Burbs Bites: Benedict's Morning Heroes is Wayzata's standout brunch

What to expect: Nine varieties of Eggs Benedict, including ones with steak, lobster, and lox, build-your-own omelets, a variety of breakfast and lunch entrees, and specialty pancakes.

• If you can't pick just one, the restaurant has "pancake flights" that allow guests to pick three different kinds for $17.

What we ordered: The hot fried chicken Benedict ($18), which combines the poached egg and hollandaise sauce with Nashville hot chicken on a biscuit with honey butter.

• We also snagged the caramel and cream cheese monkey bread ($8) as a sweet treat.

Pro tip: Weekends can get very busy, and Benedict's doesn't take reservations.

• Audrey recommends joining the virtual waitlist through Yelp and grabbing a coffee from nearby café The Grocer's Table until your table is ready.

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