Situated on the shores of the Sea of Galilee is the kibbutz run Ma’agan Eden hotel. I was invited by a visiting friend to join her for breakfast. The breakfast place resembles the dining room in the communal kibbutz, self service on trays. There is a lovely view over the Sea…
Another substantial and richly varied, yet somewhat disappointing buffet. On the positive side, plenty of choice, mainly local (which includes Malay, Chinese and Indian as well), but also a sprinkling of Western food. In particular, there are plenty of warm dishes, as well as a very nice omelette/waffle et cetera…
I am somewhat stumped by this breakfast. On the one hand, as the photos show, it is a fairly substantial and varied buffet. That is good. However, and unusually, it is almost entirely “local“. This in itself is not necessarily bad, although it would be nice if some of the…
Certainly a very varied breakfast buffet, with both Western and Eastern (Chinese, Malay, Indian), food. Nice choice of fresh fruit and vegetables. The choice of cold cuts was decent, but not spectacular, ditto cheese. An omelette bar and excellent scrambled eggs. They also had ice cream! And the location is…
A reasonable airport lounge breakfast. Decent choice of bread and fruit and preserves, some warm dishes (which I was not in the mood to try) and a very good salad bar. Also an excellent coffee bar. So, a tad over average, at 5.5/10.
We had a total of four breakfast here during a visit to Melbourne. It is an unassuming café, with a menu that is surprisingly varied. The number of breakfasts eaten there made it possible to sample quite a few of the choices on the menu. The bagel with smoked salmon…
This is distinctly unimpressed! Very limited choice. In addition, extremely bad service. E.g., no butter available, and repeated mentions still mean about 10 minutes for it to arrive (I assume they didn’t churn it there and then, although I wonder). No one at the coffee/tea bar for a significant and…
To paraphrase Winston Churchill (about Clement Attlee): this is a very unassuming breakfast. Indeed, it has a lot to be unassuming about. Basically a menu, supplemented by a choice of toast and croissants, with jam. The scrambled eggs were disappointing in spite of being freshly made; and the ’crispy’ bacon…
The Strand is a really nice hotel with a good breakfast buffet. I would particularly like to mention the perfect scrambled eggs and the excellent chia puddings, with different fruits compotes and jams. The bread was baked at some local bakery, both fresh and delicious. I didn’t have space for…
Strictly speaking not a travel breakfast, as I only ‘travelled’ from home to High Street Kensington, a distance of about 3 kilometers. But it was a breakfast away from home, so I’ll review it. (Incidentally, this is a chain.) On the one hand, nothing special – sandwiches etc already prepared,…