Who doesn’t love brunch? Check out these eight U.S. restaurants serving up the most unique egg Benedicts, perfect for breakfast lovers.
Mister Mao, New Orleans, Louisiana
Sample the Kashmiri Hot Chicken Benedict, featuring chicken seasoned with ancho, Szechuan peppercorns and black salt lime, among other seasonings, served on a Hawaiian pineapple roll with Vidalia onion milk gravy and sunny eggs.
Ariete, Coconut Grove, Florida
It’s all about the Frita Benedict here, with a ground chorizo “frita” patty on homemade white bread, topped with a poached egg, hollandaise and crispy shoestring potatoes.
Rusty Pelican, Key Biscayne, Florida
Say yum to the Lobster Jalapeño Cornbread Benedict. The dish features fresh-baked jalapeño cheddar cornbread, broiled Maine lobster, poached eggs and crispy shallots.
Marsh House, Nashville, Tennessee
In the Thompson Nashville hotel, Marsh House serves the Fried Oyster Benedict, boasting oysters, spinach, remoulade and prosciutto.
Ya Mas!, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Fill your belly with Executive Chef Austin Blake’s Speck Benedict. The dish includes ultra-crispy speck, poached egg and Aleppo hollandaise on brioche.
Birdy’s Behind the Bower, New Orleans, Louisiana
This is your chance to try New Orleans’ famed debris, or shredded roast beef moistened with pan drippings or simmered extra-long to absorb more gravy and seasonings. Debris tops the Debris Benedict at Birdy’s.
Tujague’s, New Orleans, Louisiana
Make it a Benedict crawl in New Orleans and indulge in the Crab Cake Benedict at the city’s second-oldest restaurant. This version includes peppery blue crab cakes, poached eggs, roasted corn sauce and chive hollandaise.
Tinta, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Elevate your breakfast with Crab Tostada Benedict, loaded with lump crab, refried beans, smashed avocado, a soft-poached egg and chipotle hollandaise over white corn tostada.
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