Chester For Breakfast....

Mikebellows

Anyone know where I can get a "cheap" Full English Breakfast in Chester?

Premier Inn want £8.25 - I'm pretty sure there are places in Chester that charge a lot less.

McKneff

I dont understand why Travelodge do this.

My husband could eat a big breakfast and would probably get the value but I would be quite happy with a bacon or egg sandwich and I'm damned if I am going to pay £8.25 for a butty.

They would probably get a lot more trade in their cafes if the sold thing seperately.

Mikebellows

I know - We are the same - My wife & I will not get full value.
We are staying with Premier Inn for two nights - So it would be best part of £35 just to have breakfast!!!

Currently looking at BHS in chester centre (£1.99 for Full English)
or maybe wetherspoons.

McKneff

Weatherspoons are alwasy good value, but BHS sounds brilliant value for money, does it sound too cheap though.

See if youcan see someone else's first lol

Mikebellows

You have to buy a hot drink at BHS to get the breakfast deal.
Cooked breakfast contains five items.

Looks like good value to me.

penrhyn

Noone for a bacon and egg Mc Muffin then?:rotfl:

Mikebellows

Naaaa...... Debenhams :j:beer::rotfl:

brook2jack

Brook street cafe. Walking distance city centre in the direction of the railway station , small breakfast which is sausage, bacon , egg , beans toast and choice of two other items (mushroom ,tomatoes , hash brown)plus hot drink is £3.40 ish.

Brook street is also good for Indian food.

FatAndy

Mikebellows wrote: »

Anyone know where I can get a "cheap" Full English Breakfast in Chester?

Premier Inn want £8.25 - I'm pretty sure there are places in Chester that charge a lot less.

I think that you get an all you can eat breakfast £8.25 so you could always stuff yourself so full of food you don't need to eat again all day and save yourselves a few quid on lunch .

We went to our local place earlier this year because my mum had given us a buy one get one free voucher (no idea where she got it) and as kids eat free we got slap up breakfasts for the whole family for £2 each (they've obviously upped the price by 26p as it was £7.99 when we went).

To be fair it was pretty good. There was the full range of cooked items, croissants, pastries, cereals, fresh fruit, etc, etc as well as unlimited use of the tea and coffee machines. We all enjoyed ourselves and we did say we'd go again, especially if we get hold of another BOGOF voucher.

rubysmummy_2

Sorry - not in response to the breakfast question but would you guys say Chester is a good place to go for a short break? Im looking to take my OH away for his birthday and wondered where woudl be good and cheap

FatAndy

rubysmummy wrote: »

Sorry - not in response to the breakfast question but would you guys say Chester is a good place to go for a short break? Im looking to take my OH away for his birthday and wondered where woudl be good and cheap

Chester is a great place for a short break, there's plenty to do and because it's a fairly small city most of the attractions are within walking distance of each other. There are also plenty of nice bars and restaurants to celebrate a birthday in .

There have been a few threads about Chester before, this is the last one and might give you a few ideas -https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4033573