Full English breakfast near Piccadilly station.

City Hobgoblin said:
They weren't bothered about putting other people out of a job
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They didn't, get your facts right they said if you want to go and work at supermarkets which were allowed to be open during lock down your jobs will still be open when we are allowed to open again, but that doesn't suit everybody's agenda so they believe what they read on Facebook, and I know a assistant manager that worked there at the time
 
aka blue jambo said:
The Edinburgh one did unlimited chai
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Yeah so did Manchester. I had fresh orange juice with mine and I think it was about £20 all told. I was invited there and yes it was nice but I wouldn't rush back there for breakfast.

Not really a breakfast venue but I like this place on Tib St, also have City connection...
https://www.northernsoulmcr.com/#the-menu

Great tunes while you eat, ideal daytime place and you can get a beer.
 
Can also vouch for the Wetherspoons breakfast in The Printworks, had a few there and not had a bad one yet.

Also had a breakfast at the Cosy Club at The Corn Exchange in town around a year ago, that was decent too
 
BlueMoonRisin’ said:
I disagree. They used to do a decent breakfast but nowadays the bacon is like wafer thin ham and often fatty and undercooked. And the Cumberland sausages aren't as good a quality as they used to be. A good quality sausage defines a good English brekkie, IMO. Wethers ain't cheap and good value anymore, and often I've been served food luke warm.
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Still better than most posh cafes in my opinion for value and quality, when it comes to a full English. A large Spoons breakfast is about 7 quid. The breakfast wraps are also good for a quick and cheap feed.

I went last year to see a mate in Warrington, we went to a pub down a country lane and paid £20 for a full English and a cup of coffee. Piddling portion, I think 1 sausage and barely any toast or beans, left the place still hungry.
 
frothy said:
They didn't, get your facts right they said if you want to go and work at supermarkets which were allowed to be open during lock down your jobs will still be open when we are allowed to open again, but that doesn't suit everybody's agenda so they believe what they read on Facebook, and I know a assistant manager that worked there at the time
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what about people who want to get out of this dump and get a job in Europe?
 
CarlosTevez'sEnglishTutor said:
Still better than most posh cafes in my opinion for value and quality, when it comes to a full English. A large Spoons breakfast is about 7 quid. The breakfast wraps are also good for a quick and cheap feed.

I went last year to see a mate in Warrington, we went to a pub down a country lane and paid £20 for a full English and a cup of coffee. Piddling portion, I think 1 sausage and barely any toast or beans, left the place still hungry.
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It fills a gap i suppose. Thing is Wethers brekkies all taste same and i must have eaten in about 50 or so all over uk. I'll try and find a decent cafe anywhere if i can.
 
frothy said:
They didn't, get your facts right they said if you want to go and work at supermarkets which were allowed to be open during lock down your jobs will still be open when we are allowed to open again, but that doesn't suit everybody's agenda so they believe what they read on Facebook, and I know a assistant manager that worked there at the time
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This is true. Every single person who worked for Wetherspoons pre Covid was offered a return when they reopened.

I know it’s generally a pretty low bar but as far as the hospitality industry goes, you’ll struggle to find a better company to work for.
 
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