the breakfast club

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these are not your average hash browns: no oil-soaked, greasy patties here. a traditional hash of rough-cut, golden-edged potatoes and silky onions is topped with a free-range fried egg with a glistening, amber yolk ready to pierce and run over the sweet red peppers, plump portobello mushrooms and portly, crisp chorizo sausages. it's not especially complicated stuff, but it's a faultless assembly of quality ingredients. the very model of a modern fry up.

after my morning yoga at triyoga , i was hungry for breakfast. having just started my day with a namaste, i wanted breakfast to be good, healthy and inexpensive. can i do it? absolutely. the breakfast club is located in trendy soho. just look for the yellow building on d'arbly street. when i step inside and was greeted with a smile, i knew i was in good hands. the ambiance is very casual. worn wooden floors and tables and yellow walls. almost like sunshine inside and out. hmmm, is that a sign? i'm handed a menu and away we go. smoothies, fresh squeezed juices, fresh baked goods and eggs galore. starving at this point, i order scrambled eggs with chorizo and a green tea. now for all those vegetarians out there, don't get squeamish. they offer a variety of vegetarian options, including sausage. while enjoying my cup of tea, i partake in my favorite past time…people watching. business meetings, coffee with the girls or just enjoying breakfast, are what i observe. makes me look forward t

this is the third outlet in this small mini breakfast chain i've eaten at. they have just expanded to one more in spitalfields, which i guess one day soon i will be eating the full monty at. the soho branch is, as i prefer, small and cosy. not many tables and mostly in twos and fours. six is a pain as there is only one table to eat at. which if you rock up just after another large group, you are stuffed for well over an hour. like the large group behind us. hahahaha. we were 6, and thankfully we only had the average 20 minute wait. the evil vibe we were sending out worked pretty good. their are places i do not mind queuing for. randall and aubin is one, and the breakfast club is another, most other places i get peeved if it's more than 5 minutes, unless of course i have a drink in hand. then it's all aok. think polpo. onto the food. well if you've been to one, you've been to them all. service is with a smile and at a good sunday brunch speed. they understand what a hangover does to a p

what is all the fuss about here? a unique concept for sure but very overrated! i tried about 9 different dishes with a big group of friends and i wasnt that amazed or excited about it, especially after the long wait. probably just a one time thing for me..

decent brunch restaurant specializing in american breakfasts. on the weekends, it’s brutal waiting for a table, so reservations are a must. i tried the breakfast burrito with halloumi, which was solid. the spice mayo they added has loads of flavor. the burrito was a bit dense, but tasty. the prices are reasonable and the portions are filling.

the must are the benedict eggs with ham , so yummy , the place is nice even the guys are really friendly .
the only point and the only reason why i went only once is because is terrific the queue , is such a joke every time , and even if is really a good place for a succulent breakfast , you can do only once.

okay, so i had a lot of high hopes from this food chain. not sure if i was really satisfied or really neutral about the whole experience. anyway, i ordered a chocolate shake which was decent but why was the straw so stiff? it almost made it look like it was of a really low quality. the halloumi wrap was very good but there were flies all around our table which is not the most healthy environment to eat in as far as i can tell. overall, it was a moderately satisfying lunch and the lady who waited our table was probably the sweetest person i’ll ever have the pleasure of giving my order to!

trendy, hip cafe and diner with an amazing selection of breakfast foods. thoroughly enjoyed the salted caramel shake, the full monty and the breakfast burrito!

cow vs pig burger -- a real monster in the world of burgers. one organic steak patty and a pile of bbq pulled pork topped with cheese and pickles. (not suitable for vegetarians) the steak patty was juicy and seasoned well, tag-teamed with the pulled pork.... shit, it was like meat on meat crime. only gripe? could of done with toasting the buns a little more but hell i couldn't stop munching away so it was doing something right. oh yeah and the chips aren't burn asunder, th

the food was delicious and the service was so friendly and welcoming! i'm eager to visit again!

one of the best choice for breakfast in london, friendly staff, eggs benedict was beyond the perfection

for once, food is amazing. i am a fan of english breakfast and well, to say this was just great. a bit pricey but it was soho and well, pancakes and pastrami sandwich are totally worth it.

service was warm and excellent. a good experience :)

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