CAN: Inns of Banff [Breakfast]

Buffet breakfast in a box! :P

The buffet breakfast at Inns of Banff costs C$18.00 (~S$18.85) per adult. Given that my BFF and I had two C$5.00 (~S$5.25) vouchers to use before checking out, we decided to try the breakfast there. However, as the restaurant was full, we agreed to use a takeaway box and a cup each to grab some stuff to consume elsewhere.


Assorted Stuff

I really love the fried potato cubes that were moist and crispy at the same time, while the scrambled eggs could be fluffier. The bacon was a bit dry, but the pork sausage was bouncy and juicy. The waffle, on which I poured some maple syrup, was rather thick. Last but not least, the strawberry danish was pretty sweet and buttery.


Coffee

Alas, the coffee was rather watery. Having said that, it wasn't all that bad as I could still detect its aroma.

Melon's Rating
Taste: 7/10

We were allowed to go back as many times as we wished, but we didn't. As we had ours outside the restaurant, the mandatory 18% gratuity was waived from our bill. Pika's advice: You can definitely get other things like bread, croissant, yogurt, cereals, fruits, tea and juice from the buffet line.


Inns of Banff

600 Banff Avenue
Banff
Alberta
Canada
(Daily: 7.00am - 11.00am)

*Prices quoted are subject to 18% gratuity and 5% GST.

Have a nice meal,
Cliff(y)

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