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Friends With Benedicts: 5 Deadly Brunch Spots To Try With Your Mates This Weekend
Published 09:12 4 Aug 2018 BST
Updated 17:18 8 Aug 2021 BST
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I sit in work and plan my next meal, where will it be? Who shall I ask to join me? Am I going fancy or cheap?
Considering all of the above, I end up picking a brunch spot and no matter where it is, I find myself dreaming of the creamy and beautifully yellow Benedict sauce.
It is the work of the gods.
Here's a few of my personal fave spots to indulge in a saucy Eggs Benedict.
Located downstairs opposite the South William and Clement and Pekoe, Platform 61 sure knows how to brunch.
Their Eggs Benny is A1 and they serve bottomless brunch.
Yep, you've heard me right...
Bottomless brunch.
For €15 choose a main brunch dish and enjoy bottomless mimosas.
Boooozy.
Most commonly known as Dublin's first BYOC Bar, Drop Dead also serve up a whopper brunch.
Try the Eggs Blackstone - It'll change your life.
They also have a bottomless brunch option but if you're not that into bubbles, you can upgrade to bottomless Bloody Marys.
Heaven.
A top class brunch experience like no other.
It's a cosy spot that has a top class menu that offers a twist on conventional brunch dishes.
Their smoked trout Benedict is like no other.
The ideal treat for a special occasion.
WUFF is a cosy neighbourhood bistro, situated in Dublin 7, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch at the weekends.
Their brunch menu is extensive, even covering gluten free dishes and desserts, something not all restaurants think of.
EGG-cellent!
Another fish cake benedict, but this one is HUNREAL. €14 for golden crab cakes with pink grapefruit, avo and chilli kale.
It has to be devoured to be believed.
Happy brunchin'
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