United States

This Another Broken Egg Cafe location is owned and operated by Another Broken Egg of America Franchising, LLC. 

Opening an Another Broken Egg Cafe restaurant in Columbia wasn’t a hard decision. The opportunity to bring a menu loaded with fresh ingredients and creative recipes across a wide variety of breakfast classics, memorable brunch dishes and lunchtime favorites was too good to pass up.

Mike Craddick grew up in Centerville graduating from Ohio University in 1982. He then moved to New Orleans where he began his career in the restaurant business as a manager of a Wendy’s eventually becoming a district manager of 13 locations. Leaving that position, Mike moved to Memphis to operate several different venues. Eventually he moved back to Centerville to spend more time with family.

James and Carol Buckner moved to Jacksonville in 2004 after retiring from the Air Force with 20 years of service. After arrival they both were involved in teaching at a local college and academy. They have two children, Richard and Misty who also live in Jacksonville. In addition, they have three grandchildren. James' brother owns three Another Broken Egg Cafe restaurants in the Huntsville, AL area and the desire to get into this business grew from eating at his dining establishments.

This Another Broken Egg Cafe is proud to be locally owned and operated. Since the concept’s inception in 1996, Another Broken Egg Cafe has been crafting chef-inspired dishes with an artisanal flair for breakfast, brunch and lunch that are "craveably" delicious. With a menu loaded with fresh ingredients, creative recipes and seasonal specialties, you can be sure every meal is truly exceptional and will leave you coming back for more.

Mike Craddick grew up in Centerville graduating from Ohio University in 1982. He then moved to New Orleans where he began his career in the restaurant business as a manager of a Wendy’s eventually becoming a district manager of 13 locations. Leaving that position, Mike moved to Memphis to operate several different venues. Eventually he moved back to Centerville to spend more time with family.

Ayo and Molly grew up in Indiana and moved to the Oviedo area in 2011. With impressive business experience including owning two Great Clips locations, the Adewakuns knew they were prepared to follow their dream of opening a restaurant.

After experiencing the food quality, creative dishes and exceptional customer service offered at Another Broken Egg Cafe, the Adewakuns knew it would be a perfect fit for the upscale, fast-growing Oviedo area. The two are excited to share their love of brunch and Another Broken Egg Cafe with their community.

Opening Another Broken Egg Cafe® in College Station originated from Ryan Bevans and his dad, Tom, after frequenting multiple cafes in Louisiana and Florida.  Ryan decided he wanted to open Another Broken Egg Cafe in his hometown and offer a chef-inspired menu loaded with fresh ingredients and creative recipes across a wide variety of breakfast classics, memorable brunch dishes, and lunchtime favorites.

Chris Gouras and his brother, George, opened their first Another Broken Egg Cafe location in April 2011 in Ridgeland, Mississippi. But the idea came from a conversation between Chris and a colleague over dinner one night about the lack of good breakfast restaurants in the area. This exchange sparked a fire within Chris and prompted him to call his brother, George. During the call, both agreed the area could use a good breakfast/brunch option.

Franchise owners, John and Britney Valas, are celebrating the 2020 New Year by opening the very first Another Broken Egg Cafe located in the heart of America... just outside of Kansas City in Overland Park, Kansas!!