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Address: 517 8th St SE, Washington, DC 20003
Phone: (202) 621-7480
Website: https://www.ieggyou.com/
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I Egg You
If you are in the DC area, you absolutely must try this amazing, one-of-a-kind spot. I Egg You is hands down one of the most unique and flavorful places I’ve been to in Washington, DC. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the energy — it’s fun, welcoming, and different from your typical breakfast or brunch place.
The food is next level. Everything is made fresh, packed with flavor, and presented beautifully. Their egg sandwiches are out of this world — perfectly cooked eggs, creative combinations, and the freshest ingredients all stacked together in a way that just works. Every bite is savory, satisfying, and leaves you wanting more. It’s comfort food elevated to a whole new level.
If you’re in the mood for something indulgent, their loaded options and sides do not disappoint. Crispy, seasoned perfectly, and topped with generous portions that show they truly care about quality and value. And don’t even get me started on the drinks and shakes — the perfect complement to an already incredible meal.
What really sets I Egg You apart is the creativity. This isn’t just breakfast — it’s an experience. The menu has personality, the flavors are bold, and you can tell a lot of thought went into every item. It’s the kind of place you try once and immediately start telling your friends about.
On top of the amazing food, the service is friendly and efficient. The staff makes you feel welcome and appreciated, which just adds to the overall experience. Whether you’re a DC local or just visiting, this place is worth the stop.
If you’re anywhere near Washington, DC, don’t miss out. I Egg You is truly a five-star experience and easily one of the best, most memorable bites in the city. I’ll definitely be back!
Let’s start with the classic deviled eggs — creamy, tangy, perfectly seasoned, and a brilliant little kickoff to what the rest of the menu delivers. These deviled eggs aren’t an afterthought — they’re a statement. Silky yolk filling with just the right hit of seasoning makes them dangerously easy to devour in one go.
Then there’s the seasonal lobster deviled egg special, which honestly deserves its own spotlight. Imagine buttery lobster folded into that rich yolk base with a whisper of citrus and herbs — it’s the kind of bold, playful twist that elevates what could’ve been simple bar snacks into brunch royalty. This isn’t just a special. It’s the special that has me scheming my next visit already.
What’s brilliant about I Egg You is how every egg dish — whether it’s these deviled beauties or the cleverly constructed sandwiches and brunch mains — feels deliberate and joyful. No filler, all flavor, and that unapologetic devotion to the humble egg shows in every bite.
If you’re in DC and serious about brunching right, this is a two-thumbs-up, napkin-saving, “I’ll be back for more” kinda place. Deviled eggs here aren’t just a side — they’re a highlight.
We ordered: A BLT, a Vietnamese Egg coffee, an affogato and an OMG Loaded.
My BLT with added Avocado was okay. First couple of bites was good until it got a bit overwhelming with the [sweet Aioli] sauce. perhaps it would have been better with a little less sauce; it kind of took a way the clean and savory taste of just simple lettuce, tomatoes and bacon. On the positive note, it has generous amount of bacon slices [4-5].
Vietnamese Egg coffee – I had this in Vietnam and also make this at home … it’s a trendy drink in Hà Nội. Vietnamese coffee is strong and thick, and it is an espresso made from a French drip. With that said, I can check this off as tried it and will not order again. I am certain that the coffee was just regular filtered coffee because it tasted nothing like a dripped espresso, cant taste the condensed milk either neither is the egg.
My hubby said Affogato [ espresso pour over gelato ] was good.
His OMG Loaded was good. But too many potatoes.
Will I come back, yes because it is my first time and there are other dishes that I havent tried … so it’s only fair not to give bad review if I only tried a couple of dishes
Dislike – there’s a 20% service charge automatically added to a bill that is more than $20.00. And on the bottom of the bill there is also a line for tip … we almost double tip until we read the receipt again. Not cool.