I've just had lunch in Wetherspoons

[markymarkthree]

Truckosaurus said:

Gladers01 said:

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I'm surprised there isn't a rule about not serving pints with dinners off the Kid's Menu.

That has to be a 99p jobby.

[majordad]

Had my pre Autosport Show large breakfast £7.43 in the Dragon Inn. Enjoyed it.

[zedx19]

The small breakfast at £2.99 is exactly the same as the kids breakfast, which is £2.25 and comes with an apple bag and smoothie. I know as I went the Wetherspoons yesterday morning with my kids and my youngest had the kids breakfast. Edited the photo to remove my 5 year olds face, apple bag and smoothie in shot.

[markiii]

blue_haddock said:

markiii said:

could they not cook the bacon?

spoons bacon comes in pre-cooked and is just flashed on the griddle to warm it up.

Evidently it doesn't

[Gladers01]

cuprabob said:

That look good, I had the Scottish breakfast* with an an additional hash brown this morning for the pricey sum of £3.60 .

• Scottish breakfast consists of beans, fried egg, link sausage, black pudding, bacon, fried potato scone and a slice of toast.

Edited by cuprabob on Saturday 11th January 15:00

The Scottish breakfast sounds very tasty, not seen it on the menu down south. Burns week at the Spoons is fast approaching starting 22nd January, last year we tried the haggis, neeps and tatties and it was very good with a similar menu this year including Ossian beer from the Inveralmond brewery.

Last pic of the 'small' Freedom breakfast at £2.99 from the Wycombe branch, coffee £1.29 including several refills (I'm attempting a dry Tuesday at least until 4pm)

Cheers in advance

Edited by Gladers01 on Tuesday 14th January 13:59

Edited for lack of clarity, all that coffee was giving me the jitters

Edited by Gladers01 on Saturday 18th January 14:16

[Louis Balfour]

Gladers01 said:

cuprabob said:

That look good, I had the Scottish breakfast* with an an additional hash brown this morning for the pricey sum of £3.60 .

• Scottish breakfast consists of beans, fried egg, link sausage, black pudding, bacon, fried potato scone and a slice of toast.

Edited by cuprabob on Saturday 11th January 15:00

The Scottish breakfast sounds very tasty, not seen it on the menu down south. Burns week at the Spoons is fast approaching starting 22nd January, last year we tried the haggis, neeps and tatties and it was very good with a similar menu this year including Ossian beer from the Inveralmond brewery

Last pic of the 'small' Freedom breakfast at £2.99 from the Wycombe branch, coffee £1.29 including several refills (I'm attempting a dry Tuesday at least until 4pm )

Edited by Gladers01 on Tuesday 14th January 13:59

I'd have returned that because it was blurred.

[paulguitar]

Louis Balfour said:

Gladers01 said:

cuprabob said:

That look good, I had the Scottish breakfast* with an an additional hash brown this morning for the pricey sum of £3.60 .

• Scottish breakfast consists of beans, fried egg, link sausage, black pudding, bacon, fried potato scone and a slice of toast.

Edited by cuprabob on Saturday 11th January 15:00

The Scottish breakfast sounds very tasty, not seen it on the menu down south. Burns week at the Spoons is fast approaching starting 22nd January, last year we tried the haggis, neeps and tatties and it was very good with a similar menu this year including Ossian beer from the Inveralmond brewery

Last pic of the 'small' Freedom breakfast at £2.99 from the Wycombe branch, coffee £1.29 including several refills (I'm attempting a dry Tuesday at least until 4pm )

Edited by Gladers01 on Tuesday 14th January 13:59

I'd have returned that because it was blurred.

It's £3.30 for a non-blurry one.

[Mark V GTD]

Why is it called a 'Freedom Breakfast'?

[blue_haddock]

Mark V GTD said:

Why is it called a 'Freedom Breakfast'?

because most people who consume it have just been released from prison and head straight to spoons for 10 pints of stella and a fry up?

[Slow.Patrol]

Mark V GTD said:

Why is it called a 'Freedom Breakfast'?

I'm currently doing the "Zoe" diet program and it has most of wetherspoons menu within the app with the diet scoring.

I've noticed the Freedom Breakfast is healthier than the small breakfast. Lower in fat although slightly higher in calories and can be eaten on the Zoe diet.

[Mark V GTD]

I shall be trying one in the morning in that case!

[The Gauge]

Probably went there for a bargain breakfast

[SydneyBridge]

Hope he ordered on the app so he did not have to get up and go the bar.....

[Slow.Patrol]

He should have posted on the Facebook Group "Wetherspoons the Game" with the pub name and table number.

[Truckosaurus]

You'd definitely by looking for the most expensive pint if the PoW turned up to buy a round.

[Gladers01]

Mark V GTD said:

Why is it called a 'Freedom Breakfast'?

Maybe because its virtually free to buy and the head chef is called Dom?




This is the Freedom breakfast at Beaconsfield services, they even include a bowl for the baked beans, does it get any posher than that?
After all that hiking, eating and drinking it was a relief to safely get back to base camp.

[Louis Balfour]

Mark V GTD said:

Why is it called a 'Freedom Breakfast'?

Tim Martin’s joke because he was a Brexiteer. It used to be called simply “the Breakast” until after the 2016 vote.

[Alickadoo]

Mark V GTD said:

Why is it called a 'Freedom Breakfast'?

Probably one of the best value items on the menu.

[loskie]

It's mostly the first meal newly released prisoners eat, whilst having several pints and getting their next fix.

[Cotty]

All-day Brunch £13.25 with a pint in the Royal Victoria Pavilion Ramsgate, yes I have been here before. Gone up a bit a pint is £3.99