Montreal brunch spots with eggs benny worth getting up for

Comprising a supple poached egg, crisp English muffin, savoury slab of Canadian bacon and a generous ladling of rich Hollandaise sauce, a great eggs Benedict has the power to draw out anyone from foodies to the hung-over set. Whether you like them classic or with a twist, these 8 Montreal restaurants will make it worth the early morning trek.

Faberge

1
25, av Fairmount O, Montréal, QC H2T 2L9

Fabergé has become a classic on the brunch scene in Montreal. Their Benedict section consists of six choices of toppings, including the artery-clogging Benny Mac with a Mac ‘n’ cheese fritter and pulled pork. If you’re not feeling that adventurous, the Rustique with wild mushrooms and St. Paulin cheese is delicious.

Vieux Velo

2
59, rue Beaubien E, Montréal, QC H2S 1R1

A Petite Patrie classic, Vieux Vélo is open for all-day breakfast 7 days a week. The cozy restaurant has a loyal following among Montreal breakfast lovers looking for generous portions, bottomless coffee and delicious food. The menu is short and consists of breakfast classic, including eggs benedicts with a variety of topics.

Arts Café

3
201, av Fairmount O, Montréal, QC H2T 2M8

The cute Mile End café is a great spot for your perfect Instagram shot because of its Pinterest-worthy décor. Go there for the ambiance but stay for the great food and coffee including eggs Benedict served on a brioche by Boulangerie Guillaume with sweet potato, buttermilk ranch, blue cheese and hollandaise sauce.

Bistro Le Passe Compose

4
1310, boul de Maisonneuve E, Montréal, QC H2L 2A5

An unpretentious and welcoming restaurant, Le Passé Composé has an extensive breakfast and brunch menu that includes several choices of eggs benedict. Whether you prefer yours with ham, asparagus, bacon or smoked salmon, this cozy bistro is the place to go.

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