👀 [BREAKING] We finally know WHERE Eggslut is opening in Vancouver
A Noms Mag community member spotted bright yellow Eggslut signage wrapped across a downtown storefront on Alberni Street, right below Din Tai Fung.
The wrap reads "cracking vancouver, opening 2026" and points to a new @eggslutcanada account.
It is already hiring, with a QR code to apply, so an opening is probably not far off.
Eggslut started as a 2011 LA food truck and blew up at Grand Central Market, where the breakfast lines ran for hours.
Its signature is The Slut, a coddled egg over smooth potato puree, served in a glass jar with baguette for dipping.
Toronto got Canada's first Eggslut earlier this year, and Vancouver is next in line.
No exact date yet, but our best guess is a Fall opening.
📍 1136 Alberni Street, Vancouver BC
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As a big fan of unique and trendy breakfast spots, I’ve been closely following Eggslut’s expansion across Canada, and their anticipated arrival in Vancouver is truly exciting. Eggslut first made waves as a humble 2011 LA food truck before becoming a phenomenon at Grand Central Market, where people lined up for hours to try their famous breakfast sandwiches. What makes Eggslut stand out is its signature dish, The Slut, featuring a perfectly coddled egg over a smooth potato puree served in a glass jar, accompanied by a fresh baguette for dipping. It’s a simple yet indulgent treat that captivates any breakfast lover. Vancouverites are in for a treat, especially given the strategic location on Alberni Street, just below Din Tai Fung—a favorite food destination in downtown Vancouver. From what has been spotted, the storefront is wrapped in bright yellow signage with phrases like "cracking Vancouver" and "opening 2026," indicating the brand is gearing up for a grand entrance. The fact that they are already hiring and providing a QR code to apply suggests an opening might happen sooner rather than later, potentially as early as Fall 2026. Having followed the launch of Eggslut’s first Canadian location in Toronto earlier this year, I can say that the hype was well deserved. The quality, vibe, and unique menu items create a buzz that foodies can’t resist. I expect Vancouver’s local food scene to warmly embrace Eggslut, adding another iconic breakfast option for morning cravings or casual brunch meetups. If you’re interested in keeping up with the latest updates, I recommend following Eggslut Canada’s new social accounts and watching for local job postings if you want to be part of this exciting new venture. The arrival of Eggslut is sure to add fresh energy and flavor to Vancouver’s vibrant culinary landscape, making it a must-visit spot once it opens its doors.




































































