EasyPeez
Veteran
Well I guess it's not inconceivable that you might find the odd peanut in there, depending on who'd had a go before.Even the thought of this is somewhat repulsive. Reminds me of peanuts at a bar
Well I guess it's not inconceivable that you might find the odd peanut in there, depending on who'd had a go before.Even the thought of this is somewhat repulsive. Reminds me of peanuts at a bar
Like when TH did a regular coffee become an americano?
Bloody hash browns...Nooooooooooo Since when did these become part of a 'traditional breakfast' Give me a fried slice please, or possibly toastNooooooooo! Beans must always be on the plate with the bacon, eggs, sausages, mushrooms, chopped tomatoes, hash browns and the fried slice. Ramekins are wrong on every level when it comes to breakfast.
Agreed, but you would need other stuff too right, like a place to confidently leave the bike, perhaps a track pump, water tap.When I'm a cyclist I want the same as when I'm not a cyclist. Good food and good service. My transport getting there tends to be irrelevant.
Around the same time that...thankfully...filter coffee stopped being the only choice.If I may make a non cycling suggestion, contrary to what you asked but these days when I go into a coffee shop and request a coffee, they ask me what type and I say "er regular coffee with milk" and they ask "an American?"
Like when TH did a regular coffee become an americano?
Don't be shy, spread the love.An old friend of mine opened a coffee\cycle shop in Kent about 2 years ago.
2 years in and he is just about making profit. Cant tell you how much I respect him for what he has done...livin the dream!!
He has an outside and inside seating area, secure bike parking (important when there are warnings if bike theft at the ide hill cafe, which is remote)
All the stuff you would expect in a bike shop plus a workshop, which surprisingly makes more revenue than the rest. He offers discount for group arrivals (so long as they call in advance to give him some warning) proper coffee, proper bike advice and a huge wall map of the area that riders can write on with messages like"smooth tarmac", "big lump" or "fast section"
No to the fried slice....rather the hash browns.Bloody hash browns...Nooooooooooo Since when did these become part of a 'traditional breakfast' Give me a fried slice please, or possibly toast
Kind of. I'd go to a place without those that had good food than one with with mediocre food. I've never struggled to lock my bike or fill a bottle at any cafe, pub or restaurant.Agreed, but you would need other stuff too right, like a place to confidently leave the bike, perhaps a track pump, water tap.
Ha, Westerham.cyclery...ask for mark. (he also runs weaterham cycle club from there.)Don't be shy, spread the love.
Good point...i should have said like rather than needKind of. I'd go to a place without those that had good food than one with with mediocre food. I've never struggled to lock my bike or fill a bottle at any cafe, pub or restaurant.
Btw, what you really want to order is a white Americano (Americano is black coffee) and make sure they heat the milk and serve it in a separate container.