Double Egg Cafe

The food was delicious, everything was super tasty, the coffee was great, although a little weak for me, the place was very pretty, and the service from the waiters was excellent. 100% recommended.

- Isaura Guerrero -

Food was delicious!! Started off with machiato then got southwest omelette with French toast and Nashville chicken sandwich, everything was amazing to taste, fresh and great portion. We visited on a weekend and it was crowded as expected. Spent around $45 for two people. A must visit cafe if you enjoy great pancakes, French toast, omelette and ofcourse coffeee!!!!!

- Shreya Gudigar -

Great little breakfast place. Nice vibes. The server was great. She was very informative and efficient. Would dine there again.

- Angie Garcia -

Our first visit at Double Egg cafe was great and it won’t be our last! Kaylen took excellent care of us and worked with our 12 people chaos. Food was amazing and came out super fast. All in all a fantastic brunch locations and a must try for everyone.

- Vinayak Muthal -

Best place for breakfast or lunch in Coppell! Came in on a Sunday morning walked right in and were seated and served. Friendly, well staffed, clean, and fun atmosphere with a coffee bar inside! Everyone we encountered was kind, helpful and worked well together as a team. We had Robin as our server, she was so kind and helpful - being this was our first time, she took great care of us! We hope to have her again and can't wait to return. Highly recommend the burger, skillet, and coconut banana cream pancakes!

- Lauryn Shack -

Wanting to go to Hemingway Brunch, but want to beat the lines and the people, I’ve got the place just for you. This place is located right off the northern end of the Denton Tap just before the Sam Rayburn Tollway, across a bridge — deep in the heart of Coppell. If you’re looking forward to mimosas during brunch and omelettes and spilling the queer tea, then this place might just be it for you. The grandeur and chic atmosphere gives this place a brand new meaning to having brunch with your friends — from near and afar. In this sense, I would’ve been the one that came from afar. There was barely any wait — in fact, we were seated immediately. The wait wasn’t long until we were asked about what drinks we wanted to start with, and which entrees we wanted to go with. I opted in for an English Breakfast tea option — of which it was prepared the British way with a kettle and milk on the side. I found that to be surprising because sometimes, a lot of 

Then came the brunch entrees — I opted for a Florentine omelette with goat cheese and lettuce, and hashbrowns. The hash brown texture was just right, and the goat cheese was very much spread out throughout the omelette. What made this stop unique was the way the hospitality portion of it played out — this place cannot match unlike any other brunch place — they checked up on us very often, making sure that our experience was top notch and never a bad one at any point given in time. I’ll definitely be back here soon to try more, of course, when I’m in town. If ever you’re trying to find a brunch spot that won’t break your bank, yet don’t want to drive out of the city of limits of Coppell, then the Double Yolk Cafe may just be the one spot for you, your friends, or both!

- Austin Zhuang -

reallyyy good food and prompt, friendly service. could tell this place was popping when my friend and i walked in randomly in the middle of a weekday and the place was packed! still got seated immediately and could see why this place attracts a crowd :)

- Shruthi Gopinath -

Not sure what took us so long to try this place, but as a coppellian, I’m happy to say it’s my new favorite breakfast spot! My son and I enjoyed everything we had including the pumpkin pancakes and country fried steak. Don’t skip the Maple waffle fries either. Hoping this place sticks around

- Robin Grist -