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Eurotrip's Extraordinary Breakfast Sandwich

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Eurotrip, a Central European-themed eatery on the south side of Park Slope, doesn't skimp on the good stuff. Frankly, there are times when I wish they would: I don't know that shrimp and grits need mascarpone and pancetta. (What are shrimp and grits doing on a Central European menu, anyway?) But the kitchen gets it exactly right with their controlled chaos of a breakfast sandwich.

It's hard to do the beast justice in a photo--what it really needs is a dissection chart. A grilled bratwurst, caramelized onions, sautéed portobello mushrooms, house-made sauerkraut, hot pickled peppers, and two eggs, over-easy, are all crammed into a potato-onion hero from Balthazar. The magic happens when you pierce the yolks, releasing a rich ooze that permeates every bite. In case this isn't enough food for you, the sandwich comes with a heaping side of fried potato wedges. Skip the ketchup and dip them in the house-bottled hot sauce, which, made from a mixture of hot and roasted sweet peppers, is more ajvar than Tabasco.

The sandwich is part of the $14 brunch prix fixe, which includes coffee and a cocktail.

Eurotrip

667 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215 (map)
718-285-9425

4 Comments:

I want one of those sandwiches now. And I beg to differ. Your photo does this sucker justice.

@Ed - One of these sandwiches and you'll be doing raisin-only dinners until the New Year!

I heart Eurotrip. They have an arresting artery menu that I could continue to blog about. I did not know about brunch goodness. Thanks for the discovery!

I'm confused by my feelings of affection for a sandwich I've never even met.

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