659152 Tue Oct 13 10:58:16 -0700 2009 11 12 Boston Area 0 5099926 I have tried breakfast burritos and sandwiches all around downtown (with Boloco's this am of lukewarm, pre-cooked eggs, unmelted cheese, and semi-raw soggy bacon definitely being the worst of the worst) - where is the best bacon, egg, and cheese morning sandwich made in the downtown Boston/Financial District/Seaport areas? Ideally it will be all freshly-cooked ingredients (e.g., not Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks) served hot on toasted or grilled bread product and oozing melting cheese - and available to go. Right now the Egg McMuffin (ducking for cover) is my top contender (at full price or the 2 for $3 oinkfest special) - and that just can't be so, can it? Tue Oct 13 10:58:16 -0700 2009 10399 rlh 1 5102692 When I grabbed an Iced Tea at the Au Bon Pain on Boylston recently, the cashier said they were using fresh eggs now in their breakfast sammies (compared to the oddly tasteless frozen-then reheated egg material they were using). I haven't tried them out yet, but generally their bread/meat/cheese component is decent so if the egg part is good it might be a quick/fresh option for you. Wed Oct 14 10:57:30 -0700 2009 5099926 123329 ChocolateMilkshake 1 5102713 I think Chacarero has a breakfast sandwich, and I would imagine it's probably good. Wed Oct 14 11:06:15 -0700 2009 5099926 23376 nsenada 1 5103376 It's been a while, but Sebastian's used to have a pretty good egg and cheese breakfast sandwich. Wed Oct 14 14:48:34 -0700 2009 5099926 42636 blink617 2 5103391 Hmmm - do you know if they used to (or still will) make it fresh? - now it appears to be made in advance, then sit under heat lamps which over-hardens both the (scrambled) egg and bread, whether it is English Muffin or wrap. It was not inedible like Boloco but not a repeat, either. Interested whether they offer a fresh option as well? Wed Oct 14 14:53:41 -0700 2009 5103376 10399 rlh 1 5103540 If you want to go breakfast burrito, try Burrito Express on Bedford St..sort of between the back of Macy's and Chinatown. I think they are the best tacqueria in downtown. Grass Roots (across from Pace's) on Devonshire cooks their breakfast sandwiches to order. Wed Oct 14 15:50:47 -0700 2009 5099926 10111 9lives 2 5104534 Have you tried Ufood, the little place on Washigton Street in Downtown Crossing (near the Avenue De Lafayette)? I have actually never been to this location, but I've had the breakfast burrito many times at their location in Logan Airport and it is among the best. Thu Oct 15 03:18:10 -0700 2009 5103540 14328 lipoff 3 5104674 I've walked by that place hundreds of times but never went in. Something about their "healthy menu" logo makes me run..:) I'll give them a try. Thu Oct 15 05:27:51 -0700 2009 5104534 10111 9lives 1 5104607 The breakfast sandwiches at Figaro's on Beach Street are very good and fresh made. I recommend the "Ultimate" which is meat, egg, cheese and a hash brown on your choice of bread. They also do a breakfast burrito there. Thu Oct 15 04:45:54 -0700 2009 5099926 108377 TomH 2 5105140 Capital Coffe shop near the state house has an excellent bacon egg and cheese. Cheap too also great ice coffee Thu Oct 15 08:43:35 -0700 2009 5104607 1116511 rcmbta 1 5105163 Metro on Congress St. makes a decent egg sandwich; the egg is precook but tastes moist and fresh. Thu Oct 15 08:50:51 -0700 2009 5099926 12620 Fort Point 2 5105405 The egg and cheese at Yada Yada on Farnsworth (around the corner from Metro) is good and inexpensive. i get mine with tomato, not bacon, but I know bacon is an option. http://www.yadacafe.com/. Thu Oct 15 10:13:05 -0700 2009 5105163 100863 soxchik