Six breakfast options, ranging from a $5.00 avocado toast to a $15.00 full platter. Here’s what’s actually in each one, and how to pick the right one for how hungry you actually are.
Unlike most of our menu, breakfast splits into genuinely different formats rather than variations on one base — a sandwich, a burrito, a toast, a potato-and-egg plate, a pancake stack, and a full combo platter. The decision here is really about format first, protein second.
Prices track portion size fairly closely: Eggocado Toasted is the lightest option at $5.00, and The Sunrise Celebration is the most complete at $15.00, with everything else landing between $7.50 and $8.75.
The Full Breakfast Lineup
| Breakfast Item | Price | What’s In It |
|---|---|---|
| Bacon, Egg & Cheese | $8.00 | On a 12-inch roll |
| Burrito Delight | $8.75 | Scrambled eggs, home fries, chorizo & cheese |
| Eggocado Toasted | $5.00 | Avocado spread on toasted bread with an egg and tomatoes |
| Potato Delight | $7.50 | Home fries and 2 scrambled eggs |
| Sunrise Stack | $7.75 | 3 pancakes topped with powdered sugar and butter |
| The Sunrise Celebration | $15.00 | 1 pancake, 3 bacon, 2 sausage, 2 eggs, home fries & toast |
If You Want a Classic Handheld Sandwich
The Bacon, Egg & Cheese is the most traditional option on the list — built on a 12-inch roll rather than a small bun, so it eats more like a full sandwich than a quick bite. If you want something you can eat with one hand on the way out the door, this is the pick.
Bread choice matters more than people expect here. A roll like this holds up better than a flakier option such as a croissant or biscuit, and generally carries less added butter, which keeps the sandwich from feeling as heavy by the time you’re halfway through it.
If You Want a Burrito Instead of a Sandwich
The Burrito Delight packs scrambled eggs, home fries, chorizo, and cheese into a tortilla instead of bread. It’s the most loaded handheld option on the list, and the only one built around chorizo specifically.
A flour tortilla and a slice of bread actually carry a similar amount of carbohydrate — the real difference between a burrito and a sandwich comes down to the fillings wrapped inside, not the tortilla itself. Chorizo and home fries both add real weight to this one, so don’t assume “wrap” automatically means “lighter.”
If You Want Something Lighter
The Eggocado Toasted is the lightest and most affordable item on the whole menu at $5.00 — avocado spread over toasted bread, topped with an egg and tomatoes. No meat, no heavy sides, just three ingredients doing the work.
This is the one to order if you want breakfast without committing to a full meal — it works just as well as a quick bite as it does alongside coffee before you head out. If every other option on this list sounds like too much food, start here. Avocado itself is worth the hype it gets: Cleveland Clinic notes it’s high in heart-healthy monounsaturated fat and fiber, which is part of why it holds up as a breakfast staple rather than a passing trend.
If You Want Eggs and Potatoes, No Bread
The Potato Delight keeps things simple: home fries and two scrambled eggs, no bread involved at all. It’s the most straightforward protein-and-carb combination on the menu, without a sandwich or wrap format wrapped around it.
If you’re avoiding bread in the morning but still want a real breakfast rather than just toast, this fills that gap better than any other item on the list. It’s also a natural side to order alongside Bacon, Egg & Cheese if you want extra potatoes without ordering a second sandwich. A protein-forward breakfast like this one has a real practical upside too — getting enough protein at breakfast is linked to feeling fuller for longer, which two eggs go a long way toward covering.
If You Want Something Sweet
The Sunrise Stack is the only dessert-adjacent breakfast on the menu — three pancakes topped with powdered sugar and butter, no eggs or savory ingredients anywhere in it.
If you’d rather start the day sweet than savory, this is the only option built that way from the ground up. Everything else on this list leans toward eggs, meat, or vegetables as the centerpiece.
If You Want Everything
The The Sunrise Celebration is the biggest order on the menu by a wide margin — one pancake, three bacon, two sausage, two eggs, home fries, and toast, all in one order for $15.00.
It’s essentially every other item on this list condensed into one plate — sweet (pancake), savory (bacon and sausage), protein (eggs), and starch (home fries and toast) all included. If you can’t decide between the sweet and savory options above, this sidesteps the decision entirely by including both.
Breakfast Sandwich vs. Breakfast Burrito: Which Should You Order?
| Bacon, Egg & Cheese | Burrito Delight | |
|---|---|---|
| Base | 12-inch roll | Tortilla wrap |
| Protein | Bacon, egg, cheese | Chorizo, scrambled eggs |
| Extras | None listed | Home fries built in |
| Price | $8.00 | $8.75 |
| Best for | Classic, familiar flavor | A more complete, filling meal in one wrap |
Both are priced within 75 cents of each other, so cost isn’t really the deciding factor. The Burrito Delight already has home fries built in, which makes it closer to a complete meal on its own, while the Bacon, Egg & Cheese is the more classic, familiar order if you already know exactly what you want.
Breakfast vs. Our Other Menu Categories
If you’re ordering breakfast to share, The Sunrise Celebration works the same way our appetizers do for later in the day — one larger order built for more than one person rather than a single-serving item.
And if breakfast turns into a bigger group order, our desserts pair naturally with the sweeter end of this menu — Sunrise Stack and a slice of Chocolate Cake later in the day share the same sweet-breakfast logic, just at different times.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What’s the difference between the Bacon, Egg & Cheese and the Burrito Delight?
- The sandwich uses a 12-inch roll with bacon, egg, and cheese. The burrito uses a tortilla with scrambled eggs, home fries, chorizo, and cheese, making it the more complete of the two.
- Which breakfast item is the most affordable?
- The Eggocado Toasted, at $5.00 — it’s also the lightest option on the menu.
- Is there a sweet breakfast option?
- Yes — the Sunrise Stack, three pancakes topped with powdered sugar and butter, with no savory ingredients.
- What comes with The Sunrise Celebration?
- One pancake, three bacon, two sausage, two eggs, home fries, and toast — the largest single order on our breakfast menu.
- Is there a breakfast option without bread?
- Yes — the Potato Delight, which is just home fries and two scrambled eggs with no bread, roll, or tortilla involved.
- Can I order breakfast items any time, or only in the morning?
- Call (215) 904-7353 to confirm current availability for breakfast items.
- Which breakfast item is best for sharing?
- The Sunrise Celebration, since it includes multiple components (pancake, bacon, sausage, eggs, home fries, and toast) rather than a single-serving format.
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