Best Breakfast in Sunderland?

[Jambezz]

I'm going to put it out there that nowhere does a really good full English breakfast. Am always left thinking aye, it was alright but could have done far better myself.

Disappointing for my breakfast prospects

 

[Mackem00]

Disappointing for my breakfast prospects

Just my opinion like mate. Can take or leave a full English tbh so probs not the best person to comment.

 

[Abu Dhabi Red and White]

I'm going to put it out there that nowhere does a really good full English breakfast. Am always left thinking aye, it was alright but could have done far better myself.

What time should we all come round tomorrow mate?

 

[WCC]

Bit out the way but Homer Hill farm shop is the best i have had in the North East.

 

[Abu Dhabi Red and White]

Bit out the way but Homer Hill farm shop is the best i have had in the North East.

Out of the way for a reason -

 

[Summer Bee]

You couldn't anyway, you dinnit get paid 'til Monday.

no need

 

[Deleted User 2893]

If it is hangover related then a harvester breakfast is always recommended

 

[Notorious N O B]

Place cafe is lusharooniolli

 

[myleftfoot1978]

Had one in Asda last Saturday, wish I had never bothered and cooked one myself

 

[woollyback]

The cafe on Blandford Street do a canny cooked breakfast.

 

[Latka Gravas]

The cafe on Blandford Street do a canny cooked breakfast.

And straight into the Blandford for a pint afterwards.

 

[Roaring Chubby]

Had one in Asda last Saturday, wish I had never bothered and cooked one myself

Same. The only things cooked to order were the egg and toast. Supermarket meat is vile.

The ironic thing is, there are certain local butchers selling top quality artisan products that are cheaper than the supermarket.

 

[bigmarlon]

Apart from Borneo....

You used to get a lovely fry up in the Blue Bell, Fulwell. Easily the best fry up I've had in Sunderland. Definitely worth the £4. They've changed the sausage used now and it isn't as good but still worth a visit if you're over that way. Stacey's a wad anarl.

Best takeaway food in "Sunderland" is Angus Foods in Seaham. By far.

Stay away from O'Sole Mio in Ashbrook unless you want the shits for 2 days. It tastes lovely but there's something wrang in there.

The Barnes is canny if you've a big hole to fill, all-you-can-eat buffet. Unlimited tea/coffee for a quid extra anarl. (Spend the extra quid, don't be stingy. You'll need the fluid to digest the 37 rashers of bacon you're about to eat.)

 

[iPabs]

Let there be crumbs does the job la.

 

[Cox Green Fc]

Barrys bistro

 

[Sima]

Scullery is decent if you can’t get into Penshaw Tea Rooms.

Alreet Jolene.

 

[Abu Dhabi Red and White]

Same. The only things cooked to order were the egg and toast. Supermarket meat is vile.

The ironic thing is, there are certain local butchers selling top quality artisan products that are cheaper than the supermarket.

Aye but their roaring chubbies aren't real sausages.

 

[Voice of fair play]

Bit out the way but Homer Hill farm shop is the best i have had in the North East.

It’s good but Lamp Room on Seaham sea front is better, had several breakfasts at both

 

[Sam Handwich]

Any of these open on a Sunda. Thats when i need it the most

 

[Makcem Crihs]

The Lamp Room in Seaham is tremendous

Worth the drive IMO