Three reasons to check out this Landmark brunch spot

Porter's Restaurant is redefining the brunch scene with its innovative and delectable dishes.

Located in the Landmark District, Porter's is gastronomic delight for those seeking more than just an average morning meal.

Here's three reasons to try it out:

Japanese Soufflé Pancakes: A Fluffy Delight

Porter's Restaurant has taken the humble pancake and given it a dreamy twist. These Japanese soufflé pancakes are light, fluffy, and served with whip cream, fruit, and your choice of syrup.

Maple Miso Breakfast Ramen: A Fusion Surprise

Next up on Porter's inventive menu is a dish that combines breakfast and ramen in an unexpected yet delightful way. The Maple Miso Breakfast Ramen features maple and miso-infused smoked pork belly, fresh noodles, kale, shitake and enoki mushrooms, all topped with a medium poached free-range egg. It's an unexpected yet delightful twist on traditional breakfast

Eggs Benny on a Southern Style Biscuit: A Classic Reinvented

Porter's doesn't stop at pancakes and ramen. They've also reinvented the classic eggs benedict, serving it on a Southern style biscuit for a unique touch. It's a classic dish with a unique Porter's touch.

Bonus: Spiced Potatoes: The Perfect Side

No Porter's brunch would be complete without their spiced potatoes, seasoned with Porter’s signature seasoning. It's house made, reminiscent of Old Bay Seasoning, if you remember that!

Porter's Restaurant is setting a new standard for brunch, promising a culinary adventure that's too good to miss.

Check them out in the Landmark District at 1851 Kirschner Road from Wednesday to Sunday, 8 to 2 p.m.