Your fav breakfast food has a new home at The Egghouse

Your fav breakfast food has a new home at The Egghouse

Who’s the real owner of The Egghouse? The world may never know, but in the case of loving all things yolk and egg-related, Lower East Side’s latest pop-up features everything from a giant carton of life-size eggs (for the ‘gram!) to a basement of black-lit balloons with a swing.

Eggnog is served (because what other spirit would fit for guests?), and yolky earrings and various accessories are sold. Every guest gets a free token for a chance to win some sort of souvenir, not to mention the beloved NYC foodie fav Eggloo will also be there to feed you fluffy waffles and ice cream!

The Egghouse officially opens to the public after April and runs through June, so grab some tickets and get flipped before it’s too late.

 


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