Best For
Relaxed weekend brunches and exploring local Chinese wines.
CN
Cafe·Cozy, Chill, Minimalist
Located in the heart of Shanghai's vibrant Jing An District, Egg is a beloved neighborhood spot that excels in the art of brunch. True to its name, the menu features a variety of expertly prepared egg dishes alongside home-cooked favorites and breakfast cocktails. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with staff who are frequently praised for their friendliness and English proficiency. As the sun sets, the space shifts its focus, becoming a wine bar that showcases an intriguing selection of Chinese wines. Whether you're there for a morning 'Dirty' coffee or an evening glass of local vintage, it offers a slice of contemporary Shanghai cafe culture.
Located in the heart of Shanghai's vibrant Jing An District, Egg is a beloved neighborhood spot that excels in the art of brunch. True to its name, the menu features a variety of expertly prepared egg dishes alongside home-cooked favorites and breakfast cocktails. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with staff who are frequently praised for their friendliness and English proficiency. As the sun sets, the space shifts its focus, becoming a wine bar that showcases an intriguing selection of Chinese wines. Whether you're there for a morning 'Dirty' coffee or an evening glass of local vintage, it offers a slice of contemporary Shanghai cafe culture.
You might want to ask
Address
12 Xiang Yang Bei Lu, Jing An Qu,Shang Hai Shi, China, 200070
Websiteeggshanghai.com
Hours
Open nowDaily 10:00 AM - 10:30 PM
Highlights
Creative egg-centric breakfast and brunch menu.
Unique selection of local Chinese wines.
Friendly, English-speaking staff.
Specialty coffee and breakfast cocktails.
Transitions into an intimate wine bar in the evenings.
Time of Day
Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Late Night
Occasion Tags
Casual Drinks, Locals, Tourists, Solo
Reviews
4.7
Excellent36 reviews
Egg in Shanghai is highly regarded for its high-quality brunch and welcoming, chill atmosphere. Reviewers frequently praise the friendly, English-speaking staff and the creative variety of the breakfast menu, specifically highlighting the expertly prepared egg dishes. The cafe is noted for its specialty coffee, though some found the 'Dirty' coffee to be average. A unique draw is the evening transition into a wine bar, where guests can sample an interesting selection of Chinese wines. While the vibe is cozy and cute, some visitors mentioned that the seating lacks cushions and the area near the door can be drafty. Overall, it is a recommended destination for a relaxed meal in the Jing An area.
Add dates for experiences
Location
Jing An Qu, Shanghai, Shang Hai Shi, China
