The Egg House - Now in LA!

We had a great time. While it wasn't huge the employees went above and beyond to make our experience fun. Helping out with photos and giving suggestions for photos. I didn't feel rushed at all yet I also didn't feel like I was waiting forever. They even have chicken costumes for your toddlers (and the toddlers in chicken costumes were adorable).

I had a great time with my friend! We spend about 50minutes. The decorations were really cute and colorful! My friend and I took a lot of pictures/videos/boomerangs. The staffs were nice. I was little bit disappointed they did not have Eggloo or have coat checks; I had to carry my stuff around. My overall experience is superb! Totally worth the visit!

I’m a big fan since egg house first time opened in New York City. This place is a magical egg wonderland. It was so much fun and you can take so many amazing photos. My friends and I really enjoyed the time there. You can purchase egg products also. I would definitely recommend you go!

I went not knowing what to expect and had a great time. We spent around 30-40 minutes there taking lots of fun pictures. The staff was great helping us take some group photos and the backgrounds were cute! My kids liked the egg lollipops (white chocolate) and it was a fun time for all.

Total waste of time and money. This place looked so much cooler and bigger online, when in reality it was one small store front with a few egg themed photo ops. Not to mention to wait to take a photo with each prop was a little ridiculous. And then there was a small, dark, hot, dingy basement with a bunch of dodge balls hanging from the ceiling and a rickety egg swing that multiple people flipped over and fell off of. All around incredibly underwhelming. I was expecting much much more. Paid $20 per person to get one good pic in the giant egg carton.

Was it overpriced? A little. Did it provide me a ton of amusement and some great memories? Absolutely!!! I was there on a weekday evening, and there wasn't a kid to be seen. It was all adults; lots of college kids and couples. There wasn't a "ton" to do; it was a lot about taking the cute photos. But why not? There were no time limits on playing in the ball pit, or swinging on the swing or taking photos in the egg carton or shell. I thought the complimentary token you got so you could get your prize from the dispenser was a nice touch. My friend took her two daughters later in the week (on a Saturday) and they also enjoyed it. Are other pop-ups different? Sure. But it's a pop-up, not a permanent installation. Chill. I guess if you were trying to take a family of 4, I could see how you might balk at the price, but for a couple of friends or a cute part of a date, absolutely! This was lots of fun.

This place was amazing but I know it could of been as great as they set up in China! Beside that I really enjoyed the theme and I felt like a big kid! It was fun especially if your a big breakfast person. It was a great idea to take my son because he eats eggs like every morning. To become apart of this egghouse experiences was so fun and like bringing the food to life!

Great place to take pictures, especially with kids. But it's just that. The installations are meant for you to interact with. It's cute. It's not a play house or anything so not sure what people are expecting. It's about 30 to 40 minutes of a visit. They have chicken costumes for babies and kids which was adorable. I think the price was fair for the experience. My only worry is that the place is going to get worn down rather quickly by all the foot traffic. Immersive installations take a beating from constant use, so go now.