From the Times today, the top ten restaurants for Breakfast, and for once they actually venture outside London with a
couple of recommendations -
- Fifteen Trattoria (London, N1) "Jamie Oliver';s buzzy and informal ground floor operation attracts more wholehearted praise than its grander basement sister" [website]
- Angela Hartnett at the Connaught (London, W1) "a wonderful treat" [website]
- FarmCafé (Marlesford, Woodbridge) "owned and run by local people and serving locally sourced food" [details]
- La Fromagerie (London, W1) "elevates the concept of the deli-diner to new heights of rustic chic" [website]
- The Goods Shed (Station Road West, Canterbury) "for breakfast you pay a £2 cover charge then each item is 50p" [details]
- Leon (London, W1) "a remarkable package: everything it serves is not only good for you, it's delicious and reasonably priced too" [website]
- Roast (Borough Market, London, SE1) "there is no faulting the raw ingredients that go into breakfast" [details]
- Sir Loin (London, EC1) "for breakfast meetings over a full English washed down with Guinness" [details]
- Troubadour (London, SW5) "this self-consciously beatnik café/bar has grown in to a suite of atmospheric dens lined with folksy artifacts" [website]
- The Wolseley (London, W1) "is great fro a bit of star spotting with many of the country's gillerati now using it as their canteen" [website]
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