Over Easy Plans Second Restaurant in Sioux Falls
The breakfast concept will move into a 3,500-square-foot space, marking its second expansion in the city.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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The Attic Restaurant Group is expanding its Sioux Falls footprint with a second Over Easy restaurant location at 5005 S. Western Ave. The breakfast and brunch concept, which operates over 20 locations nationwide, will occupy the 3,500-square-foot space formerly held by Rust & Co.
Why it matters
This expansion represents a shift toward higher-density breakfast concept saturation in the Sioux Falls market. Operators should watch the three-location rollout, which tests whether consumer demand for brunch-focused dining can sustain multiple locations across the city.
The new 3,500-square-foot facility marks the second of three planned Over Easy locations for the Sioux Falls area. The brand currently operates more than 20 locations nationwide.
The players
Over Easy
An Arizona-based breakfast and brunch restaurant concept with over 20 locations nationwide.
The Attic Restaurant Group
The hospitality operator responsible for bringing the Over Easy franchise to the Sioux Falls market.
The details
The restaurant group is converting the former Rust & Co. retail footprint, a process involving a three-month build-out period. The transformation of the site will include the addition of an outdoor patio to align with the brand's standard dining experience.
Timeline
2008: Over Easy is founded in Arizona.
June 2026: First Sioux Falls location opens at Dawley Farm Village.
Oct. 24, 2026: Rust & Co. closes its physical storefront.
Feb. 1, 2027: Expected opening date for the new restaurant.
Market Landscape
This second site follows the brand's June 2026 market entry at Dawley Farm Village. The aggressive expansion plan suggests the operator aims to capture significant morning dining market share across Sioux Falls.
Local commercial real estate operators should monitor the ongoing repurposing of retail sites into dining spaces. Owners should watch how the three-location density strategy affects competition among other neighborhood brunch providers.
The takeaway
The Attic Restaurant Group is signaling strong confidence in the local brunch market through its three-site development strategy. Independent operators should evaluate their service offerings against new competition as the brand prepares for its February 2027 launch.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Argus Leader.
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