Breakfast in Leicester?

[qwerty123]

Hi

Could people suggest where to go for breakfast in leicester?

I'm not talking greasy spoon - more fancy if possible

I've been to Jones's on queens road and dos hermanos

Thanks

[Unabomber]

McDonalds

[Zingari]

the premier travel lodges ( heathley park , city centre , gynsills) do good breakfasts , all you can eat for about 8 quid  

 

edit;

kids eat free too 

[Webbo]

Wetherspoons do decent breakfasts for the money.

[Samilktray]

Mrs Bridges.

[Tincy]

Lyns cafe, narb road, best breakfast you will ever have

[Unabomber]

Mrs Bridges.

In all seriousness this is a good shout, really nice place with quality home cooked food.

[Voll Blau]

Does Delish on Rutland Street do breakfast stuff? Used to love going in there for lunch when I worked in town.

 

Had a great Eggs Benedict in that Jones's place once too.

[Rincewind]

MattP's place. Upmarket stuff and a discount for Gold Card holders.

[Guest MattP]

Newmans on Market Street.

 

Get a lovely English Breakfast and a pot of tea and it will cost you about £5.

 

Not sure if Don's is still in the fishmarket but they did a fantastic one as well, bit more expensive (£6-7 for a English) but high quality.

 

(As mentioned Mrs Bridges is a good shout as well, but it does get a bit crowded)

[Guest MattP]

MattP's place. Upmarket stuff and a discount for Gold Card holders.

 

Closed down now, our main suppliers were the local food bank but they are out of produce, hoping gas prices go up so they get more returns and we can back on our feet.

[The God Emperor]

I had a decent breakfast in the last Plantagenet  

[foxfanazer]

Croques

[MrsJohnMurphy]

Yesim Turkish cafe on Narborough Road is awesome, if you fancy something a little different.

 

http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g186334-d2329489-Reviews-Yesim-Leicester_Leicestershire_England.html

 

Ignore the 1 bad review, I love this place!!

[Tommy G]

Mrs Bridges hands down

[Stuliasz]

Newmans on Market Street.

 

Get a lovely English Breakfast and a pot of tea and it will cost you about £5.

 

Not sure if Don's is still in the fishmarket but they did a fantastic one as well, bit more expensive (£6-7 for a English) but high quality.

 

(As mentioned Mrs Bridges is a good shout as well, but it does get a bit crowded)

 

Newmans seconded.

[jonthefox]

Mrs Bridges hands down

 

 

And for me.

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

Mrs Bridges.

 

I was going to recommend the Bridge, what a gem.

[Mike the Metal Ed]

I really like the Cafe Express on the old Haymarket Swiss Cottage site. Avoid the Silver Street Cafe like the plague though.

 

Not sure if these would qualify as "more fancy", anyway.

[FoxesAreBlue]

Croques on Loseby Lane or Carluccios does a great Eggs Benedict...

[DANGEROUS TIGER]

Wetherspoons do decent breakfasts for the money.

They ARE great value for money, and really good.

[Stadt]

Cafe Dido is alright.

[Bayfox]

Whats the brekkie at dos hernandos like. Tempted to try it this week.

[FoxesAreBlue]

Holly's is good too - excellent scrambled eggs on toast there too for just over a 5er with a bottle of water

[Filbert_Ross]

Two ten.