Fried Egg I'm In Love

We take all our out-of-town visitors here. Delicious egg sandwiches with the local flavor of Pioneer Square. This past Saturday we treated our nephew to gourmet egg sandwiches from a food truck, something he's not seen in the Midwest (gourmet anything from a food truck). As we sat waiting in the shade upon chairs provided by IKEA, we listened to the dulcet sounds of the city... the gentle fluttering chorus of coos and clucks of the city pigeons was layered with tinny christian music emanating from a box truck parked in the center of the square. The band was promoting something called Heaven to Earth and its members all stood sweating, crammed in the open box save the drummer, who somehow earned a spot on the paver bricks where he could at least feel the breeze. All of this was punctuated by the shrieks of a woman doing her best to evade a small fleet of security personnel bedecked in bright yellow vests... She came around Starbucks from the North, wailed a hasty retreat, then cut straight through the center of everything, pausing her screams just long enough to hurl an insult toward the box truck full of Christians... Ah, Portland in the summer! Anyway, the sandwiches were the bomb. Can't wait until our next visitors give us another excuse to dine here again! If you're eating it on the road I recommend passing on the delicious pesto... it gets oily and messy to eat. However, if you have the time to sit and eat with a pile of napkins at hand the pesto is well worth the mess!

Agree with everything that has been said. Food truck is serving delicious breakfast sandwiches. Got the Yolko Zeppelin and loved it. The pesto has a little kick which was a nice surprise. Travels well to as I was able to carry to the Saturday Market and sandwich was still fresh.

We stopped by Fried Egg I’m In Love and were seriously impressed! We ordered the Vegan and the Sara, and it was packed with flavor—definitely not your average breakfast sandwich. The avocado was a perfect blend with the cheese. On top of that, the customer service was amazing—the guy was super friendly and helpful, making the whole experience even better. Great food, great vibes. We’ll definitely be back!

Amazing can’t say enough. Had Yolko deluxe. $12.50. Insanely delicious. Nice outdoors seating too. Don’t even think just go!

My husband came home from a trip to Portland raving about these breakfast sandwiches. I finally got to try it and I was blown away-fresh bread, homemade sausage seasoned perfectly and amazing pesto and aoli. I can’t wait to come back here next time we are in the city!

Excellent egg sandwich. Had the Yolko Ono and it was very good. The eggs are done very well, just off runny. It was also hot just at the right level.

Good food but stupid policy of adding 18% charge on 6 or more sandwiches on TAKEOUT, an additional 3% charge on credit cards and then an option for adding 3%-7% tip! They have that in fine-print and the server agreed you could have split the order among different people. This is a scam.

Had breakfast here during my trip to Portland. I got the Egg Zeppelin. It was a great sandwich with the perfect amount of spice. Will definitely eat here again during my next trip!

Located conveniently at Pioneer Square, FEIIL has become a quintessential go-to when I find myself in the downtown area--in all seasons, but especially on days like today, when it's pouring and the sandwich is piping hot?! perfection. Yes, eggs are the stars here, but honestly, there's an option for every plate because FEIIL also carries vegan eggs (Just Egg). my family's go to is the smells like protein spirit with vegan sausage and aardvark aioli, sans cheese. i always joke that I'd love to buy a pound of vegan sausages and keep it in the freezer, but i'm being serious. it's AMAZING. it has a little kick, but even me, who has a very low spice tolerance is OK with it. note that for those avoiding nightshades vegan sausage does have nightshades. finally, bonus points they have gluten free bread for yelpers like me. there is an upcharge ($2!) and the aardvark aioli also costs $1.25 extra (boo), but it really is worth it! the service is friendly, though be warned that the lines can be long and wait times can approach 20 minutes depending on the weather and time of year. there is mobile ordering but FEIIL turns it off during peak hours to prioritize service to those walking up. there is some seating in the area, but it's a food truck after all!

Fried Egg I'm in Love may look simple, but the flavor is anything but. The bread is amazing--soft, toasted perfectly, and full of flavor--and everything is made fresh with bold, balanced ingredients. It's the perfect breakfast: comforting, satisfying, and downright delicious. A must-try in Portland! W e tried the huevo mutilation and it was fantastic. We'll be back for sure to try the other sandwiches.

My partner and I walked over to this food truck spontaneously on a cold Portland winter day. We were surprised by the long line at 9:30am on a Friday morning but it also reassured us that the food might be good. We ordered the Egg Zeppelin and Free Range around the Machine and man were we surprised! I'm not always the biggest fan of egg sandwiches but the ingredients were so fresh and paired excellently! We were dancing with joy haha. We also loved that it wasn't too greasy and genuinely felt healthy and filling. I also loved the sriracha -- it doesn't seem like the classic green bottle sriracha, it's a little bit sweeter. As for price, it was close to $12 a sandwich and in this economy, that's pretty standard. Overall, I highly recommend Fried Egg I'm in Love because I'm truly in love with this place!

The hype is real with this food truck! Convenient location, super nice staff that goes the extra mile to explain their sandwiches to indecisive customers haha I like the location and it felt safe within downtown- pioneer place which is easily reachable by Red line train or a short walk from most downtown hotels if you are visiting. Get your day started with the Yoko Ono! Flavor is 10/10! Love how cute the truck is and the menu options names are funny too!

Just happened to stumble upon this gem walking around Downtown PDX and I'm so glad I did. Joining a group of mini food trucks/carts, they're situated in a town square of sorts, I believe it's called Pioneer Square. It's a cool (both literally and figuratively) outdoor spot to sit and enjoy your breakfast sandwich. I ordered a "Free Range Against the Machine." I was conflicted on which sandwich to order, the handsome gentleman inside the truck suggested I order that sandwich but add bacon. Accompanied by egg, tomato, avocado, and sandwiched between sourdough, I was in breakfast heaven. His helpful suggestion resulted in a delicious breakfast on a cold Portland day and this is legit one of the best breakfast sandwiches, if not the best, I've ever had. Easy 5 stars, cannot wait until my next visit to the area so I can enjoy another.

Tried the Yolko Ono. It was solid -- simple but delicious. However, it is something I could easily recreate at home. The long line was a downside; it took about 30 minutes just to order. Because of that, I would not come back.

Breakfast sandwich done really well. The Yolko Ono (Fried egg, Sausage Pattie, Pesto, Aoili, and Harvati Cheese) was hearty and hit the spot. It has lots of flavor and the bread was toasted to perfection! If you want a hearty breakfast sandwich packed with flavors - this is the spot. Enjoyed my sandwich and would highly recommend

Delicious and just the right size! Grabbed a Yolko Ono on a rainy Monday and it totally hit the spot. Sausage had great flavor but the pesto really made the difference. Looking forward to a couple more visits while I'm in town for work. It'd be really great if there were a couple benches to sit down and enjoy the meal.

I'm not going to lie, I was skeptical about the hype over this place. Like I can make a breakfast sandwich at home for $3, how much better could it really be. Well, I am here to humbly eat my words. Fried Egg I'm in Love doesn't need my praise, the hoards of glowing reviews that came before mine are proof enough. The sandwich looks unassuming and then through what I would guess is $10 worth of butter and some sort of witchcraft they make probably the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. And the fact that they have delicious and perfectly seasoned HOUSEMADE vegan sausage?? With no upcharge?? My sincere apologies for all the times I was a hater. I have been reformed and see the errors of my ways. Pro tip- head over on a rainy day, virtually no line.

A little surprised by the ratings on this one. Sandwiches weren't bad, but pretty basic, especially for the price point and wait time. I thought the Sriracha Mix-A-Lot was OK, the Hugo Mutilation was pretty solid. But overall it just felt like something I could have easily made at home, there wasn't anything super unique about them other than the names that I loved! I had a half of each as my girlfriend and I split the 2, and I walked out still feeling hungry. I even had one of the hash browns and half of my girlfriends but still didn't really do it for me

There was already a group of people waiting for their food when I walked up to order so I knew it was going to be good. It took about 20 minutes to receive my order, but it was definitely worth the wait. I ordered the Egg Zeppelin. It was a hearty sandwich oozing with egg and aioli. The sausage was very flavorful and it was piping hot. I'll be stopping by for a breakfast sandwich every time I'm in the area because they are delicious!

My partner is great and went to pick us up Fried Egg Im In Love while I got ready for the day. It took about 45 mins total to get through the line and wait for food. This location was a 5 min walk from our hotel. He ordered the Egg Zeppelin with sriracha and caramelized onions and he loved it. The way their Yolko Ono warmed my soul at first bite, it was delicious. I also added pesto and sriracha to the mine which was a win imo. The crunchiness of the toasted sourdough, fried egg, sausage patty and its accoutrements was everything I could want in a sandwich. If you are thinking about going here, do it.

Stopped by on a rainy morning. There was a small crowd but placed and got my order in a few minutes. Went with the free range against the machine and added sausage to the sandwich. I sat at one of the tables nearby and watched as they put up the tree in Pioneer Square. The sourdough was nicely toasted, the cheese had a nice pull to it, and the sausage added a burst of flavor.

We stopped by on a Monday morning and street parking was easy to find. They serve a variety of different sourdough based breakfast sandwiches. We ordered a Yolko Ono (add havarti) and a Sriracha Mix a Lot. We put our order in and walked over a few blocks to grab coffee and the sandwiches were ready when we returned (~15 minutes). The sandwiches were solid, the sourdough bread was crisped perfectly and I loved how it didn't get soggy. The ingredients were all really high quality. All of the ingredients complimented each other really well without overpowering one another. I couldn't tell which one I liked more, they were both really solid and I'd order them again!

If you want hot food, great and fast service, and with an ambiance of being in the heart of Portland. Find this food truck! Are you wandering around and hungry for breakfast? Hit this spot up. I met a really pretty young woman and was chatting away while I ate my sandwich, so forgot to take a picture. But man, I'll be coming back to Portland next month and will be here again!

Get it right and your egg breakfast is one hell of a meal. I mean, a food truck devoted to fried eggs? Creative. I had Bookmarked this place in Pioneer Courthouse Square for my Sept '23 trip but the truck wasn't around- maybe because of weather(?). So during my Spring Break trip to see my kid, we started our Monday and ordered egg sandwiches to-go. Or, you can devour your egg sandwich on the Sq as there are some tables and chairs around. You can spot Fried Egg I. I. L's yellow food truck ways away. The list is short- but mighty with ingredients catering to several eating lifestyles. My daughter settled on the Egg Zeppelin (I think?) with some tweaks and opted for the Vegan sausage patty instead of the pork kind and ditched the aardvark aioli (no, it isn't made with aardvark), added caramelized onions and cheddar. My 'Free Range Against The Machine' sandwich was great with the havarti, avocado and tomato. Both our sandwiches held up real good and the yolk spillage was real! The end result was $19+ and the sourdough bread has a slight, almost buttery, golden and toasty outside. Can you make this at home? Yeah. But sometimes you just need a delicious breakfast in a creative setting. To hell with the cost.

Food truck located in Downtown Portland. I went on a Sunday morning around 10 and there was a pretty decent sized line. All in, took around 50 minutes from arriving to finally getting my food. Definitely be prepared for a wait and come early if you are in a time crunch. I ordered the Yolko Ono + the aioli and havarti (their best seller) and really enjoyed it. Definitely a convenient and yummy bite to eat if you're in the area. Staff was also super friendly.

Mmmm so delicious! This food truck is open early which is nice if you are an early riser. I deleted my pictures but the breakfast sandwich is a good size. The bread is toasted and it keeps its crispiness even with everything inside. The sandwich is full of flavor everything paired well together. It hit the spot for me!

Located at Pioneer Courthouse Square, parking was hard to find, but this food cart was not. Service was friendly and helpful with no wait to order, and it took about 10 minutes for our food to be ready. The breakfast sandwiches here are unique and tasty, the sriracha mix-a-lot with just the right spice, and the yolko ono with a delicious light layer of pesto, a slight char on the sausage patty inside (almost overcooked but nice and savory), the egg fried perfectly, and the sourdough bread airy and flavorful... it's clear they use quality ingredients here. There was nowhere to sit and eat as they were setting up for a concert on the day we visited, so we ended up walking to Director Park nearby and enjoying our meal at the tables over there.

The logical evolution of a brekafast sandwich. Like this is a Mega Evolved sausage egg and cheese. I really don't know what more humanity could do to advance this branch of food science any further. Every ingredient tastes high quality and has a discernible presence that warrants it's use. I got the Yolko Zeppelin but after trying the Yolko Ono (not pictured) I would recommend the Ono first since it's better balanced and easier to eat. If you don't mind the wait and price you're in for a treat.

This place is busy, the service is good. This breakfast sandwich was amazing and would definitely recommend this place. I thought the wait was worth it and can see why it's so busy. The orange juice is good but I'm not convinced it freshly squeezed orange juice. It has a sunny d quality to it but like better.

DELICIOUS. My boyfriend and I were visiting Portland and when doing a simple breakfast search, we saw raving reviews for Fried Egg I'm in Love. We walked to the location from our hotel and easily found the truck. The staff were very friendly and helpful as we had never tried the food. They provided options and shared the most popular item on the menu. One thing that I want to preface is that this is a food truck, so there is no indoor seating. There are a few tables with umbrellas but when it's raining, they may not be enough. We walked over to a coffee shop a couple blocks away and enjoyed our sandwiches there. The food was AMAZING. I chose the one with pesto and boy, the flavor was great! I highly recommend trying this food truck out if you are visiting Portland! Despite the fancy places we tried during our trip, this meal was our favorite! Will I be back? Absolutely!!

We got their original/signature breakfast, which was the Yolko Ono. It was good! The sourdough bread was toasted just right and provided the necessary crunch factor, and my wife (who usually doesn't like sourdough) was able to enjoy this sandwich too! Just a heads up, even if it doesn't look that busy, it can take 30 min or more to get your order-- but you can go and hang out at a nearby coffee shop until they text you that your order is ready. The hash brown was good too, super crispy. It came with a slightly tangy, creamy sauce that paired well with it.

Me and breakfast, we really don't go together. I am not a morning person in the least, and having to make a meal to start my day does not happen. Breakfast is a farce to me and I do not enjoy many things considered breakfast food. But...this day, I woke up hangry. Pairing mornings with hanger, not a good match. I walked down to the square because I had seen this place earlier in the week. I just wanted a little something to take that anger away. After looking over the menu quickly I went with Smells Like Protein Spirit. I loved the naming of items here, gotta love a good theme and taking on the music connection, not only smart, but funny. Anyway, back to the sandwich, this particular one is fried egg, cheddar and your choice of protein, which can be their homemade sausage, bacon, turkey sausage, or the house vegan patty. I kept it simple, bacon for me. I paired this with an apple juice and I can't get over the bottle it came in. Shaped and looked exactly like an apple. Small wait to have my sandwich freshly prepared and I was off to satiate this hanger. The sandwich was perfect. The bread was toasted to that crunch perfection, the egg was fried exactly right and the bacon and cheese melded it all together. It definitely helped guide me back to sanity and being nicer until the morning wore on. Washing it down with that apple juice was the perfect pairing for me.

I come here every time I'm in Portland! They have mastered the breakfast sandwich, from the sauces to the way they cook their eggs- it's all perfection. I am gluten free and vegetarian and can eat just about everything on the menu with a few substitutions. Their vegan sausage is wonderful and their gluten free bread is really impressive. The sandwiches were definitely made to be eaten eight away, so I'd recommend ordering and eating them hot. The workers are always so kind and I fully trust them to work around my dietary restrictions. I ordered one gluten free sandwich and one normal and they even put a special sticker on my gluten free one so we wouldn't get confused. These breakfast sandwiches are what dreams are made of! This location is centrally located but I would walk somewhere to eat the sandwich since there are some disruptive folks who hang out in the area by the food carts. I ate mine back at my hotel and loved every minute of it!

The breakfast of champions and simply an astounding way to begin your day. We lucked out with a minimal line during a calm morning in pioneer square. The sandwich came out promptly and we just heavenly. Bold. Rich. Stuffed to the brim with flavor. So hearty. Can't wait to explore more of their menu.

Over the course of my three years of visiting Portland, I have had the opportunity to sample four different food trucks, and this one, like the others, does not disappoint. On a side note, the concessionist called me "Mate" in its traditional English accent and took me by surprise. I just wasn't expecting it. Hahah.  In any case, the restaurant caters to a wide range of food preferences. They provide vegetarian and vegan options. Although I identify as a vegetarian, I chose the Vegan and Sara (V) breakfast sandwich because it included a vegan patty for extra protein, and I also added Holy Aioli and tomatoes to my sandwich. I rated it a 3.7 out of 5. The bread was fresh and crunchy, and the aioli was very flavorful. Although there was room for improvement in the flavor of the vegan patty, overall it was not too bad. The service speed was commensurate with the influx of customers, which underscores the demand for the brand. I'd try it again.

If you visit Portland, I definitely recommend going to this Pod to eat. They have very delicious sandwiches especially the huevo mutilation! Recommend it for sure! It is a little sketchy around so just grab your sandwich and eat it on the road. Very friendly workers, wish we had this place in LA tbh.

Atmosphere: Casual spot with some nice wall design. Typically a wait though that can be a while Food: Best breakfast in town. All the egg sandwiches are delicious Price: About $12 for a breakfast sandwich Service: Subpar. They're kind of rude here Parking: Street parking

Love! We tried the Yolko Ono and the Egg Zeppelin. Both did not disappoint. If you love pesto, you will love it combined with egg and sausage. The Egg Zeppelin had an awesome flavor as well and a nice kick! Can't wait to have this again when we return to Portland. They are busy but worth the wait!

This spot was the highlight of my Portland trip. Absolute masterclass of what a breakfast sandwich should aspire to be. Our sandwiches were well worth the wait of about 15ish minutes. The sourdough is toasted just enough to where its both crunchy and soft so that it doesn't scratch up the roof of your mouth. But the flavors were the star of the show. The sauce and sausage patty complimented each other so well and everything was incredibly well-balanced without one thing overpowering another. It wasn't really that oily either which was surprising and made for a pleasant eating experience. Highly recommend to anyone who wants to have a perfect breakfast to kick start your day.

If you love toast and fried eggs you will love this place! We were at the Oktoberfest and these guys had their food truck and I had to try it. I got the Egg Zeppelin which came with toasted sourdough, sausage, fried egg and cheddar cheese. It was delicious!! The sourdough bread was toasted in butter, the sausage was tasty and so was the fried egg. The cheddar cheese made it great, because it ain't gonna slide down easy if it ain't cheesy! The wait was minimal since they were not busy, prices reasonable and service was great. I would highly suggest trying this place!

Delicious breakfast sandwiches! My partner and I stopped here on the way to another location just up the road. It looked good and it had a vegan option (I mostly don't eat meat) so this was exciting for me! I really liked what I got, though I would have added some sriracha or something, just because the vegan patty they use has a flavor thats a bit over powering. Other than that, I would definitely eat here again! Super quick service, and very kind employees.

It's been months since a summer trip with a friend to Portland and I STILL THINK ABOUT THIS PLACE. She was the one who had first heard about this truck and insisted on us getting a breakfast sandwich there. Me- at first wanting to save my appetite, found myself absolutely drooling over the sandwich I split with her (the "Free-Range against the Machine": toasted sourdough, fried egg, avocado, tomato and havarti cheese. A vegetarian choice and just W O W. Hands down THE best breakfast I've ever had and I have yet to find a place that rivals it (even here in LA). The ingredients meld together perfectly and it somehow manages to be the absolute right balance. Not heavy or too greasy as one would expect with a breakfast sandwich place. An absolutely cannot-miss.

This is the best breakfast sanwich in Portland . I have been here a few times and every time it doesn't disappoint and I always try something different. The bacon one that I got today was very good but by the end of it it was pretty rich. The bread that they use dough....... It is good! This spot will always be a go to in Portland.

It was a yummy breakfast. I don't know if I would go out of my way for the sandwich, but I would definitely come get a sandwich if it were nearby. I had the smells like protein spirit with the sausage patty and holy aioli. The bread was delicious and super crispy and the holy aioli was nice and garlicky. The sandwich was a good size and pretty filling. It got me through a hike in the afternoon.

Found this spot on a cold Friday morning. Very walkable surrounding area and other neighboring food trucks. The owners were very friendly and the food came out quick. It tasted great. The bread was crispy the whole way through. The patty and sauce had a good blend of spicy and savory, and the cheese mellowed it out. You can sit by the benches and admire the court around you

Best egg sandwich! The sourdough bread is nice and crispy. The eggs just melt into the sandwich with the cheese. The yolko ono was great in flavor where the pesto didn't overpower everything. The huevo mutilation wad good but I prefer the yolko. I tried to go back again but just didn't have enough time before my trip ended. Highly recommended! They cook decently quick. Prob about 10-15min wait.

One of the best sandwiches I had in a while. The sourdough bread was toasted to perfection, crunchy and delicate. The egg was creamy and the sausage was spot on. Everything was balanced with a touch of their homemade pesto sauce.

omg my friends wanted to go here so badly and idgaf so i said sure. bro $10 for a sandwich??? i expected a giant sub. but no. it was literally as big as my palm. and it wasn't even all that good. it was like mid at best. but it's popular? i'm happy i tried it at least once but we literally never went there again. i got the yolko ono and it was just an egg sandwich with pesto bro. don't go here. literal tourist trap. but people will still eat it up sigh. 2.5 stars rounded up.

A Portland MUST. Seriously skip the sit down breakfasts... get a coffee anywhere then walk over to the food truck and grab any sandwich. BEST breakfast sandwich I ever had.

Hands down the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. I came here on a trip to Portland 2 weeks ago and I'm still thinking about it. We got the Yolko Zeppelin and added the aioli sauce to it. They have perfected every element of that sandwich and it was amazing. Definitely add the aioli sauce! I can't wait to come back to Portland so I can get this sandwich again.

Delicious breakfast sandwich, I had the huevo mutilation which was fresh and tasty. I like the option to switch meat on any sandwich to a veggie option. There is a long wait, took 20 minutes to receive order and it was not that busy when I went so give yourself some time or use mobile ordering when available...it's worth the wait!

Visited Portland and wanted to try! The food was honestly pretty good, but it's not better than other egg sandwich places I've tried. The cart was pretty conveniently located for where I stayed at, but I can imagine in a busy day, it might be hard to find parking for this particular location. The service was pretty standard as it was pretty busy when I got here. Overall, I would probably go back again if I was a local, but if you are a tourist like me, you can give this place a try especially if you're looking for breakfast on the go! Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 2.5/5 (Food Cart so it was hard to judge/rate)

I truly am in-love after trying Fried Egg I'm in Love. I've always liked the food-truck concept; the idea of a kitchen that hits the road. Do the potholes jiggle and aerate the oil? Maybe the chefs and cooks are happier not being tied down to a static piece of land, like kitchen nomads. We were looking for a somewhat quick breakfast/brunch before embarking on a road-trip to Willamette Valley. I saw that Fried Egg was well-rated on Yelp and we decided to try it. The truck was parked downtown, but parking was not too difficult. The truck was in a plaza where they were setting up for a concert later in the day. Pretty decent line of about 8-10 people. Fried Egg's sandwiches are those which you know are amazing the split second you take the first bite. The egg, melted cheese, and what they call smashed sausage, adorned with an aioli combined to form a taste delight. We ate in the rental car, not ideal, but it doesn't seem to matter where you eat if the food is good, yum!

I had the Yolko Ono with the additions recommended on the menu, and it was delicious. Really an excellent breakfast sandwich, which is such a beautiful thing. I would definitely come back, but at a less busy time. I went around noon on a Friday and had to wait half an hour for the food, which is difficult because there's no shaded area. I wish they could set up a pop up tent or something. They also don't serve coffee, so head to the Starbucks next door while you wait.

This food pod located in Pioneer Square specializes in specialty egg breakfast sandwiches. Each sandwich comes with egg, sausage Pattie's, specialty ingredients in between two sourdough toasts. Yolko Ono (5/5): This eggs sandwich comes with pesto. I loved the combination of the sausage and egg mixed with pesto. The pesto added some refreshing flavor to the sandwich. The egg was fried to perfection as the runny yolk just explodes with flavor. Come check this place out!

This is a food truck in downtown Portland, OR across from Nordstrom that serves breakfast. A nice selection of breakfast sandwiches of which I ordered an Egg Zeppelin with bacon plus a Kombucha. I would return here. Il s'agit d'un food truck au centre-ville de Portland, OU en face de Nordstrom, qui sert le petit déjeuner. Une belle sélection de sandwichs pour le petit-déjeuner dont j'ai commandé un Egg Zeppelin avec du bacon plus un Kombucha. Je reviendrais ici.

Crazy long wait on a Saturday. I seemed to have timed it at the worst. Once it got it, it was worth it! Oh the amazing bread- perfect toasty crunch and full of flavor. Egg cooked to perfection. Yummy bacon. Avocado wasn't sliced but was a spread - would skip it next time Overall delicious. Never got back there for another but would go again next trip!