Green Eggs Caf� opening Dec. 21

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Green Eggs Caf� opening Dec. 21

POSTED: Thursday, December 3, 2009, 6:30 PM
Filed Under: Openings

Yo South Phillyites, need another bruncherie? Here you go: Green Eggs Caf� will be debuting at 1306 Dickinson on or around Dec. 21. Stephen J. Slaughter and William Bonforte, vets of Old City's Moda and Odium, plan on serving breakfast and lunch at their 50-seater, which'll also have an outdoor area.

The "green" part: The place is aggressively eco-conscious. A ban on disposable plastics and Styrofoam, biodegradable takeout containers, LEED-certified building products (recycled stone, sustainable cork, responsibly harvested wood, etc.), a partnership with a state-of-the-art composting facility in Delaware.

The "eggs" part: A menu composed from locally sourced produce and meats. "We will eradicate the misconception that going green will sacrifice the quality of food being served," says Slaughter. Early in the day, expect eats like French toast, pancakes, omelettes and breakfast burritos; for lunch, they'll do stuff like Kobe sliders, big burgers and chicken salad sandwiches.

Slaughter adds that he plans on inviting neighborhood residents in prior to the opening for a free-food meet and greet.


Mom
Posted 2009-12-03 17:54:11
Do you think they will have ham?   Mom

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Posted 2009-12-28 18:23:31
[...] The entryway side of the 50-seat space features an open kitchen with bar seating, some high-top stools and a pair of cushy leather couches alongside a mounted flat-screen and a fireplace. On the other side of the space, you’ll find the sunny dining room, plus an additional nook for private events and overflow. This particular portion of the restaurant features original construction elements dating back some 91 years, says Slaughter. (More on the caf�’s green ethos here.) [...] 

jes
Posted 2010-01-04 22:56:31
Why would an eco-conscious restaurant run a flat screen all day?
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