Viral breakfast chain Eggslut eyes Vancouver for expansion
Fans of everything breakfast will beĀ egg-cited to hear that the viral U.S.-based chain Eggslut has shared that it is eyeing Vancouver for future expansion.
This news comes shortly after the news that the chain would be opening its first Canadian location in Toronto on April 30 (with a second Toronto location scheduled to open later this year).
Founded in Los Angeles in 2011, the breakfast destination quickly became popular for its elevated take on classic breakfast sandwiches. Since then, it has expanded throughout the U.S., U.K., Japan, and Australia.
“Eggslut started with a simple idea: take something familiar and make it exceptional,” said Andy Lee, co-owner of Eggslut. “From a food truck in Los Angeles to a global following, we’ve stayed focused on quality, consistency, and intention.”
“From day one, our focus has been on building Eggslut in Canada the right way ā with a local-first mindset,” added Adam Flook, development lead at Westrich Hospitality. “We’ve partnered with Canadian suppliers, hired a Canadian team, and approached this as a long-term investment in the market. While the brand has global recognition, we’re delivering an authentic Eggslut experience that’s deeply rooted in the local community.”
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Dished reached out to Eggslut for more details on its planned Vancouver expansion. Be sure to check back here for more details.
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