Having decided that I’m not into preparing breakfast for myself when I stay in a relatively expensive hotel (see my previous posting), I went to a nearby café. It was perfectly fine, friendly staff, very good service. I will not say that it was outstanding, but, given the type of…
For more than £200 per night, ”breakfast included”, this is what you get. Make your own breakfast. I did not and went to the nearest café instead. 0/10.
The Full East Anglian Breakfast was a solid start to the day. The fried eggs were the pick of the bunch with crispy edges and still runny yolks. These are the type of fried eggs you aim for but can never quite make at home. The sausage had a great…
A relatively small, but nevertheless very varied and good breakfast. The bread is excellent and there is a good choice. Also, a nice spread of cold cuts and vegetables, as well as of cereal and various dried fruits and nuts etc to put in your yoghurt. Good choice of cut-up…
An excellent breakfast. A good choice of warm and cold dishes. The warm dishes include the standard ones, but also some Polish specialties, such as roast apples or dumplings with apricots (very yummy). Cold dishes or a nice, with varied spread of salads, cheese, cold cuts including both herring and…
This is an excellent breakfast. Very good choice of fresh bread, cold cuts, vegetables and cheeses, as well as jams and condiments. There is also a menu from which you can order warm dishes, mainly but not exclusively egg, and including to East Asian optionsThe smoked and marinated salmon were…
A mixed bag. The two main negatives are no warm dishes (except a basket of hard boiled eggs) and very weak in terms of fruit. The latter is the more surprising since the hotel proudly talks about the “many organic and fair trade products” they offer at breakfast. On the…
it is difficult to know how to rate the breakfast. Let me explain. This is an amazing hotel (five rooms in total in the former home of an antique loving pharmacist. It also houses a museum. Given its size, the breakfast is by necessity small, but it is a buffet.…
In a previous post I noted that the paradors tend to be similar, as are, therefore, their breakfasts. That being said, today’s breakfast was somewhat more disappointing than the others encountered on this trip. The bread continued to be unattractive, clearly not freshly baked. As previously, no vegetables for breakfast.…
The paradors all have fairly standardised menus and arrangements. These are of decent, I would say high quality. That being said, there are a few points to make. Once again, surprisingly, the orange juice is not freshly squeezed despite this being a large orange-growing country. There are machines for coffee,…