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Iam64 Sun 15-Jan-17 08:57:08

I love going out for breakfast but it has to be somewhere that sells good quality food. It's a real treat.

kittylester Sun 15-Jan-17 08:54:26

We don't go out for breakfast regularly but sometimes go the Carluccios on Sunday mornings if we are going shopping. Our local garden centre does a really brilliant breakfast but it's ages since we went.

I am always amazed by the number of people who regularly eat out - it wasn't like that in my day.grin

morethan2 Sun 15-Jan-17 08:53:32

Not me but I'm shocked by how much my grown children (and grandchildren) do. They breakfast, brunch, lunch, coffee break and dinner out. Not all on the same day but very very regularly. It was and is a rare treat for us. They have a different mindset to us and must havemore money.

Nelliemoser Sun 15-Jan-17 08:53:00

Not at those prices for a bowl of porrage! I could buy 3x1kg packs of oats in ASDA for that price. wink

I think its a social event with young trendy types.
Of which I am not one. grin

Greenfinch Sun 15-Jan-17 08:40:35

Never

Riverwalk Sun 15-Jan-17 08:37:20

On Friday I met a friend at 09.30 for breakfast and was amazed at the number of people in the (trendy) non-chain cafe. I shouldn't be surprised, after all I was there!hmm. It was bitterly cold in London on Friday, it was 09.30, and not a tourist area - most seemed to be local and regulars, and all ages.

The menu was great, including a selection of 'Bennies' (variations on Eggs Benedict grin)

Porridge was £4.50

Does anyone regularly go out for breakfast?