Breakfast At Antonio’s is one of best places in Tagaytay to grab a hearty, filling breakfast—the name is a sure giveaway. Just in case you didn't know, Breakfast At Antonio's is under the Antonio's Group Of Restaurants company which also handles Balay Dako, which explains the same homey feeling these restaurants have.
Here, you’ll be treated to an all-day breakfast menu of Pinoy favorites, European brunch fares, freshly baked bread you can pair with homemade jams, salads, and more. If it’s your first time at Breakfast At Antonio’s and you feel overwhelmed by all the options, we have some suggestions! Here are some dishes that you can go with to make your trip worth the time and money:
Smoked Salmon Benedict
Price: P585
If you're feeling intimidated or lazy about making Eggs Benedict on your own, Breakfast At Antonio's has a really, really good take on the American breakfast staple. It's the kind of "really good" you'll only understand once you've tried it!
What makes this special? The Smoked Salmon Benedict uses English muffins and tops it with smoked salmon, perfectly poached egg, and a tangy Hollandaise sauce. It's served with caramelized slices of banana and pineapple on the side.
Anything with Breakfast at Antonio's Housemade Corned Beef
Price: Fresh Corned Beef (P500), Sauteed Corned Beef (P500), Fresh Corned Beef with Provencale Sauce (P575)
This is definitely different from the usual store-bought corned beef (for starters, it's not as salty). There are three breakfast favorites from Breakfast at Antonio's that all have the restaurant's housemade corned beef that they make from scratch. There's the Fresh Corned Beef, Sauteed Corned Beef, and the Fresh Corned Beef with Provencale.
The Fresh Corned Beef is served with lyonnaise potatoes, sauerkraut, horseradish, and Dijon mustard while the Sauteed Corned Beef is a lot simpler with just garlic rice. Both dishes are served with two eggs that they can cook according to your preference.
If you want something heftier, the Fresh Corned Beef with Provencale Sauce is served with fries and a sunny-side-up egg.
Another beefy breakfast meal option: Breakfast at Antonio's super flavorful Beef Tapa (P535) that they made by marinating the sirloin with a semi-sweet soy sauce and garlic combo. This dish is served with garlic rice and two eggs, just like any silog!
Roesti with Housemade Pastrami
Price: 670
Roesti (also called rosti) is a beloved breakfast of the Swiss and it's basically a potato pancake. Think thin slices of potatoes stacked on top of each other to form pancakes.
Breakfast at Antonio's has different roesti pancakes topped with different meats like beef, chorizo, and corned beef but one that you should not hesitate to order is the Roesti with Housemade Pastrami.
Delicious pastrami, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and a Russian dressing tops the roesti. It's served with Breakfast at Antonio's house-made toast and over easy eggs.
Smoked Salmon Bagel
Price: P490
Another salmon dish you'll want to try at Breakfast at Antonio's is the Smoked Salmon Bagel. Salmon slices are served on halved-multi-seed bagel, smoked salmon, a ball of cream cheese, red onion, capers, and scrambled eggs on the side.
For this dish, you have to assemble the bagel on your own! Make sure you get a good amount of salmon and cream cheese in one bite. It's the perfect creamy umami bomb!
Burrata Salad with Honey Garlic Kaffir
Price: P620
Want something light on the stomach? Breakfast at Antonio's is known for their Burrata Salad with Honey Garlic Kaffir! This dish has iceberg lettuce, wild arugula, tomatoes, salami, a drizzle of honey, and the star of the dish: burrata
Breakfast at Antonio's is located along Emilio Aguinaldo Highway, Barangay Bagong Tubig, Tagaytay City.
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What To Eat At Breakfast At Antonio's In Tagaytay
Source: Daily Buzzers PH
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