Best pre match breakfast place
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Best pre match breakfast place
Over at the weekend with a few mates and haven't been local to the area for a while so out of the loop with where we should go for a good solid breakfast... Hoping somewhere central so we can stay near the round to avoid taxis etc after it.
Any recommendations would be welcomed
Any recommendations would be welcomed
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
Wetherspoons (Boot) not bad and cheap, and you can't really get much more central.
A few cafes scattered about as well.
A few cafes scattered about as well.
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
He is going to want a good breakfast.ElectroClaret wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 8:49 pmWetherspoons (Boot) not bad and cheap, and you can't really get much more central.
A few cafes scattered about as well.
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I wouldn't touch a spoons for food on matchday. Far too busy and hit and miss.
Maybe the cafe near the old originals in the centre?
I would get the taxi and make sure you get a good brekky.
If you're over Padiham way.
Molly Rigbys
Fat Giraffe
Morty's accross from the old Gawthorpe school. Bus stop right outside for easy access back into town.
Maybe the cafe near the old originals in the centre?
I would get the taxi and make sure you get a good brekky.
If you're over Padiham way.
Molly Rigbys
Fat Giraffe
Morty's accross from the old Gawthorpe school. Bus stop right outside for easy access back into town.
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
ICARO lounge breakfasts are decent enough, and obviously in townbfccrazy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 8:47 pmOver at the weekend with a few mates and haven't been local to the area for a while so out of the loop with where we should go for a good solid breakfast... Hoping somewhere central so we can stay near the round to avoid taxis etc after it.
Any recommendations would be welcomed
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
Or splash out and go to Crow Wood.
15 quid or so.
15 quid or so.
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Colliers cafe… at the miners on plumbe st.
Best value brekky in town, no question.
Best value brekky in town, no question.
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JJs in the old Dugdale Arms, Burnley Golf Club or Inghams near the lights higher up from there
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Nowt wrong with a spoons breakfast, you know exactly what you're gonna get and it won't cost an arm and a leg.
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
Just looked them up and they had beans in a teacup on the plate which is a no noBurnley1989 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 9:07 pmICARO lounge breakfasts are decent enough, and obviously in town

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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
Did you mean Towneley golf club?Claret Till I Die wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 9:12 pmJJs in the old Dugdale Arms, Burnley Golf Club or Inghams near the lights higher up from there
JJ’s is ok, but only just. Massively overrated if you ask me - I’m aware you didn’t…
Inghams diner is good I’ll give you that.
Wanna eat at Spoons? Get a bag of nuts…. Everything else is damn near inedible.
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
Not had a full English but sausage/bacon butty from Brambles Cafe is good.
Honestly H, I would get a taxi to JJs/Crow wood/Inghams/Bistro at Towneley. Just looked at 1855 Bistro & Bar in Mechanics which is the BLC group, opens at 11am - could be a shout.
Honestly H, I would get a taxi to JJs/Crow wood/Inghams/Bistro at Towneley. Just looked at 1855 Bistro & Bar in Mechanics which is the BLC group, opens at 11am - could be a shout.
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Woulda done JJs I reckon but we've to get from hotel out of town to town and hopefully have time to get a breaky in.Loyalclaret wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 9:20 pmNot had a full English but sausage/bacon butty from Brambles Cafe is good.
Honestly H, I would get a taxi to JJs/Crow wood/Inghams/Bistro at Towneley. Just looked at 1855 Bistro & Bar in Mechanics which is the BLC group, opens at 11am - could be a shout.
Brambles looks proper tbf and might be the winner.
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
Yes sorry, meant Towneley Golf Club
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Brambles in town , best value for a really good full English
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If you want a proper full English that doesn’t cost the earth and you wanna feel like you’re in a proper Cafe that should still have the foil ash trays on the tables then get to Brambles
Central and staff are lovely people
Central and staff are lovely people
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
The cafe in the market does the best full English.
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
One vote for The Prairie - maybe a bit too far out for you though.
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What is the breakfast like in the Miners?
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Best brekky in Burnley is Sycamore Farm but as you're after eating in town this wont be any good for you. I've heard the catering in the ground has improved a lot this season so one option is to just get some food at the game
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
You won't be too popular if they take that advice.Devils_Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 10:45 pmBest brekky in Burnley is Sycamore Farm but as you're after eating in town this wont be any good for you. I've heard the catering in the ground has improved a lot this season so one option is to just get some food at the game

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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
Not in town so of no use to the OP whatsoever, but breakfasts at Loom Loft in Barrow are consistently superb.
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
Can I wear a cap there?Devils_Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 10:45 pmBest brekky in Burnley is Sycamore Farm but as you're after eating in town this wont be any good for you. I've heard the catering in the ground has improved a lot this season so one option is to just get some food at the game
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Perfect, its a bit out of the way but looks like the perfect option.Devils_Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 11:49 pmIf you're eating in the bar area then providing you dont wear it back to front you'll be good but if you want to eat in the fine dining area then you'll need to take your cap off and tuck in your shirt
Thanks again... Just need to remember to get some cash out so I can sample the delights at the ground too.
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Dear oh dear, know what you’re gonna get, plate of poor breakfast for sure, not for me I’m afraid.dougcollins wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 9:13 pmNowt wrong with a spoons breakfast, you know exactly what you're gonna get and it won't cost an arm and a leg.
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The food on the ground is awful and very expensiveDevils_Advocate wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 10:45 pmBest brekky in Burnley is Sycamore Farm but as you're after eating in town this wont be any good for you. I've heard the catering in the ground has improved a lot this season so one option is to just get some food at the game
This is just a wind up in case you haven’t realised
If you don’t get the breakfast and need to resort to a pie get one from Haffners
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
Good lord, some terrible suggestions in this thread.
Might be better if OP provides a rough budget. You wanna spend a fiver or fifteen quid?
Might be better if OP provides a rough budget. You wanna spend a fiver or fifteen quid?
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Try the mexican taco place (yes it does a full english) place at the top of St James opposite mcdonalds, decent breakfast.
the problem with a lot of the suggestions in the town centre is that they serve cheap crap, which is the target market.
i cant stand a frozen, low meat content horrible sausage and wafter thin bacon. needs to be decent.
i wont order Sausages in a butty shop/cafe unless i can see them raw first.
the problem with a lot of the suggestions in the town centre is that they serve cheap crap, which is the target market.
i cant stand a frozen, low meat content horrible sausage and wafter thin bacon. needs to be decent.
i wont order Sausages in a butty shop/cafe unless i can see them raw first.
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The New Waggoners for us.
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Hop on a flight to Belfast , treat yourself to an Ulster fry and you will not need to worry about lunch or dinner that day .
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
Without a doubt the Lounge at Crow Wood - plus you can get a beer after 10am too...
Taxi from anywhere near the town centre is £4-£5 - well worth it.
Taxi from anywhere near the town centre is £4-£5 - well worth it.
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Another shout out for Brambles,cracking full English and for the price its unbeatable imo
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I love Crow Wood breakfasts, I do suspect that's not what he's looking for though and he'd prefer a café type breakfast rather than a restaurant.
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Scoot down to Haffners Butchers and sample some pies. It's not a breakfast but I could eat them morning, noon and night. Meat and potato followed by mince and onion. Then a cheeky pork if you can fit it in, which I always can
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Even better if you can get up to the factory in Burnleywood. I live in the Midlands but I really miss that
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Lads! we've finally found who ate all the pies!CalamityClaret wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2024 10:48 amScoot down to Haffners Butchers and sample some pies. It's not a breakfast but I could eat them morning, noon and night. Meat and potato followed by mince and onion. Then a cheeky pork if you can fit it in, which I always can
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Re: Best pre match breakfast place
Crow Wood is almost certainly the best 'proper' breakfast you'll get within a couple of miles of the ground. It's not cheap, but the ingredients and service are bang on.
However, the OP's comments decrying beans in a ramekin sets the bar at a Spoons/Richmond sausage affair. Most places that take care over quality produce and presentation will use a ramekin.
JJ's/Dugdale is an average mid-level full English breakfast.
Icaro Lounge do some superb skillet breakfasts, but I suspect these will struggle to pass the entry requirements in this instance.
There's always the option of sneaking into the Holiday Inn Express
However, the OP's comments decrying beans in a ramekin sets the bar at a Spoons/Richmond sausage affair. Most places that take care over quality produce and presentation will use a ramekin.
JJ's/Dugdale is an average mid-level full English breakfast.
Icaro Lounge do some superb skillet breakfasts, but I suspect these will struggle to pass the entry requirements in this instance.
There's always the option of sneaking into the Holiday Inn Express

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Wouldn't be an issue for me as I don't believe baked beans play any part in a full English.Leon_C wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2024 11:31 amCrow Wood is almost certainly the best 'proper' breakfast you'll get within a couple of miles of the ground. It's not cheap, but the ingredients and service are bang on.
However, the OP's comments decrying beans in a ramekin sets the bar at a Spoons/Richmond sausage affair. Most places that take care over quality produce and presentation will use a ramekin.
JJ's/Dugdale is an average mid-level full English breakfast.
Icaro Lounge do some superb skillet breakfasts, but I suspect these will struggle to pass the entry requirements in this instance.
There's always the option of sneaking into the Holiday Inn Express![]()
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Where exactly is Bramble's?
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Spoons brekkie is horiffic unless you are the first orders of the day - at openingElectroClaret wrote: ↑Mon Sep 30, 2024 8:49 pmWetherspoons (Boot) not bad and cheap, and you can't really get much more central.
A few cafes scattered about as well.
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