Fry-ups

[SuperBacon]

1 hour ago, neil said:

Cheers Bacon!

No problem at all! I'm afraid it's been a while since I've been that way but both those places have served me well over the years, especially The Falcon. Great pub.

If you can get to Peckham, maybe you can try that Peliccis that everyone raves about.

[mim731]

14 hours ago, SuperBacon said:

If you can get to Peckham, maybe you can try that Peliccis that everyone raves about.

Isn't that in Bethnal Green? 

[SuperBacon]

2 hours ago, mim731 said:

Isn't that in Bethnal Green? 

It is indeed, no idea where I got Peckham from. 

[neil]

Not my photo here but reflects exactly what I had at "The Green Cafe" close to Victoria:

It wasn't the best, but I give them high marks for covering almost exactly what I want without anything I don't (fried tomato). Think this cost about 12 quid and included a mug of tea and toast.

[Thunderplex]

No toast, no me.

[neil]

35 minutes ago, Thunderplex said:

No toast, no me.

"and included a mug of tea and toast"

[Thunderplex]

I’m a busy man, reading is beneath me.

[Boycie]

I prefer a fried slice to toast personally. Everything on that plate looks great though and I'd happily demolish it. At least there are no bloody hash browns on there. Can't beat a proper fry up.

[FLips]

The time of the year is approaching and we’ve been going to Dobbies for our shrubs and garden bits ready for the year. 
Popped in this morning for top soil and some lavender bushes and got a breakfast while we were there.

2 for £14 but you get what you pay for. Tough bacon, floppy bendy toast, and only 1 sausage and 1 rasher. The taste was fine and there was an option of fried or scrambled, but the portion was lacking and the tomato wasn’t the freshest. 

[FLips]

 

Both off this week so looked up local places that did a good breakfast. Turns out there’s a coffee house caled Chadwick and Co inside of Barker and Stonehouse that gets rave reviews so we went to the retail park just to get it.

£11.95, two free range eggs cooked perfectly, two homemade sausage patties, two nice bits of bacon, homemade beans with a little bit of paprika and more in them, black pudding, fried tomato, fried mushrooms (which we asked not to get) and some decent crispy toast. Comes with an in-house ketchup that’s almost similar to a shakshuka with a hint of spice.

Absolutely lovely and worth the price. Being a coffee house it was a smashing latte too.

Barker and Stonehouse though, wow. £250 for a plain black little wooden chair, like a grand for a small shelf. It’s not a surprise the coffee house on the top floor was packed but nobody was shopping for furniture.

[SuperBacon]

That looks great and the best bit looks the brew. A lovely colour.

[The King of Old School]

The beans look dry as hell, where is the sauce?!

Sausage patties look interesting though, and the eggs look belting.

[Devon Malcolm]

Yeah, the beans are probably the sore point for me as well but otherwise that looks great.

[FLips]

God where is @d-d-d-dAz when you need him.

[SuperBacon]

Just now, FLips said:

God where is @d-d-d-dAz when you need him.

Praying to a Ryvita.