Bonefish Grill’s Sunday brunch in Tustin pleasantly surprised us. Known primarily for its grilled fish dinners and seafood entrees, this location also offers a solid brunch menu with a variety of savory and sweet options. We visited on a Sunday and enjoyed a relaxed meal without a wait, attentive service, and several standout dishes centered around eggs Benedict variations.
The brunch menu includes classic breakfast favorites—such as omelets and French toast—alongside salads and heartier meat and seafood entrees. If you enjoy sparkling brunch cocktails, the restaurant promotes a Bubbles Brunch option: for just under $20 you can add bottomless mimosas, sangria, or bellinis when you order a brunch entrée. That option is great for groups who want to linger over drinks without worrying about refills.
On this visit our group focused on the eggs Benedict selections, and each dish arrived with the choice of seasoned potatoes or grilled asparagus. The combinations were creative and well executed:
Bang Bang Shrimp Eggs Benedict with spicy Hollandaise.
The Bang Bang Shrimp Eggs Benedict paired crisp, spicy shrimp with silky poached eggs and a zesty Hollandaise. It delivered a mix of textures and a touch of heat that contrasted nicely with the rich sauce.
Surf and Turf Eggs Benedict with filet mignon and lobster.
The Surf and Turf version combined tender filet mignon and lobster for a decadent take on Benedict. The portion felt generous, and the combination of beef and lobster created a rich, indulgent flavor profile.
Spinach Mushroom Eggs Benedict.
The spinach and mushroom option offered a lighter, earthy alternative to the seafood and steak plates. Sauteed mushrooms and tender spinach complemented the Hollandaise without overpowering the poached eggs.
Macadamia Nut Brownie for dessert.
We finished the meal by sharing a Macadamia Nut Brownie. It was a satisfying way to end the brunch—rich and nutty without being overly sweet—perfect for sharing after a hearty main course.
Overall, the experience was relaxed and enjoyable. We were seated right away, the servers were attentive, and the food came at a comfortable pace. Portions were generous and showcased the restaurant’s strength with seafood, while the creative Benedict varieties added excitement to familiar brunch favorites.
Tips for visiting: consider the Bubbles Brunch add-on if you plan to enjoy cocktails, and choose the side that best balances your entrée—potatoes for a heartier meal, or grilled asparagus if you prefer something lighter. Brunch at Bonefish Grill is a good option for groups who want a mix of classic brunch dishes and seafood-focused specialties.
Bonefish Grill
The Market Place
3040 El Camino Real
Tustin, CA 92782
If you enjoy seafood-forward brunches with a variety of eggs Benedict choices and the option for bottomless cocktails, Bonefish Grill in Tustin is worth a visit. For more restaurant reviews and local dining suggestions, check the restaurant reviews section on the site.