Going out for breakfast

[Dave 123]

on our ride yesterday we called in at Waresley Garden Centre for a cup of tea. There were a retired age couple in there sat together with an enormous fried breakfast each. I kept half an eye on them.
Not a single word, no glance upward, hardly a pause. This was a serious pursuit. Eventually they finished,sated, pleasantries resumed.

Going out for breakfast is an actual thing these days. It’s not something I get.

2 bits of toast did me yesterday.

Am I missing out?

 

[screenman]

We have breakfast out at least once a week, it is something we enjoy doing.

 

[Dave 123]

But not always having the full English is why you are such a perfectly honed athlete, Dave.........

No need for p155 taking so early in a thread.

 

[Blue Hills]

Praps they were recovering from a night of passion, doggin in the local car park.

Nowt so strange as folk.

 

[FishFright]

No need for p155 taking so early in a thread.

What about now ?
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and now ?

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Praps they were recovering from a night of passion, doggin in the local car park.

Nowt so strange as folk.

Keeps you warm whilst you wait for them to open for breakfast

 

[Paulus]

I occasionally, when walking the dog across the local fields for an hour or two first thing in the morning, pop into the cafe for a bacon sandwich and a mug of tea. The owner sees me coming and has the bacon on the go before I order, and the tea arrives quickly and steaming. Does this count as going out for breakfast?

 

[MontyVeda]

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Going out for breakfast is an actual thing these days. It’s not something I get.

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Pretty much every cafe I've been in, for as long as i can remember, has a 'breakfast' menu, often served until 10 or 11am... so guess 'going out for breakfast' has always been a 'thing'.

 

[screenman]

I even get dressed to go out for breakfast.

 

[vickster]

WVM seems to think it’s a thing at the local greasy spoon

 

[threebikesmcginty]

My gran was the same, when the food arrived there was no more chatter while the serious business of tucking in occured.

 

[ianrauk]

Myself and my partner went out for a nice fried brekkie brunch yesterday. Can't beat it.

 

[ColinJ]

Pretty much every cafe I've been in, for as long as i can remember, has a 'breakfast' menu, often served until 10 or 11am... so guess 'going out for breakfast' has always been a 'thing'.

@Littgull and I cycled out to a cafe last Friday. I had already eaten breakfast before setting off but they were serving nice veggie 'breakfasts' at 12:30 so I had another one!

 

[Tin Pot]

Does Wetherspoons count? Free coffee refills!

I’m there tomorrow as it happens.

 

[Welsh wheels]

Very much an American import