London

[Walt]

Can anyone recommend good places for a late breakfast on Sunday arriving at 1030. Ideally near to somewhere for a decent pint afterwards.

Not really fussed what type happy with a fry up or some sort of street food type place.

Thanks

[TheFamilyCat]

I think you'll struggle, the village store doesn't open on Sundays and the pub only opens 12.00 - 2.00.

I'd take a sandwich.

[dermotdermot]

A pint after breakfast?

[Walt]

Egg mayo or spam butties?

[Walt]

Around 12 ish I'll have a pint that's acceptable isn't it?

[!aiboforceN]

I can strongly recommend Terry's. It's "proper" in every respect.
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[Pearcey]

Any Wetherspoons

[dougcollins]

As above.

Have your breakfast and stay for the pint.

[dermotdermot]

Around 12 ish I'll have a pint that's acceptable isn't it?

No, it most certainly is not. Especially after your breakfast suggestions.

[Walt]

I can have a spoons anytime just looking for something a bit different or quirky.

[pushpinpussy]

the Admiral Duncan is a nice place . very friendly people

[Walton]

St John Bread and Wine, every time.

[dpinsussex]

Used to be a great littke irish bar near kings cross that sussex clarets used to use. Cracking bacon butties washed down with a pint.
Wonder if they still have a claret flag in there. Had it fir years

[Walt]

Cheers for suggestions so far

[aggi]

An idea of where in London would probably be a good start.

[cricketfieldclarets]

Deshulme. Indian style english breakfast. Unreal bacon in a naan!

[dougcollins]

The Wild Boar 'bacon' sandwiches cooked in a wok at Borough Market used to be good.

It's all gone a bit gentrified though since I was last there, apparently.

[aggi]

Deshulme. Indian style english breakfast. Unreal bacon in a naan!

I think that should be Dishoom

[cricketfieldclarets]

I think that should be Dishoom

Bless you.

[Walt]

An idea of where in London would probably be a good start.

Not really bothered where, from my experience there is a thing called the tube that gets you about quite handily. If I like the look of something then I'll go for it.

[Bertiebeehead]

Don't know what you're after but Caravan behind Kings Cross. Expensive but brilliant Bloody Mary's

[aggi]

OK. I'd look at Caravan, Balthazar (Covent Garden), Duck & Waffle (Liverpool St), Berber & Q (Haggerston), Dishoom, Gabeto (Camden) Breakfast Club, Koya (Tottenham Court Road)

All a bit different but good.

[Smeghead]

Monkey Nuts in Crouch End - used to love going there for a chilli dog for breakfast when I lived at Ally Pally.

[Indecisive]

There's a Dishoom at Kings Cross. Basically an Indian street food place. Really popular and a bit quirky. You could get their take on a bacon butty (basically a bacon naan) but the whole brunch menu is pretty interesting.

Great cocktails too.

For a mini chain (I think there are now 3 or 4) it is really pretty good. Much preferable to a Wetherspoons, which you could get anywhere.

[Papabendi]

There's a Dishoom at Kings Cross. Basically an Indian street food place. Really popular and a bit quirky. You could get their take on a bacon butty (basically a bacon naan) but the whole brunch menu is pretty interesting.

Great cocktails too.

For a mini chain (I think there are now 3 or 4) it is really pretty good. Much preferable to a Wetherspoons, which you could get anywhere.

Unless this guy is Alan Brazil, I think the quality of the cocktails will be irrelevant.

[cricketfieldclarets]

Oh and there is also a small chain called breakfast club. Also very good.

[Indecisive]

Unless this guy is Alan Brazil, I think the quality of the cocktails will be irrelevant.

You cannot beat a great bloody Mary with your brunch!

[Papabendi]

Mud in Tooting or Milk in Balham