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Breakfast
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Coming up to higham next week where is a good place for breakfast nearby
Coming up to higham next week where is a good place for breakfast nearby
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Not sure if fence gate do brekky unless you're staying but it's good.
If not I'd head to barrowford rather than Burnley if you're wanting something decent
If not I'd head to barrowford rather than Burnley if you're wanting something decent
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Hear good things about 117 in Barrowford, serving from 9am or Crowood lounger is good
www.117bistrobar.com/the-menu
www.117bistrobar.com/the-menu
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Plenty of parking in Barleycornishclaret wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2025 6:42 pmHi
Coming up to higham next week where is a good place for breakfast nearby
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Re: Breakfast
Great breakfast at Hamish's at Blacko,
Full English or full Scottish, both hit the spot.
But not open Mon/Tuesday/Wednesday.
Dog friendly aswell.
Full English or full Scottish, both hit the spot.
But not open Mon/Tuesday/Wednesday.
Dog friendly aswell.
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Loom Loft at Barrow (service station)
Fantastic every time and top quality ingredients.
Fantastic every time and top quality ingredients.
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Good breakfast but seem to remember it misses something, maybe hash brownALHAMBRA 1925 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2025 8:46 pmGreat breakfast at Hamish's at Blacko,
Full English or full Scottish, both hit the spot.
But not open Mon/Tuesday/Wednesday.
Dog friendly aswell.
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Is there still a cafe on Todmorden road opposite the Woodman? We used to call in from Halifax although a few years ago.
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We went to JJ's yesterday before settling off to Preston and it was decent.
7 items for £7.95.
Bacon, sausage, plum tomatoes, saute potatoes, poached egg, black pudding and 28 mushrooms!!!
Pot of Yorkshire Tea £2.00.
Bargain.
7 items for £7.95.
Bacon, sausage, plum tomatoes, saute potatoes, poached egg, black pudding and 28 mushrooms!!!
Pot of Yorkshire Tea £2.00.
Bargain.
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Surely thats over 40 items


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I've always had a decent breakfast at Vincents( Towneley garden centre). £10.95 for the big un. 2 egg, 2 bacon, 2 sausage, 2 hash brown, 2 tomatoes, beans and mushrooms. Comes with toast and tea or coffee. Black pudding extra.
Can always walk it off round the nature trail.
Can always walk it off round the nature trail.
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I had to count the fungi...
Me and my mate had a Mushroom Off
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Full Korean too?ALHAMBRA 1925 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2025 8:46 pmGreat breakfast at Hamish's at Blacko,
Full English or full Scottish, both hit the spot.
But not open Mon/Tuesday/Wednesday.
Dog friendly aswell.
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Sounds good, but no serious breakfast aficionado would hold any truck with tinned tomatoes. Completely overwhelms the whole plate.
Another shout here for towneley garden centre.
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I love the sweetness they add. What I can’t stand is a beef tomato cut in half, grilled for 15 seconds so it’s a slightly warm uncooked tomato!!Goalkeeper wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2025 8:02 amSounds good, but no serious breakfast aficionado would hold any truck with tinned tomatoes. Completely overwhelms the whole plate.
Another shout here for towneley garden centre.
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I love a good full English, however 'good' is the essential word here. Good means well-cooked, not swimming in grease, and made with the best quality produce - like the freshest eggs, best butcher bacon, the finest sausages/blackpud, fully grilled tomatoes and decent brand beans.
One caveat: If I'm working away and the only place open in the early morning is a Spoons, then I'm not going to moan because they price it accordingly, and I don't expect anything other than cheap and cheerful for what they charge, though I usually go for their eggs Benedict.
One caveat: If I'm working away and the only place open in the early morning is a Spoons, then I'm not going to moan because they price it accordingly, and I don't expect anything other than cheap and cheerful for what they charge, though I usually go for their eggs Benedict.
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I'm not keen on beans, so plum tomatoes it is. Great for mopping up with a slice of toast at the endGoalkeeper wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2025 8:02 amSounds good, but no serious breakfast aficionado would hold any truck with tinned tomatoes. Completely overwhelms the whole plate.
Another shout here for towneley garden centre.
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Exactly this. This type of thread pops up here and there from time to time. There's a huge different between a cafe breakfast for a fiver (which can be 'good' for the pricepoint), and a premium breakfast with great sausage, a well cooked egg to your preference (ie they ask) and decent toast, preferably sourdough. I'd expect to be paying north of a tenner for a quality breakfast, served by staff who take it seriously, and I realise others think that's expensive.Clovius Boofus wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2025 9:05 amI love a good full English, however 'good' is the essential word here. Good means well-cooked, not swimming in grease, and made with the best quality produce - like the freshest eggs, best butcher bacon, the finest sausages/blackpud, fully grilled tomatoes and decent brand beans.
One caveat: If I'm working away and the only place open in the early morning is a Spoons, then I'm not going to moan because they price it accordingly, and I don't expect anything other than cheap and cheerful for what they charge, though I usually go for their eggs Benedict.
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The Park cafe in Barrowford does good food. Full English is about £8. The place isn't very big and only has about 3 tables and a breakfast bar. It's right opposite 117 so you should get into one of them.
Tubbs at Colne is a good shout too
Tubbs at Colne is a good shout too
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No, it’s Pizza d’Roma now, and a great pizza it is too.loganking222 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2025 3:31 pmIs there still a cafe on Todmorden road opposite the Woodman? We used to call in from Halifax although a few years ago.
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I went to HAPPA the other day for breakfast. Would recommend it.
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Icaro Lounge at the Pioneer Place is good for bekfast
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Forest Inn on Cuckstool Lane ...
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Barley car park cabin. Good home made stuff, locallly sourced.
Tubbs in Colne do breakfasts until 12. Good breakfast menu too. From full English to pancakes. Nice.
Tubbs in Colne do breakfasts until 12. Good breakfast menu too. From full English to pancakes. Nice.
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Went to Tubbs on Saturday before getting the train to Preston. For 12 quid can't say i was overly impressed.
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Kellogg's aren't what they used to be since they mucked up the recipes.
You've got to pity the young generation who'll never know the delight of breakfast cereal shimmering with crystalline with sugar.
You've got to pity the young generation who'll never know the delight of breakfast cereal shimmering with crystalline with sugar.
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Bring back proper Coco pops.
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Crow Wood is also worth checking out if you value quality over quantity.
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I'm told The fat giraffe in Padiham does a good breakfast.
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Slightly off topic (but not) got 3 chickens last year and do enjoy fresh eggs, cooked in soo many ways.
Was pondering if anyone else did anything similar but can't get a bit of pig for a few sausages
Was pondering if anyone else did anything similar but can't get a bit of pig for a few sausages

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When I was a student, way back when, I knew a guy who put sugar on Frosties.
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Re: Breakfast
In Leeds they have a restaurant chain called Toby Carvery. Its predominantly a Sunday dinner style restaurant but they do a brilliant breakfast and you can even get a Yorkshire pudding with it. I think the nearest thing Burnley have is Sycamore Farm which by Burnley standards is a 9 out of 10 bu its not a patch on a Toby Carvery which is the real deal for breakfast dinner and tea
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I was picking up some things in a Morrisons store a couple of weeks ago and as it was nearly lunch I thought I'd get a brew and a butty from the cafe, ended up having the full English ( and I wonder why my cholesterol is high ) anyway it was good and the price was fine and unlimited brews as well, I'd go again.
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hash brown has no place in a full english so that's a positive recommendationLoyalclaret wrote: ↑Sun Feb 16, 2025 4:11 amGood breakfast but seem to remember it misses something, maybe hash brown![]()
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I echo the Advocate’s trumpeting of Sycamore Farm. It’s one of the few establishments where wearing a baseball cap is de rigeur while you slap brown sauce on your fried egg
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There's nothing make me smirk more than a vegetarian trying to big up their full English.
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If you want raw bacon, a snotty egg, sausages which taste like they are 6 months out of date and toast which seems to be cooked on a radiator then by all means I recommend Sycamore Farm.Devils_Advocate wrote: ↑Thu Feb 20, 2025 10:46 pmIn Leeds they have a restaurant chain called Toby Carvery. Its predominantly a Sunday dinner style restaurant but they do a brilliant breakfast and you can even get a Yorkshire pudding with it. I think the nearest thing Burnley have is Sycamore Farm which by Burnley standards is a 9 out of 10 bu its not a patch on a Toby Carvery which is the real deal for breakfast dinner and tea
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Do you eat there a lot?claretburns wrote: ↑Sat Feb 22, 2025 12:46 amIf you want raw bacon, a snotty egg, sausages which taste like they are 6 months out of date and toast which seems to be cooked on a radiator then by all means I recommend Sycamore Farm.
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If you like great coffee to go with your breakfast which is also great … get to coffee exchange in Clitheroe