Where to get Eggs Benedict at WDW?

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The Eggs Benedict at Whispering Canyon are very good with the pulled pork, and if you like lobster, the lobster EB is great at Grand Floridian Cafe.
 
Olivia's Cafe has a yummy crab cake eggs Benedict! And while I haven't had it myself, I know the Samoan at Kona Cafe is a popular variation as well.
 

The Wave @ the Contemporary has eggs benedict on the regular menu & @ the buffet. My husband loves it from the buffet because he can get as many as he'd like during the meal!
 
I had them at the Wave in the Contemporary. Delish one of my favs. In fact we cancelled our BOG breakfast and went with the Wave.:goodvibes:thumbsup2
 
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1900 Park Fare used to have lobster ones on the breakfast buffet. I'm not sure if they still do.
 
1900 Park Fare used to have lobster ones on the breakfast buffet. I'm not sure if they still do.

I remember having Eggs Benedict last year at the Park Fare Breakfast, but I can't remember if there was lobster. I feel like it was just regular Eggs Benedict.

Side note: What I do remember is, I don't care for Eggs Benedict as much as I thought I would. :bitelip:
 
Grand Floridain Cafe had Lobster Benedict along with regular
 
I did not realize this dish was so popular! Thank you everyone for your help!

I was not looking forward to combing through all those menus. :love2:
 
I remember having Eggs Benedict last year at the Park Fare Breakfast, but I can't remember if there was lobster. I feel like it was just regular Eggs Benedict.

Side note: What I do remember is, I don't care for Eggs Benedict as much as I thought I would. :bitelip:

I tried it recently on a trip to New Orleans and have fallen in love. There are only 2 breakfast restaurants near me and neither sell them :'(
 
There is Eggs Benedict and then there are multiple varieties. There are way more varieties than true Eggs Benedict. The Wave has them on their menu. The ones on the buffet are dry. The Grand Floridian Cafe used to have them, deleted them from the menu , but recently added them back. They changed the sides from asparagus (my favorite Eggs Benedict side) to broiled tomato (a good substitute) to a chopped tomato salad (bad side but cheap). Most of the other places mentioned don't have the original ones.
 
I see Captain's Grill at the Yacht Club also has it.

It's a favorite of DD and me, and every trip we plan on going out for that. But, we get lazy, have a snack in the room and make it out by lunchtime almost every day! If only they served it at lunch!
 
1900 Park Fare used to have lobster ones on the breakfast buffet. I'm not sure if they still do.
Ate breakfast there Tuesday morning. They had regular Eggs Benedict but no lobster ones. The eggs were a little overdone, a hazard for poached eggs on a buffet. Lobster would have kept me away from the cooked-to-order omlette station.
 
Ate breakfast there Tuesday morning. They had regular Eggs Benedict but no lobster ones. The eggs were a little overdone, a hazard for poached eggs on a buffet. Lobster would have kept me away from the cooked-to-order omlette station.
Buffet Eggs Benedict are usually not very good.
 
I had the dish at Raglan Road and liked it very much. Except I don't get it with the meat. :)
 
Grand Floridian Cafe had an amazing eggs bennedict. Whispering Canyon was also delicious. At both places I got the traditional dish.
 
California Grill Brunch has traditional eggs benedict also available with smoked salmon or butter poached lobster. Trattoria Al Forno breakfast has a variation served over polenta with sausage and tomato sauce.
 
...Trattoria Al Forno breakfast has a variation served over polenta with sausage and tomato sauce.
The Eggs Benedict police should cite them on that one. It's basically poached egg with polenta, sausage and tomato sauce. The only thing that compares to Eggs Benedict is the poached egg. No hollandaise sauce, no Canadian bacon, no rusk or English muffin.
 





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