National Egg Day: Where to eat the best eggs in western Mass.
CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – June 3 is National Egg Day, and western Mass. residents can celebrate this week by visiting the best breakfast and brunch spots in the area.
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For those looking for the best Eggs Benedict or omelet in the region, Yelp has it covered. Using community ratings and reviews, Yelp has determined the best local spots to enjoy a meal of eggs, however you like them.
Here are the top 15 places to enjoy eggs in western Massachusetts:
The Farmer's House Restaurant: 600 Belmont Avenue, Springfield
Sunny Side Up Breakfast and Lunch: 46 Morgan Road, West Springfield
Felix's Breakfast and Sandwich Shop: 67 Liberty Street, Springfield
Juguito's Healthy Grab and Go: 133 State Street, Springfield
Crepes Tea House: 261 Union Street, West Springfield
Evans Egg House: 200 Center Street, Ludlow
Cafe Cristo: 513 Belmont Avenue, Springfield
Nosh Restaurant and Cafe: 1341 Main Street, Springfield
Memo's Restaurant and Catering: 1272 Memorial Avenue, West Springfield
Log Cabin: 500 Easthampton Road, Holyoke
Homestyle Cafe: 1780 Westover Road, Chicopee
Alex's Bagel Shop: 398 Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow
Auntie Cathie's Kitchen: 159 Main Street, Agawam
Eat: 609 Page Boulevard, Springfield
Egg & I: 489 Newton Street, South Hadley
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