Welcome to The Crowned Egg, your top destination for breakfast and brunch with a Mexican twist in Gilbert, Arizona! Our vibrant menu features everything from classic breakfast favorites to authentic Mexican-inspired dishes, including mouthwatering breakfast burritos, huevos rancheros, and much more. Whether you’re starting your day with a hearty meal or enjoying a leisurely brunch with family and friends, The Crowned Egg offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere and dishes crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Join us for a flavorful and satisfying breakfast or brunch experience that will leave you coming back for more!
Humble pit stop with an extensive breakfast menu, plus burgers, sandwiches & salads for lunch.
Hours
| Friday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 6:30 AM–2:30 PM |
| Sunday | 6:30 AM–2:30 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 911 S Lindsay Rd B 106, Gilbert, AZ 85296
Phone: (480) 892-4327
Website: https://thecrownedegg.com/
Menu Photos
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
The crowned egg – The Crowned Egg – A vibrant breakfast and …
The Crowned Egg
The Crowned Egg | Gilbert AZ – Facebook
Reviews
I should have taken a picture at the beginning. Yummy.
I had the chilaquiles—perfectly done and packed with flavor. My dining buddy went for his usual: eggs Benedict with a side of bacon (because, of course). No complaints from either of us—just clean plates and happy bellies!
The poached eggs in the eggs Benedict were just shy of fully cooked (calling them jammy would be a stretch) and the hollandaise sauce was…chunky, and oddly spicy. It tasted like they had used a spicy mustard rather than a Dijon, which to be fair distracted from the chunks.
The burrito was so bland, like not even salt and pepper were used, there was a hit of flavor when the onions, peppers, and cheese were reached, but that was only a bite and a half. I also completely forgot there was a meat in there too. Nothing was cooked long enough to get any flavor. It was unseasoned potatoes and eggs with a small garnish inside.
The pancakes bounced when a piece fell off my fork, enough said about that.
The staff is friendly but very busy.
The whole place is dark, anyone you’re trying to have a conversation with while facing the window will have their face in shadow.
Bland, dark and meh.
Longer version – The strawberry lemonade tasted like Kool-Aid, with a strawberry or two tossed in; the hazelnut banana crepe had too much Nutella on it for such a thin crepe, plus the crepe was thin, which means it had some crispy parts. Crepes are not supposed to be crispy.
My sister’s tropical French toast was described as having “cream cheese & mango stuffed…” Neither of us tasted much of the cream cheese, it was more some ooey, gooey, sugary knock-off that did not taste well at all. Usually we are pretty good about eating our leftovers, but I notice the other half of this remains in the fridge … will likely make it into our compost bin.
There was no sign upon walking in (do we wait to be seated or seat ourselves?) so we just walked in & sat. There were a few tables that needed desperate bussing, the decor was decent. It’s not a large place, chairs were uncomfortable, but there is plenty of parking.
Our server, Perla, was fairly quick so kudos to her, and to the chefs for getting everything made so quickly. But despite this, still probably won’t have a return visit, not with so many other superb options for crepes.
about how it wasn’t. We showed him and he said it was from the grill stain but it’s toast I replied. He also pushed back a little when we requested it be redone. We said just the toast not the whole plate. I also let him know we didn’t want to argue over it. They redid the plate but he also came out with the loaf of sourdough bread they used and still argued about the bread. The place was clean but not inviting. 3 stars is for the food and the missing 2 stars is for the customer service.
Nice little place and the food was good. Service was good too.
We had the eggs Benedict, veggie omelette, and a kids pancake.
Pros: omelette wasn’t over cooked, which I’m usually afraid of cause I hate overcooked scrambled eggs. The side red potatoes were probably the best thing; get them instead of the hash browns. Kids smiley face pancake was good and I appreciated the effort to make it special.
Cons: coffee was very underwhelming. Poached eggs were over cooked. Hash browns were good but there weren’t a lot of them… Not that I need a lot, but I love a thick layer of hash browns with crispy a top and bottom. Should have gone for the red potatoes.