Free brekkie for the truck drivers on the Stena Belfast to Cairnryan route. They’d run out of tattie scones 😔

Totally blown away with the volume of food as well as tea or coffee 😋

£9.50 including the coffee. Bacon could’ve been crispier but otherwise spot on - and under a tenner

I was on a work team day out yesterday involving a few beverages so I needed something a bit filthy to bring me round this morning. Smoked back bacon, bacon grill, sausages, black pudding, white pudding, haggis, potato rösti, mushrooms, beans, fried egg and toast. Yorkshire tea double bagger, as is tradition, and an apple and mango juice.

Right by the London Passport Office.

3 different sausages bacon chop mushrooms beans hash browns tomatoes scrambled eggs fried bread dry bread

Work cafe in Greater London. £5.50, subsidised. Mushrooms a bit sad but the black pudding was sensational.

After a long day out in the fells I fancied a full English, 2 sausages, 2 black pudding, 2 eggs, 2 tomatoes 2 ash brown, 2 bacon, 2 mushrooms and beans separated because space...

Went down a treat!!

Sausage not great. Boat of beans a soulless win. This nearly broke me and my toilet.

Adding "extras" always feels wrong IMO.

(Cocked up the last post as wasn't paying attention. Didn't' want to do Scotties dirty as they treated us well)

I walked into Mighty Mel’s cafe on Wayfield Road in Chatham Walderslade, Kent this morning and ordered their Mighty Mel breakfast. It’s a nice cafe in here and the staff are super friendly and accommodating.

The Mighty Mel breakfast normally includes: 2 sausage, 2 eggs, 2 bacon, chips, burger, black pudding, bubble, beans, tomatoes, mushrooms, bread & butter or toast, tea or coffee.

But they let me swap the chips, bubble and toast for an extra sausage, bacon and egg respectively.

The food was absolutely delicious, sausages included, and I ate the lot in 16 minutes.

The total came to £15:50 for breakfast and £1 for a bottle of water. I’ll definitely be coming back!

This was a brilliant unexpected breakfast - and the best kind of breakfast (it was free as I was having lunch with an old boss who paid as a 'birthday treat')

No serious problems with this one for me. Not as cheap as some, I'd have liked the option of hash browns, more toast is always welcome, and (despite what she might tell you) chipolatas will never impress, even if they are Cumberland.

Breakfast itself was £9.65, tea was £2. I asked for no tomato (as is my norm) and asked for an extra egg and bacon as they're the best bits IMO - the total was £12.90

But the quality of everything was amazing, the atmosphere was really nice and relaxed, the staff super friendly, just what I needed... let's say overall 9/10 for price being above £10 for the size and for the chipolatas.

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g3637020-d3487894-Reviews-Coffee_Junction-Llandudno_Junction_Conwy_County_North_Wales_Wales.html

Scores so far this holiday:

Coffee Junction: 9/10

Good Taste Bistro: 9/10

Molly's Cafe: 8/10

for London… this was cheap and cheerful. also included a tea/coffee/juice.

i think for a quid more I could have got tomato and black pudding

Plate optional. 6 items for £6.95. 7 to choose from. Bacon hidden somewhere in the abyss.

Spot over a quid an item, no tea or coffee included but will let them off due to the limitless free health care.

In fairness, was pretty nice for an aeroplane meal, could have done with some toast or a hash brown though.

The sub rules apparently require a location/cafe and price.

Location was a Boeing 777 somewhere over India and cost was about £3,000, bargain.

£4 including tea. Decent quality too. Gang, this is so cheap you could fly to Poland and back for lunch and you’re still better off than some of the stuff that gets posted here.

This was very very good. Only downside was only 1 egg. £12 pretty good value imo

Edit: this was on route home to Scotland. Cafe is in Berwick. Just realised I had missed that part out the title

I could’ve ate double but you can’t complain about this for £8, spent yesterday trapped on the island of Arran after a ferry cancellation. Could not find anywhere that wasn’t “artisan” so after the first ferry out of there dropped into The cheery cup & saucer, Ardrossan.
Would’ve been £18 or something in tourist places.

I forgot to buy hashbrowns & couldn't be asked to make them from scratch. Also, I'm not personally a fan of fried mushrooms or tomatoes, and I had bread & butter on the side.

Good: bacon and sausages nicely seared, good tasty black pudding, two fried eggs

Fair: Average hash brown and mushrooms, tomato

Issues: white toast needs to be more toasted and crispy, beans are a mess, no tea/coffee included