Lisbon's Best Eggs Benedict Spots for World Egg Day 2024
Lisbon's Best Eggs Benedict Spots for World Egg Day 2024
Eggs Benedict is a classic American breakfast dish made with poached eggs, bacon or ham, and hollandaise sauce on toast. While traditionally popular in the US, Lisbon now offers a variety of creative takes on the dish. A recent guide highlights the best spots in the city to enjoy it—just in time for World Egg Day on the second Friday of October. The dish itself is simple yet rich. A slice of bread forms the base, topped with cured meat, a softly poached egg, and creamy hollandaise. Eggs, a key ingredient, are known for their high nutritional value—packed with protein and easy to digest.
Lisbon’s cafés have put their own spin on the classic. **Mila Lisboa** serves two versions: *Avocato Toast Deluxe* for 11€ and *Salmon & Poachies* for 13€. **Oui Mais Non** offers a Dutch twist with their 12€ Eggs Benedict, featuring a unique sauce. For a Middle Eastern variation, **Nicolau Lisboa Café** presents *Shakshuka*—a baked egg dish—priced at 7.80€. Budget-friendly options include **JAC Brunch & Concept Store**, where the dish costs 8.50€. At the higher end, **InterContinental Lisboa** serves *Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict* as part of their Sunday brunch for 34€. The guide also includes a map to help diners locate these spots across the city.
With World Egg Day approaching, Lisbon’s diverse Eggs Benedict offerings give locals and visitors plenty of ways to celebrate. From affordable takes to luxury brunches, the city’s cafés have adapted the dish to suit different tastes and budgets. The guide’s map and recommendations make it easy to find a favourite.
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