4.9
- 4.9Food
- 4.9Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.8Value
Noise • Moderate
1 - 6 people
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4.9
Noise • Moderate
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Philadelphia County3 reviews
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11 June 2025
Chefs Megan Loos and Tony Artur are opening a new location in downtown Lambertville, in the former Manon space. The duo specialize in eclectic breakfasts, lunches, and suppers, and began their business at the nearby Golden Nugget Antique Flea Market before spending three years at Rice’s Market in New Hope.
Published in Inquirer.com
3 June 2025
The Speckled Egg Cafe announced its soft opening at 19 North Union Street on June 3, 2025. The article describes its seasonally inspired breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, locally sourced ingredients, and sunlit courtyard dining area.
Published in Patch
24 February 2025
The Speckled Egg Cafe plans to reopen in the former Manon building in Lambertville in early spring, moving from its Rice’s Market location. It will continue serving breakfast and lunch favorites and add dinner offerings.
Published in PhillyBurbs