Do any of the Breakfast choices offer Eggs Benedict?

[LJC1861]

I am taking my sister down to WDW in June to celebrate her graduation from College at age 41 and am trying to include as many of her favorite things as possible. Her favorite all time breakfast food is Eggs Benedict. Is there anywhere on property to get this?

Thanks in advance for your help,

Linda

 

[kpatches]

I believe that the Grand Floridian Cafe offers Eggs Benedict on their breakfast menu. We were there for lunch in January (very, very good) and I checked out their breakfast menu and I am almost positive I saw Eggs Benedict.

 

[BCV23]

Kona Cafe at the Polynesian does, too.

 

[Taryn]

Hi,

Here is what I know... (I love eggs benedict too...)

Animal Kingdom - Rainforest Cafe - Breakfast
Benedict Bamba - Traditional Eggs Benedict: Toasted English muffin halves, poached eggs, Canadian bacon, topped with Hollandaise sauce. Accompanied by seasoned grilled potatoes and fresh fruit $9.99

Contemporary Resort - Concourse Steakhouse - Breakfast
Eggs Benedict - two poached eggs, Canadian bacon on English muffin, Hollandaise sauce $8.99
-or-
Country Benedict - two poached eggs, grilled sausage patty and freshly baked biscuits, sausage gravy $8.99

Dolphin Resort - Coral Cafe - Breakfast
Eggs Benedict $9.95
(Might be available at the Garden Grove at the Swan too)

Grand Floridian Resort - Grand Floridian Cafe - Breakfast
Eggs Benedict - two poached eggs on a toasted English muffin with Canadian bacon and hollandaise sauce $9.99

Polynesian Resort - Kona Cafe
Eggs Benedict served with oven-roasted potatoes $8.99

Port Orleans Riverside Resort - Boatwright's - Breakfast
Eggs Benedict - two poached eggs, Canadian bacon on toasted English muffin with hollandaise sauce and homestyle potatoes $7.59

I think I have seen it on some of the in room dining menus also.

The only one I have had is the one at Kona and it was pretty good... the country one at the Concourse sounds grossly amazing though!

Have fun...

 

[Deb & Bill]

I've had the Eggs Benedict at Boatwrights and they were great. The ones at Kona were the worst I have ever eaten. Dried out and inedible.

 

[LJC1861]

We'll be staying at POFQ for part of our trip and a walk over to Boatwrights might just be the thing.

Linda