I tried The Egg I Am on Sunday Morning at about 10 am. Upon arrival, we put our names on the list as there was a wait. After about a 15-20 minute wait for our table for two, we were seated. The restaurant has a typical breakfast joint feel; country. The seats were fairly uncomfortable.
We were promptly greeted by our server and our drink order was taken. Shortly thereafter, our drinks were served. Our food took about 15 minutes which was an appropriate amount of time I thought for how busy they were. I ordered the Viva La France which was 2 slices of french toast, 2 eggs your way and 2 slices of bacon. They food expediter brought out our food and did not bring me syrup so I had to ask for it. The food was ok, actually the eggs were good and buttery but the french toast was so-so. All in all, The Egg I Am is good. While a little pricier than it needs to be but not exorbitant, it is an ok place for breakfast. Next time, I may try for lunch.