it. The ambiance was usual breakfast talk. The strawberry lemonade mimosa was good first time trying I would definitely order again. Thanks cane bay eggs up