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Jimmy's Egg

Jimmy's Egg

1103 W Stan Schlueter Loop, Killeen, TX 76549, USA, United States

American • Catering • Breakfast • Sandwiches


"I went here for breakfast as it isn’t far from home. My first impression was that they were packed…this was not accurate. They just share a parking lot. I walked in and upon first impression, the hostess seemed less enthusiastic to be at work on a Saturday. I get it but her overall demeanor wasn’t welcoming. Perhaps giving her a script to say as guests walk in would alleviate. She really just didn’t seem to know what to say. There was an awkward silence…no greeting…so I finally just said “table for 1”. She sat me at the second booth from the window and walked away. I probably only waited 1:20 before sweet Kathleen walked up. Her intro was pleasant and cheerful. She’s a gem. I let her know it was my first time there and she was helpful in suggestions and even upselling. She knew her menu and made me the best iced coffee ever. Seriously, amazing cinnamon roll ice coffee. I ordered the carnitas skillet upon Kathleen’s recommendation. Overall, presentation was great. It came out rather fast which never impresses me. But it was hot. The only complaint I truly have is I manage a breakfast restaurant and I’m familiar in the freshness of hash browns. These were not fresh but the flavor of the skillet outweighed that. Kathleen also recommended a cinnamon roll. I wasn’t disappointed. I just hate how cinnamon rolls get hard rather quickly if not eaten right away; and since it was as big as my face, I could not eat it all. I’ll definitely be back for Kathleen’s service. Such a beautiful spirit and I genuinely loved her! Even as they got busy, she never made me feel less important than anyone else. She really handled her section with ease!"

Jimmy's Egg

Jimmy's Egg

6004 S Broadway Ave #100, 75703, Tyler, US, United States

Meat • Lunch • Coffee • Cheese


"What a great spot for breakfast. We were able to go online and make reservations. We went around 12/1 on a Saturday and they weren't that busy, but it could be because they close at 2. I think earlier in the day they usually have wait times so I would suggest going later or making a reservation. There is plenty of parking in the parking lot so you don't have to worry about that. Plenty of setting room. Our waitress was very patient and talked us through the menu. She was probably the best waitress I have had in a while. Very attentive and all our food was right. I had the carnitas queso skillet. It had hash browns in but I substituted it out for country potatoes. I also got no onions. This meal was amazing. There was plenty of queso so didn't have to ask for more. I love cheese and this was the best choice. The switch to add potatoes was a great choice for me too. I'm not a huge hash down person and the potatoes were amazing. The waitress helped me pick it out. She said it was her favorite thing too. My friend also gets the same dish every time she goes there. I also had the cinnamon roll French toast. They were ok but not what I expected. They didn't use thick bread. It was fairly thin and I'm not used to that for French toast. Not a huge fan so wouldn't get that again, but they did taste decent. Can't wait to go back again and try some other things on the menu next time I visit."

The Local Eatery Craft Beer

The Local Eatery Craft Beer

66-75 Selfridge St, New York, United States Of America, 11375, Broad Channel

Beer • Delis • Dining • Catering


"Dearest denizens of discerning drinks,In a landscape littered with lagers, ales, and those sweet nectarine brews that we all long for on an idle Wednesday evening (or is that just me? , this establishment stands tall, glistening like the froth atop a freshly poured pint. It 's the oasis for the thirsty traveler with a penchant for the truly local, the authentic, the artisanal! Indeed, their beer selection is like the Louvre if the Louvre was filled with hop laden masterpieces, all from our best neighborhood breweries. Every sip is a chorus of liquid legends, proclaiming: "Drink me, for I am the soul of this fine city! "Now, as for the food, I 've yet to dive deep into the menu 's vast offerings. But I 'll tell you this, if their culinary delights are anywhere close to their beer prowess, I 'm about to embark on a gastronomic odyssey worthy of its own epic tale. Stay tuned.However, a word of caution to the guardians of this glorious taproom: be on the lookout for a local yokel with a bloated resemblance to Billy Squier (remember him? If not, Google 's your friend, see below . This fellow, thinking he 's the Rex Reed of Yelp, has been peddling(cause he can no longer drive, I hope his unsolicited opinions around town. Now, I 'd be the last to begrudge a man his drink, but rumor has it he 's recently escaped the clutches of the Florida legal system, sporting a brand new DUI badge of dishonor. For the love of hops, do not I repeat, DO NOT give him a beer. Just point him to the exit and suggest he mounts his trusty scooter, lest he ventures on the roads and graces the headlines once more.All in all, this place is the veritable Mecca for the malt aficionado. Go, relish, and drink responsibly. Cheers!"