This reviews The Good Egg, not Pepper Club. We went with fond memories of the original Good Egg and were thoroughly disappointed. While the service was pleasant the rest of our experience was lacking. The three in my party each ordered a different egg dish and each one was undercooked to the point of being runny. The corned beef hash, while appealing on the plate, was a bland disappointment. A side dish of hash browns with melted cheddar cheese came as a non -discript side with a coating of too much grease and unmelted, pre-shredded cheddar cheese. This $3.00 side dish carried the general theme of our meal. Fairly overpriced breakfast items which were, except for the cinnamon bum, underwhelming. Total breakfast bill for three of us rang in at $39.00.