Best Breakfast In Manchester?

If you're taking the kids (under 16) then the Premiere Inns are hard to beat. It's all you can eat at £9.50 - but the kids eat free. My teenage lad used to demolish a lot more than I could - great value ;-) ....
... and on a quality basis, a lot of the Prem inns will cook eggs to order.
For total quality try a high star hotel - the Crown Plaza does a top brekkie, as does the Midland. Most will give great service too... at a price :-/
 
trotsky said:
If you're taking the kids (under 16) then the Premiere Inns are hard to beat. It's all you can eat at £9.50 - but the kids eat free. My teenage lad used to demolish a lot more than I could - great value ;-) ....
... and on a quality basis, a lot of the Prem inns will cook eggs to order.
For total quality try a high star hotel - the Crown Plaza does a top brekkie, as does the Midland. Most will give great service too... at a price :-/
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Aye the Premier Inns are decent quality and make an omelette to order
 
The cost of a good English breakfast is expensive nowadays, especially in a pretentious bistro cafe that serves vine tomatoes and portabello fuckin' mushrooms. There's a couple in my town that charge about 15 quid without even throwing in a brew, hard faced cunts.

I used to stay in a Premier Inn when working away and their breakfasts are decent, especially when you can walk in and pay £10.99 and help yourself, so I did.

Two cups of tea, glass of orange juice, 2 wheatabix, a peach yoghurt, 3 bacon, 2 sausage, scrambled eggs, beans, mushrooms, and a hash brown with 2 buttered crumpets . Followed by a cinnamon swirl, a banana and an apple.

That's what I call a good breakfast and a bargain.
 
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My mate bigs up the Koffee Pot. Thirteen bastard quid for a full English, tea/coffee not included! What's going on. Its not even a fancy place

One of the full english breakfasts on the menu costs £28! its not even anything special. Just what a full English should actually be
 
CTID1988 said:
My mate bigs up the Koffee Pot. Thirteen bastard quid for a full English, tea/coffee not included! What's going on. Its not even a fancy place

One of the full english breakfasts on the menu costs £28! its not even anything special. Just what a full English should actually be
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I know they have to make a living but 28 quid for a full English seems a bit on the steep side.
 
Anybody been to any places that does a good breakfast?

I'm constantly trying different places, Mad expensive and never tea and coffee included.

Next weekend I've my old man with me who celiac so it's a nightmare trying to.eat somewhere that does gluten free.
 
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