Rise & Shine, New West! — Breakfast & Brunch Around the Royal City
22 Sep, 2026
Good Morning, New West! Breakfast Spots Worth Waking Up For
Start your morning with Carla McNeil as she explores six New Westminster breakfast and brunch spots, each with its own personality, menu and neighbourhood feel.
From creative brunch plates and house-made pastries to classic diner breakfasts, Dutch pancakes by the Fraser River and Canadian comfort food in Sapperton, this episode takes a tasty tour around the city.
📍 FEATURED SPOTS
• Banette Brunch
536 Sixth Street
A modern brunch spot known for creative dishes, generous portions, house-made baking and beautifully presented plates.
• Jim’s Cafe
518 Sixth Street
A classic neighbourhood breakfast café where customers come for hearty portions, traditional breakfast favourites, popular hash browns and a cozy, familiar atmosphere.
• Sixth Street Grill
413 Sixth Street
A longtime-style diner experience in Uptown New Westminster, offering all-day breakfast, classic bennies, omelettes, hashes and other comfort-food favourites.
• Angelina’s Dutch Corner
810 Quayside Drive, Unit 122
Located near the Fraser River at Westminster Quay, this family-friendly restaurant combines waterfront surroundings with Dutch-inspired pannekoeken, Eggs Benedict and traditional breakfast favourites.
• Amelia Restaurant
640 Twelfth Street
A casual neighbourhood restaurant with a homey atmosphere, traditional breakfast plates, generous portions and a menu that includes everything from pancakes and French toast to Eggs Benedict and a Perogie Breakfast.
• Proud Up Restaurant
418 East Columbia Street
A Sapperton restaurant focused on Canadian comfort food, with a substantial breakfast menu featuring traditional and creative Eggs Benedict options.
Whether you're craving something classic, creative, waterfront or simply comforting, New Westminster has plenty of ways to start your morning.
🎙️ Tune in to New West Spotlight Podcast with Carla McNeil and discover some of the local breakfast and brunch spots that are part of the city's food scene.