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English breakfast
English breakfast
Can anyone recommend a place in or around town for a cooked english breakfast?
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cumbria sue
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Re: English breakfast
Helder's Tropical bar, bottom end of Rocha Brava you also get service with a smile

Re: English breakfast
Are you on a commission Sue?
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cumbria sue
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Re: English breakfast
I wishcereza wrote:Are you on a commission Sue?
Re: English breakfast
Yes I know him too - a nice guy . RB's used to do a good full English but I've not tried it under the new management.cumbria sue wrote:I wishcereza wrote:Are you on a commission Sue?just think he's a lovely guy who tries hard to please his customers and in the currant climate a little advertising does know harm,especially as it is very good
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maccasa
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Re: English breakfast
Harry's bar €6.50 inc orange juice or coffee - a standard Sunday brunch for us.
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laserblazer
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Re: English breakfast
If we have breakfast out, which is unusual, it tends to be coffee and a croissant in a small cafe. Sometimes we will do an early shop and have a snack in the supermarket cafe.
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SAM SPARKLE
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Re: English breakfast
Mark in Ma-Ja’s knocks up a decent, non greasy breakfast, well worth the visit. 
Re: English breakfast
Jomar, on the in road by the cut through, v good English breakfast and other snacks/meals too
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laserblazer
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Re: English breakfast
+1 for Jomar and they have free WiFi.chaucer wrote:Jomar, on the in road by the cut through, v good English breakfast and other snacks/meals too
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maccasa
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Re: English breakfast
why doesn't anyone say how much it is?
Re: English breakfast
Harry's Bar is excellent value and free wifi.
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cumbria sue
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Re: English breakfast
Helder's has free wifi as well and is about 6.50 for full brekky
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Cooler King
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Re: English breakfast
My wife does the best English breakfast in the village.
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Re: English breakfast
NON greasy??.......SAM SPARKLE wrote:Mark in Ma-Ja’s knocks up a decent, non greasy breakfast, well worth the visit.
Full English, Irish or Scottish breakfast has to be almost heart stoppingly loaded in all the things that the healthy lobby disapprove of.
No fried bread, sausage, thick cut grilled bacon, black pudding??
No English breakfast!
There is NO healthy option for a true English breakfast!!!
Love it!!!
Trouble is that my wife wont let me eat it!!!
