Yolk's Breakfast

4.3 (132 reviews)

ModerateBreakfast & Brunch, Food Trucks, Coffee & Tea

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Becky M.

The food here is delish. I had the mushroom eggs Benedict, and I was so glad they did a half portion. The full portion is $16.95 and half is 13.95, which doesn't seem like a big difference; however, the half is not really half. The Benedict sandwich was still filling and there was a hefty portion of truffle potatoes to accompany it. With my re-fillable black coffee, it ended up just over $18 before the tip. It may seem pricey for a breakfast, but the taste was delicious and it was well-prepared. Plus, where else can you get truffle potato wedges with your eggs? Mmm! The space is bright and well-organized. There are booths, long tables and bar seating. If you sit by the window, you get a view of the street and passers by. I recommend this spot and plan to return again.

Nolan R.

Food was the highlight of our visit to yolks. The service was not great, They were not giving us the time of day. We got a chi late and it was not good at all. But the food was delicious so we still enjoyed ourselves. Oh, and they charge $4 for a side of hollandaise, which I thought was pretty pricy.

Jennifer J.

Wow, who knew a food truck breakfast could be so awesome? Yolks has it all figured out and is a definite "must-visit" on our frequent trips to Vancouver. First things first, their coffee is AMAZING! I can't remember the brand, but it's awesome, and I like to get a big cup to sip while awaiting the yummy goodness that awaits. For our first visit to Yolks we shared a breakfast sandwich and their famously fantastic truffle potatoes on a stick - the taters are worth the trip, and are delicious. The sandwich was also amazing, with a perfectly poached egg nestled between two crisply english muffin halves, garnished with thick bacon, and doused with creamy hollandaise sauce. On our next visit we fully intended to enjoy another breakfast sandwich, but when we found out they had pancakes on the menu that day we ordered those instead - again, we had an overwhelmingly wonderful breakfast experience (which is saying something since you have to sit outside on a wall to eat it - this place is THAT good). Prices are reasonable and the service is friendly. Prepare to wait in line, but they get your order out as quickly as they can (and nice and hot). Damn, suddenly I'm craving one of those potato skewers again!

Jason F.

I've never had a bad meal here. I would say it's well worth the wait but today the line went pretty quick and the hostess was calling out names quickly. It was supposed to be 45 minutes but we were seated in 15! My wife had the French toast and she said it was the best she's ever had! I was recommended the Pork Belly Benedict and it didn't disappoint. See you again soon!

Alexis P.

Such a cute breakfast place. The food is so good and the hash browns are the best! I got the avocado eggs Benedict.

Garth C.

Breakfast food cart? Yes I'm in! During the 9-5 work week it's hard to find a small, quick breakfast before I head to the office. I love having an egg sandwich in the morning but the hard part is finding someone that actually makes a decent egg sandwich that wasn't prepared hours ago. I often find myself heading to McDonald's for an Egg McMuffin - at least they are *almost* made to order. Enter Yolk's Breakfast food cart located on Beatty & Dunsmuir St - conveniently at the top of the stadium skytrain station. For me it's perfect, I can park on the street if I'm driving to work or if I'm on my bike it's right on the Dunsmuir bike lane. 3 minutes after my order I got my ham, spinach, egg and hollandaise on a toasted english muffin. I would have liked some cheese in there but I wasn't going to complain. The egg was poached perfectly and the hollandaise was delicious, I'm happy. The downside is trying to eat a runny poached egg breakfast sandwich by hand, a challenge I gladly accepted. I look forward to making this part of my regular breakfast routine.

Jody B.

If Yolk's truffle-lemon hashbrown skewer were a man, I would be too nervous to talk to him. Unless I was tipsy, and then i'd say something wildly inappropriate. Seriously. I have a mad crush on these potatoes. I've heard the buzz on Yolk's for quite awhile but never had the chance to stop by until Food Cart Fest. On launch day, by the time I made it back for a meal they were nearly sold out and so i hastily ordered what was left - a double smoked bacon sandwich with two poached eggs & hollandaise sauce on ciabatta. The potatoes were an after thought. And thus began the obsession. First off, my spud crush is deceivingly simple. When I got my rather plain looking skewer of nugget potatoes I thought... well nothing really. It was a stick of potatoes. How magical could that be? Turns out, very. These potatoes are some of the best things i've eaten this year. Well cooked and SO flavourful without being super overpowering. I could have eaten four servings, no problem. Damn fine spuds. Whatever you happen to head to Yolk's for, grab a skewer and see for yourself. They were out of the chicken and waffles so I settled on a double smoked bacon sandwich with two poached eggs & hollandaise sauce on ciabatta. Ddddaaammmnnnnn. I was a darn fine sandwich. And I finally understand the mention of "Yolk fingers". Those eggs will explode in yolky goodness and make this a messy but ultimately insanely satisfying experience. The sandwich was SO good that I made an extra, out of the way trip, back down this past weekend to relive it. But word of warning - take multiple napkins and perhaps not order this if you're in your Sunday best. I'm so looking forward to trying out the rest of their menu in the coming weeks because so far, Yolk's can do no wrong.

Miss S.

Well unfortunately we had a terrible food poisoning experience at the food truck about a month ago. My spouse had eaten a raw breakfast sandwich which we waited 30mins for so was a bit confusing. Picture of meal is attached. After he ate half the sandwich it caught my eye :( He became ill by the evening but nothing serious was fine the following day.The Yolks owner was contacted and was very apologetic and understanding and picture was sent to him and he did say he spoke to his staff regarding the incident. He then sent us a 40$ gift card to his restaurant location where we have always had a pleasant visit but will be sticking to chicken and waffles from now on.

Youri H.

I never knew that such high quality breakfast could come from a food truck. My double -smoked-bacon eggs Benedict on a whole wheat ciabatta bun with creamy hollandaise and arugula zapped my taste buds awake before my eyes even adjusted to the morning light. I'm now officially ready for anything that this day throws at me. Shout out to yelper Lindsay Woods (from WRG Mag) for turning me on to this place.

Calvin L.

walked over a mile just to try this! It's a truck that's parked on the corner of Beatty and Dunsmuir. Great place to get some food. It does take a while to make, so don't get this unless you have at least 5 minutes to wait. There's a menu posted on the side of the truck, and how it works is you choose what type of meat (or vegetable) you want, then you choose what type of sauce (hollandaise or cheddar), then you choose whether or not you want 1 egg or double everything. If you chose 1 egg, your food will come between an English muffin. If you chose to double everything, you get to choose between Benedict style or on Chibatta. I got the Ham/Hollandaise/Double everything/Benedict style, and it was amazing. I engulfed my food, and it goes GREAT with their orange juice. Freshly squeezed and perfect for the morning. I also recommend getting the Truffle-Lemon Hashbrown Skewer. It comes with about 5 or 6 pieces of potato on a skewer, and they go great while you eat your poached egg (especially once all that yolk has dripped out!). The problem I do have with this place is the price and the portion size. If you just order what I described above (with NO drink or Skewer) and you double everything, it comes out to OVER $10. Not only that, the order is pretty small. Even after my double everything, hashbrown skewer, and orange juice, I was still a little hungry and dissatisfied. Nonetheless, this place is more about quality than it is about quantity. Make sure you double everything though!

2 egg, bacon and hollandaise sandwich, made eggs Benedict style, with hash brown skewer (love the lemon juice on the potatoes)

Tony L.

I decided to stop by on a Sunday morning. Yolk's is located right next to the Skytrain station, so it is pretty convenient if you are taking the skytrain. I drove there, but was able to find street parking pretty easily. Just had to walk around all the people waiting for Cafe Medina down the street (people waiting on both the sunny and shaded sides of the street, which is pretty interesting). There were only two people ahead of me, but after ordering, we sill had to wait about 15 minutes for the food. We ordered: Banana pancakes: this came with whipped cream and syrup, and was pretty good (pricey at $8.45). Double egg, bacon, hollandaise sandwich on English muffin (8.95). I had this done in eggs Benedict style. This dish was really good, with the requisite runny eggs and crispy bacon. Truffle lemon potato skewer (2.75). This is a deep fried potato skewer: I really liked how the lemon highlighted the taste of the potatoes. If you are in the area, or don't feel like waiting for brunch at Cafe Medina, definitely try this place out. The food was pretty good, although a little expensive (22.00 for three items), but fair for Canada. Another plus: they take credit cards.

Chris Y.

I saw pictures of Yolk's sandwich on Twitter somewhere and got really excited to try them out. I went down for lunch one day and happened to just end up behind a group of maybe 5 or 6 that ordered practically everything. They weren't really prepared to handle so many people I guess, because it took a good 15 min just to order and then a good 30 min to get our food. I had the Panko-Tempura Avocado w/ Salsa Verde + Real Hollandaise + 1 egg on an English Muffin AND added extra double smoked bacon ($7.50 + 2.75). On picture everything looks amazing. The eggs were perfectly poached, the avocado had a nice crispy tempura exterior, and the bacon was nice and crispy as well. Make sure you aim away when you bite into it, because the yolk just shoots right out! Taking the first bite into, it's a bit of a disappointment as everything seems a tad under seasoned. Nothing really stood out, and the hollandaise sauce was surprisingly really light. Next time I think I'll have to add some spicy sauce or something to really add some kick. The Truffle-Lemon Hashbrown skewers ($3.50) were pretty good. Nice truffle flavour, but I think they were slightly over salted, which might have contributed to my bland experience w/ the sandwich. Regardless, this one is a winner so make sure you order the skewers!

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B D.

14 years ago

I've enjoyed everything I had here. The breakfast sandwiches are amazing and obviously made with quality ingredients (tip: if you are on the go and want to avoid a messy sandwich, ask for the eggs poached medium). The hash browns on a stick - the tastiest potatoes I've had in my life. The raspberry goat cheese pancakes are a huge serving and very tasty. And I've just tried the chicken and waffles, and will now be a regular for chicken and waffles Friday! The coffee is good, the cider is good. I've tried a few other item too... All good. (Yes I'm sounding like a broken record). read more

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Gantsa Maven Z.

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Great potato skewers, ham (like canadian bacon) and bacon perfectly cooked eggs with explosive yolks. Just based on the three items I had anything less than a 4 is incorrect. I'd probably be bitter if I had to wait in the street during the rain but I'd still do it. A truly great place regardless of truck or restaurant. read more

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J M.

14 years ago

So amazing, great alternative for breakfast/brunch. Runny yolks, crispy bacon, interesting egg sandwiches, french toast, daily creations - you can't go wrong! I've also had their fresh juice (raspberry, blueberry, apple) which was great too. Line ups there at lunchtime too. read more

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Peter N.

13 years ago

Hallelujah they accept card! So I was told the spare rib egg sandwich is epic. Well, it's pretty epic indeed. A free range egg, spare rib, onion rings, cheese in an English muffin. Only complaint that it wasn't bigger! read more

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Tara W.

13 years ago

My family and I went to the West End Farmer's Market yesterday and ordered a sandwich on an English muffin. There was no one in line so I placed my order and waited. After 10 minutes, I thought I missed hearing my name so I waited by the Pick-Up Window. The woman at the window was named Mim and when I arrived, she was incredibly curt and dismissive to one of the cooks behind her. When I asked her about my order, she abruptly turned around and then said, "You're up next." I began talking to my husband and she budded into our conversation and said, "Excuse me. What did you said." I said, "My mom is diabetic and we weren't told it would take 15+ minutes to get our food." She said, "Oh, your mom is diabetic well everything is made to order and you're up next." Then she turns around and passive-aggressively tells the staff in the truck about my mom and then adds, "How does that affect us? It doesn't because she didn't tell us." BUT I WAS NOT TOLD A BREAKFAST SANDWICH WOULD TAKE 15 - 20 MINUTES TO GET. Otherwise, we would have gone somewhere else. The person taking the order was wrong to keep everyone in the dark about the long wait. Mim was wrong to not trying to calm the situation, instead she interrupts our conversation and acts completely UNPROFESSIONAL. Food trucks are supposed to be quick. If you're going to make people wait the same amount of time as a restaurant, then they should be told so they can decide if they want to wait. The one star is because the sandwich was delicious but it wasn't worth the time or the attitude. MIM SHOULD NOT BE IN ANY JOB THAT IS CUSTOMER SERVICE BASED. We will NEVER be back. read more

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Ari R.

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OMG. It is so hard to find healthy and delicious breakfast food for picky people ;) I am veggie and my wife is gluten free so sometimes we run into issues. Not to mention, this is a food cart, so fast/cheap/easy is the way! The guys there are also really sweet. Wish Portland had a Yolk's! Definitely be eating here again whenever we are in Vancouver. read more

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Katherine N.

14 years ago

A friend invited me over for breakfast just a few mornings ago claiming there was an "amazing" breakfast truck just outside his front door. Boy was he right! The offerings are quite amazing. Yolks that pop & let you dip the rest of your sandwich in, amazing hashbrowns, and some of the best coffee I've found since coming to Vancouver...second only to my beloved Blenz. I am so glad this truck dosen't park anywhere near me as I'd be there everyday..with bells on! If you see it, make sure you stop & give it a try! :) read more

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Cathy T.

13 years ago

Simple and classic breakfast sandwiches and other yummy options.. from a foodtruck? I usually don't like english muffin anything but I decided to give it another go. Yolk's is awesome, the bun is nice and light and crispy. The fillings are plentiful and flavors meld together perfecto. Pancakes are nice, not the best I've had but it was pretty good, their batter is nice and airy but at the same time flavorful and delicious. A must try. read more

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P G.

13 years ago

Delish albeit they aren't joking when they say there is an explosion of yolk on the first bite. It got me even though I was forewarned.

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A H.

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Love the chicken and waffles but everything they serve is awesome!

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Carrie N.

13 years ago

Had the avocado with hollandaise on the english muffin. Out of this world. Glad we made the out of the way trek over!

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Roberto R.

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9 years ago

Typical breakfast with a unique flair. Great atmosphere.

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Genevieve F.

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11 years ago

Yolks serves a traditional homestyle waffle, only it's more dense than its fluffier comrades. The dense dough and subtle syrup made this waffle decent, but it still cannot rival a liege waffle. read more

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Ruddeger ..

12 years ago

Ordered their egg smoked bacon sandwich with hollandaise on English muffin from their food truck at Nat Bailey winter farmers market. After waiting 20 minutes(!) for my sandwich it was smaller than I thought it would be and felt the $7.50 price was very steep for what I got, basically 1 egg, 1 slice of bacon, some garnish, on a muffin. Taste-wise I would rate the sandwich a 3/5 but because of the long wait and price I only giving it a 1. Next time I will try another food truck. read more

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Gee G.

11 years ago

I've always wanted to go to Yolk's to try their chicken and waffles but have never had the chance since I'm never in the area around brunch time. I'm glad I finally got to go today at the Food Truck Fest! Waffles were thick and have deep holes which are perfect for keeping the gravy and/or maple syrup in. Slightly crunchy on the outside, which is just the way I like my waffles. There was more fried chicken than could fit in the sandwich which I thought was great. Extra chicken is always good! It came out a bit overcooked on the outside with the breading almost black in places, but thankfully the inside was still nice and soft and juicy. The only downside in my opinion is the price. At $11.75 for two quarters of a waffle and maybe a full chicken breast it was a bit pricey. Perhaps because everything is organic etc? I can get twice as much food for less money from another sit-down place. It ended up being a very filling meal but I don't think it was exceptional enough for me to go out of my way again and pay that much for it. I might still come back though to try their eggs as I imagine that that's what they specialize in. read more

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Cassandra D.

13 years ago

Amazing service every time. Very friendly people! Yummy breakfast sandwiches and iced coffee when done right. Even gave my lil pup some ham :). Sometimes mess up my order. Can be pricey. One time my food tasted and smelled like gasoline. Make breakfast at home, better value and taste. read more

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A T.

12 years ago

All you need... Double smoked bacon sandwich with two perfectly poached eggs on a whole wheat ciabatta with aged white cheddar AND hollandaise sauce and a side of truffle lemon hashbrown skewer = the perfect breakfast sandwich. Minus one star for being a bit pricey.. But all worth it! read more

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Tree P.

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11 years ago

So simple, so good. I very passionate lover of the Portobello Mushroom, Hollandaise and Hasbrown combination. The spicy ketchup is amazing and the combination is awesome. Breakfast, lunch, whatever, it's all delicious. Something to enjoy. read more

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Arjun B.

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Amazingly good breakfast sandwiches!! If you live for breakfast, three times a day like me! This place is heaven!

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Shila B.

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I am not stranger to their food cart, however, this was my first time at the Food Cart Festival having their waffles with salted caramel sauce. I remember that their waffles being mentioned on Vancity Buzz's best of waffle place. When I ate at their store front with one of my gift friends a few months ago, I ordered everything but the waffles. I am glad that I got to try the waffles this time around. read more

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Dollie S.

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This is best breakfast place I have ever had in my life. THEY ARE DELICIOUS ! I am so glad that I live right by this food truck . They are only here on weakeneds from 9am-2pm I believe but I do know that they also have a restaurant on Hastings . RECOMMEND THIS TO EVERYONE read more

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Located right at the corner by the Sky Train Chinatown Stadium Station entrance. Pricy, delicious, high end tasty experience of a meal: poached eggs with runny, strong yellow colored yolk, arugala, bacon, Hollandaise sauce, on an English muffin; skewered cut-up potatoes sprinkled with large grained salt and green onion, iced coffee had as slightly different taste. read more

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Caroline P.

10 years ago

I guess the food is good, but it is slightly over priced and it took FOREVER to get my food. 25 minutes is too long to wait at a food truck. Also I wish the girl taking my order took the time to explain how the menu worked, I was clearly confused and ended up being charged $15.50 for what I thought was going to be $10.75. read more

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Lisa O.

13 years ago

Kind of stunned that a breakfast this good came out of a truck! I had perfectly poached eggs with portobello mushrooms, arugula and hollandaise (sp?) sauce with roasted potatoes. Amazing. They have gluten free options! They serve Matchstick coffee and definitely try the delicious pear juice!! read more

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Anna T.

13 years ago

Wow, wow, wow!!! I didn't expect to have such an enjoyable and delicious breakfast coming out of this baby-blue colored truck!!! These guys are not only creative, but passionate when it comes to their food! I promise you won't leave only with a full stomach from the amazing flavor and texture, but also with the lasting memories of it all!!! During our last visit in Vancouver, we decided to search for some new and undiscovered eateries, that are kid friendly, inexpensive and fast. Well, that's Yolk's and thanks to Yelp and the Yelpers out there, the search was easy:-) We had the Truffle-Lemon Hashbrown Skewer, the Poached egg with Bacon and Hollandaise Sauce Sandwich and last and best of all- 6 Beignets with Salted Caramel Sauce. OMG...I don't think my mouth is going to ever forget the experience from having those Beignets?! These were AMAZING!!! I only wish we didn't have to sit and eat in our car, but since it was wet and cold that day, that was our only choice. Can't wait to go back there soon! read more

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Jeff C.

11 years ago

Deadly breakfasts--this coming from a guy who is not big into traditional breakfasts. But its like they have sprinkled crack on their food. The only real drawback is the huge lineups and slow turn around time for food but what can you do? read more

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OMGz. om om om. I want this truck right outside my house every morning. Heavenly egg sandwiches. Poached to perfection with grated cheese or hollandaise. I thought I made the best egg sandwiches but apparently not. read more

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T S.

13 years ago

On holiday from the States, and needed a quick breakfast to feed the family. Yolk' s Breakfast was spot on, tasty, quick and darn good coffee. The muffin egg sandwiches were a slice of heaven. We will be back tomorrow. read more

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Sven F.

11 years ago

Solid offering...love the egg sandwiches and that the staff make you aware of the explosive nature of the yolks!

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Nicole D.

12 years ago

Yolks was absolutely delicious. Apart from the wait (which was anticipated) the whole experience was fantastic. I would definitely recommend the mushroom eggs bene with the truffle lemon hash. My girlfriends LOVED the chicken and waffles. The best part of our breakfast wasn't the food - it was the service! Our waitress Raquel was amazing. She was funny, personable, and attentive. I would definitely recommend this brunch spot! read more

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Wendy K.

11 years ago

THIS PLACE IS INCREDIBLE!!!!! You know when you read great reviews and see a photo that makes your mouth water...and then....you are let down. Not the case here. YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED. Their egg sandwiches are perfection. The egg is poached perfectly with tender ham or crunchy bacon, both amazingly flavorful. Fresh grated white cheddar cheese completes the picture with everything placed on a crispy-on-the-outside yet soft-on-the-inside english muffin. They instruct you to gently push the sandwich together so the egg breaks and doesn't explode, potentially causing a messy disaster. Each bite allows all the complementary flavors to shine and just melts in your mouth. SO GOOD. BUT WAIT....there's more. There is an item called the truffle hashbrown that comes on a stick. Sure we'll try it. WHOA!! This is not for the meek. The hashbrown is actually many chunks of potatoes that have been somehow infused with truffle oil and either roasted or fried or whatever....cooked just right. OMG!! It's like a symphony in your mouth. We went over a week ago and are still talking about how wonderful this breakfast was and how we wish we could go back again and again. Run don't walk and check it out. read more

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S C.

13 years ago

Slow service, Overpriced simple food Regular bacon, regular egg on a regular muffin, what's so special about it? And boy the service was slow! Took 10 minutes to pour me some concentrated juice? For $3.5 I wasn't expecting concentrated juice! 15 mins just to do poached egg and bacon? And for the 15 mins I was waiting there, I saw 2 orders went wrong(including mine, cheese was missing) I mean... what else can I say? read more

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Andrea D.

11 years ago

Just sampled their waffle with salted caramel at the Food Truck Festival. Best waffle I've ever had in North America hands down!

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Kiran D.

13 years ago

Great food truck. Not cheap (like most food trucks!) but the food is delicious. I had the benny with avocado. I loved the meal but it was insanely hard to eat which is why I haven't given them a full five stars. I would go back. Ask for a frequent flyer card and collect stamps. Not many places to sit around here. I walk down to Victory Square to eat on a park bench (weather permitting), otherwise it's off to the office. Obviously hollandaise sauce needs to be eaten before it cools and congeals! read more

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Simon L.

13 years ago

I have tried Yolks a few times and I must say: it's quite yummy. However this review, Yolks recently provided breakfast service for the False Creek Rowing Club's Head Up The Creek rowing regatta. This is our third year hosting the event and finally with Yolk's we found a food service option that was perfect for the volunteers and participants. With friendly service and excellent food it was a great combination with our event. On behalf of the 175 people who were there for the event and have passed along their appreciation for your products, thank you for being able to be there - I hope we can have you back next year! read more

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Bryan Y.

13 years ago

First to arrive on Sunday morning. Ordered truffle potato skewers, tiramisu pancakes, and ham & bacon on ciabatta. Enjoyed it all immensely - fresh and delicious. Will definitely be back. read more

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Dan M.

13 years ago

I had my son get on the sky train from Burnaby to get breakfast at Yolk's! It took him 45 mins but even after that long, it was the best breakfast I've had in years! My favs? The potato skewer and banana pancakes! The flavours were fantastic and leave you craving throughout the week to get more.... read more

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Jennifer L.

13 years ago

Poached to perfection, this little food cart knows how to elevate a breakfast sandwich to a form of art. The potato skewer was delicious too! Highly recommend the ham option with Dijon and hollandaise, it was heavenly. read more

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Ryan G.

14 years ago

Delicious! I'm only half way finished eating my breakfast from there and I'm posting. A bit pricey for take away breakfast but well worth every penny! read more

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John M.

14 years ago

Fast and amazing...the food here is good and the menu changes almost everyday. The Short-Rib egg sandwich with Stilton Blue cheese and a beer battered onion ring was the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had. ...Yummy...! read more

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Vancouver, BC V5L 1S5
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Grandview-Woodlands
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(604) 428-9655
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http://yolks.ca/

Hours

What time does Yolk's Breakfast open?

Yolk's Breakfast opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Yolk's Breakfast close?

Yolk's Breakfast closes at 3:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Food & Alcohol

Does Yolk's Breakfast have catering options?

Yes, Yolk's Breakfast does have catering options.

Does Yolk's Breakfast serve alcohol?

No, Yolk's Breakfast does not serve alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Yolk's Breakfast have TVs?

No, Yolk's Breakfast does not have TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Yolk's Breakfast have bike parking?

Yes, Yolk's Breakfast has bike parking.

Does Yolk's Breakfast have outdoor seating?

No, Yolk's Breakfast does not have outdoor seating options.

Does Yolk's Breakfast have parking?

Yes, Yolk's Breakfast has parking options. Street Parking

Other Amenities

Is Yolk's Breakfast wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Yolk's Breakfast is wheelchair accessible.

Does Yolk's Breakfast have free WiFi?

No, Yolk's Breakfast does not have free WiFi.

From the Business

Specialties

Unique hand-crafted breakfasts served in a street friendly way. We use local and organic products as much as possible. Our eggs are always free-range. We use only compostable, recycled or biodegradable take out wear (even our bags). All of our cleaning supplies are natural. We are locally owned and operated by two professional, award winning Chefs with extensive fine dining backgrounds. We put all of this into our food but the most important ingredients that we use are love and care.

History

Established in 2012.

Yolk's breakfast is a division of Wet Coast Foods which was started by Steven Ewing and Mario Margaritis in 2008 as a restaurant consultation business where they worked with many restaurants in many capacities. In 2010 Wet Coast foods consulted on the opening of three food trucks for a client and they fell in love with the food truck business. After countless ideas and lots of eating Yolk's was born in Spring of 2012 starting with festivals and catering. The response was huge and it was decided that Yolk's needed to get onto the streets of Vancouver. We found the spot we wanted and jumped through all the hoops to get it and here we are!

Meet the Business Owner: Steven E.

Certified Chef de Cuisine and life long culinary professional Steven Ewing has worked in some of the best restaurants in the world including the French Laundry in Napa Valley California, Executive Chef at the Raincity Grill and Rockwater Resorts. After 5 years of consultation work for some of the top restaurants in Vancouver and abroad Steven came up with the concept for Yolk's Breakfast after seeing the fledgling food truck scene had a gap.

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Signature Lobster Roll - delicious and the chips are incredible too! IG - @bilalandjesseatfood

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Jayne C.

10 years ago

OMG. Ever since I have tried their eggs benedict during a summer food truck event, I have been thinking about it all the time. If their truck was near my neighborhood, I would definitely have breakfast maybe 3x a week there.. read more

Susan M.

14 years ago

Mmm Croque Madame...This is now a fav of mine. I took my mother for a quick breakie at "yolks" on Dunsmire at Beatty Place. Food was fantastic. I will definately be back. read more

Name U.

13 years ago

so much yum. chicken and waffles for the win! ***** read more

Hana S.

13 years ago

Ok breakfast sandwich but overpriced.

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