[Food] Best places to eat Breakfast in Sussex

Herr Tubthumper

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I would not say it is the best breakfast, but a place I loved was Carats (sp?) along the seafront near the powerstation. Had many Sunday mornings in there, post marathon training. The missus would join me....in her car and drive me home afterwards for a shower Especially good in the summer.

 

MattBackHome

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Westdene Seagull said:

Wheelies in Portslade. Loads of choice from those with a small appetite up to ginormous going for the Trucker Breakfast.

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Yes this is obviously the correct answer.
Genuine attention to detail as well - perfectly cooked eggs & bacon EVERY TIME.

 

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METALMICKY

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Professor Plum said:

It’s good but there are some formidable rivals like Princes Cafe on Seaside and the Beach Cafe. And then there are the cut-above establishments like the Cafe Aroma in Old Town as well as the trendier Eggs Benedict emporia like Beanz and the Perch in Princes Park. The new Glasshouse on the front is good for that sort of late morning gear too.

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The Glasshouse really? You must have struck lucky or are easily pleased. Have you read the reviews? Maybe teething problems but not good despite a great location and decor.

 

schmunk

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• Oct 23, 2024

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Is it PotG? said:

the B&G, Burgess Hill

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I went to B&Q, Burgess Hill, yesterday.




I got wood.

 

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Herr Tubthumper said:

I would not say it is the best breakfast, but a place I loved was Carats (sp?) along the seafront near the powerstation. Had many Sunday mornings in there, post marathon training. The missus would join me....in her car and drive me home afterwards for a shower Especially good in the summer.

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A proper breakfast after a 3 hour training run is heaven

 

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METALMICKY said:

The Glasshouse really? You must have struck lucky or are easily pleased. Have you read the reviews? Maybe teething problems but not good despite a great location and decor.

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Had brunch there last week. Some sort of Eggs Benedict variant. Very nice. I should have read the reviews before going .

 

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jamie-oh

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METALMICKY said:

Don't panic. It's not a English Defence League hang out and/or full of Ingerland hoolie types.

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That might be what they want us to think! Lure us in with black pudding and bubble, and the next thing you know they're forcing C18 literature and tattoos upon us . . . tbf there's not many cafes do bubble any more, and it might tempt me over to the right for at least an hour out of a morning

 

Herr Tubthumper

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It's reassuring that in this, and the brunch thread, there are no miscreants using the term "Benny Eggs."

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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Not sure its

Herr Tubthumper said:

It's reassuring that in this, and the brunch thread, there are no miscreants using the term "Benny Eggs."

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Eggs named after Graham Potter?

 

dazzer6666

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Tom Hark Preston Park said:

Not sure its

Eggs named after Graham Potter?

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You suck them through your teeth

 

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METALMICKY

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Herr Tubthumper said:

It's reassuring that in this, and the brunch thread, there are no miscreants using the term "Benny Eggs."

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You say that but someone pasted a menu that abbreviated the avocado item as ' Avo '. That's as heinous an offence as referring to coleslaw as ' slaw ' .

 

Herr Tubthumper

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Westdene Seagull said:

Wheelies in Portslade. Loads of choice from those with a small appetite up to ginormous going for the Trucker Breakfast.

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Would you say it is wheelie good?

 

Westdene Seagull

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Herr Tubthumper said:

Would you say it is wheelie good?

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You weren't one of the comedians on Crackerjack by chance ?

 

John Byrnes Mullet

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Croque monsieur at Lost in the Lanes, Nice Street was delicious. Also Oeuf, Hove is very good. If it's a fry up then Upper Lewes Road Cafe.

 

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Hotchilidog

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Moksha Cafe in York Place is one of my new favourites and on a sunny morning a very pleasant place to sit outside and enjoy a good breakfast. T@TheDials is another local favourite for me in Seven Dials. Iydea in the North Laine and Cafe Rust on London Road are two others I'd recommend.

Brighton is a great place to get a slap up breakfast

 

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Along the Shoreham Road in er, Shoreham

• Oct 23, 2024

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Hovegull said:

Billies cafe has to be one of them. Honest plate of cooked breakfast which fills you up for hours. Reasonable price. The Hashes are amazing too. I like avocado, houmous and Halloumi but for me they have no place in a cooked breakfast plate. Baked beans on the plate as opposed to a tiny ramekin too.

Yours?

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As soon as you put Hash Browns in a cooked breakfast it ceases to be a Full English for me. Might as well go the whole Full New England and add pancakes with a side of Grits.
So many cafes spoil it by adding this abomination

Edit: My cafe of choice is Feedwell Cafe just along from Breakfast at Tiffany's in Portslade

 

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jamie-oh

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At risk of opening up a can of worms, (metaphorical, not literal, i dont think there's a worm-based breakfast anywhere) i do think a full scottish is a wonderful breakfast, and takes precedence ahead of a full english.
The tattie scone, the square sausage, the variety of different blood puddings (jeez, how good is white pudding by the way), a jollop of haggis, it is the superior home nation brekky. Though admittedly i would like to have a bash of an ulster fry before i declare a full champion.

 

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I've always liked the Nutmeg Tree in Ditchling. Great breakfast and a MASSIVE take away macaroon for later

 

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First one is our Double plus breakfast including black pudding which isn’t on this photo,, £10 with tea or filter coffee, 2nd one is our all day breakfast £8 with tea or filter coffee
We also do a Double breakfast which is the double plus without chips, black pudding and hash browns. £9

 

Westdene Seagull

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theboybilly said:

As soon as you put Hash Browns in a cooked breakfast it ceases to be a Full English for me. Might as well go the whole Full New England and add pancakes with a side of Grits.
So many cafes spoil it by adding this abomination

Edit: My cafe of choice is Feedwell Cafe just along from Breakfast at Tiffany's in Portslade

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I kind of agree with you re hash browns BUT I'm happy to have them if there's no bubble - all cooked breakfasts should have bubble.