It's Pancake Day!!! I would happily eat pancakes daily (My Old Dutch is one of my favourite restaurants, love both sweet & savoury) and so I thought I'd talk about a restaurant I went to recently that serves them!
The Breakfast Club has built up a bit of a cult following and most of their branches have queues around peak times (and always weekends) but despite this I was still desperate to see what the fuss was about. Andrew (my handsome boyfriend) and I decided a triple date with my parents and sister & her boyfriend would be a great idea for a winter Sunday and so we made our way to it's restaurant in Spitalfields.
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We all went for the All American - pancakes, sausage, bacon, fried potatoes, maple syrup and eggs (fried for Andrew, scrambled for me) and ordered some sides of fried bread as well. It was delicious but boy, we were full afterwards. After washing it down with a cuppa tea (with soya!) I was ready for bed but we trotted on down to Spitalfields Market for a bit of shopping and a beer in the Ten Bells - the perfect Sunday!
I thoroughly recommend The Breakfast Club if you're craving deliciously, sloppy, american food - it's quite affordable at around £10 a dish and the atmosphere is great - neon signs and a quirky interior that is full of surprises - the more you look around the more you spot!
I'm hoping to do a few more restaurant reviews soon as I'm a proper foodie and want to share with you some of my fav places to hopefully you liked this post!
Have you ever been to The Breakfast Club? What are your favourite pancake toppings?
xxx
The Breakfast Club has built up a bit of a cult following and most of their branches have queues around peak times (and always weekends) but despite this I was still desperate to see what the fuss was about. Andrew (my handsome boyfriend) and I decided a triple date with my parents and sister & her boyfriend would be a great idea for a winter Sunday and so we made our way to it's restaurant in Spitalfields.
We all went for the All American - pancakes, sausage, bacon, fried potatoes, maple syrup and eggs (fried for Andrew, scrambled for me) and ordered some sides of fried bread as well. It was delicious but boy, we were full afterwards. After washing it down with a cuppa tea (with soya!) I was ready for bed but we trotted on down to Spitalfields Market for a bit of shopping and a beer in the Ten Bells - the perfect Sunday!
I thoroughly recommend The Breakfast Club if you're craving deliciously, sloppy, american food - it's quite affordable at around £10 a dish and the atmosphere is great - neon signs and a quirky interior that is full of surprises - the more you look around the more you spot!
I'm hoping to do a few more restaurant reviews soon as I'm a proper foodie and want to share with you some of my fav places to hopefully you liked this post!
Have you ever been to The Breakfast Club? What are your favourite pancake toppings?
xxx