Best breakfast in Belfast

Jakeysmum

freddie wrote: »

I agree, only place to go is Maggie Mays, if there is a q, wait, its worth it.
Also have a milkshake, they are fab!!

No way! Last time I went there there was 2 dead flies in our milk jug, changed tables only to find the same thing there....yuk!

thriftyminx13

I agree mad hatters on lisburn rd near the bot is the best. watch out on sundays, the church crowd love a fry post church and it can be busy.

Ex-Spendaholic

Jakeysmum wrote: »

No way! Last time I went there there was 2 dead flies in our milk jug, changed tables only to find the same thing there....yuk!

I went there once and the place was filthy. I was really surprised when I read glowing reports further up this thread - although they were from a few years ago. :rolleyes:

ao101

Guys,

Here's my tuppance worth,

I think you can always judge the quality of a fry up by how the sausage tastes and if the beans are heinz.

Having read the reviews on this page. I gotta say Maggie Mays may be cheap and cheeful but the sausage tastes like it was purchased as a bulk buy of 500 frozen in Lidel.

And as for the inshops, not open on a Sunday morning when you really need a fry up after a Saturday night on the lash.

Truth is Belfast is lacking a good fry up , there is Graffiti on the Ormeau Road, not a bad fry , sausage tastes good, but no beans or black pudding included. Shame on you !!

So what Belfast needs is a place where the fry up is king , great sausages, black pudding, heinz beans, mushrooms, tomato, soda bread, potato bread, bacon, HP sauce, Red or Brown depending on preference, chips optional.

What Belfast needs is a place like the market diner in Brighton(England) (site won't let me push a link, but check out Http:// www. marketdinerbrighton .co.uk - just put it all together)
What a place, the legendary GUT BUSTER , Belfast is screaming out for a place like this considering it's Ulster fry reputation.

Ivest in the Ulster fry, add a few extras and hey presto instant pot of gold at the end of a Be;fast rainbow.

The Stones.

jenheiffer

ao101 wrote: »

Guys, I gotta say Maggie Mays may be cheap and cheeful but the sausage tastes like it was purchased as a bulk buy of 500 frozen in Lidel.

A couple of years ago I was unfortunate enough to order their 'vegetarian' breakfast, and what they dished up (after quite a long wait) was totally revolting - two eggs, a big dollop of baked beans, greasy fried bread, tinned mushrooms and tomatoes...all piled up on a tiny plate.

I had to ask for a second plate to unload some of the stuff before I could even begin to tackle it. A case of quantity rather than quality.:(

avoniel

jenheiffer wrote: »

A couple of years ago I was unfortunate enough to order their 'vegetarian' breakfast, and what they dished up (after quite a long wait) was totally revolting - two eggs, a big dollop of baked beans, greasy fried bread, tinned mushrooms and tomatoes...all piled up on a tiny plate.

I had to ask for a second plate to unload some of the stuff before I could even begin to tackle it. A case of quantity rather than quality.:(

Two experiences from a "couple of years ago"

jenheiffer

Maybe you can regale us with something more up-to-date then?:rotfl:

arkonite_babe

cifpower wrote: »

Maxwell Bros on the Woodstock Road is very nice. Totally non greasy fry and very very tatsy

Maxwell Brothers now appear to have closed down which is a shame.

forrest38

I would definitly day its cafe Renoir at botanic.
The big breakfast is a full fry with tea, coffee or orange juice. We go every Sunday.

Another good place is the Harlem cafe near the ulster hall. Tiny bit pricier but nice inside

Artofdookie

Beans have no place on a fry