Eat Out London!The Breakfast Club Hackney Wick
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Hackney Wick - The Breakfast Club
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The Breakfast Club, Hackney Wick, East Bay Lane, London ...
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The likely winner of London's most Instagrammed breakfast , The Breakfast Club has gone from strength to strength over the past few years and now has numerous branches across the capital, each of which boasts a long queue out the door most weekends.
This Hackney branch is found within new neighbourhoodHere East, on the site of the former Media Centre for the London Olympics 2012, and will be neighbours with other new eateries such as Randy's Wings Bar and Gotto.
Portion sizes do seem to have become a little smaller in recent times at The Breakfast Club and they're certainly not as generous with the maple syrup as they once were but, with breakfast served all day and a fun décor that will make anyone smile, it's still one of London's top spots to enjoy pancakes, eggs and bacon.
Nearest station to The Breakfast Club, Hackney Wick
London food deals: 50% off breakfast, MEATLiquor, Indian food and ...
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Thank fuck… One of the original London dirty burger instigators with its mighty Dead Hippie burger, MEATliquor, are offering 50% off your food bill on Tuesday May 3rd only.
But, if you have been clever and prepared then you will have the precious email about your person and one flash of the QR code inside and you can get 50% off any food on the menu, I think.
Indian street food newby @ChitChaatChai opened in Wandsworth Town this week and is offering 50% off food as part of their soft launch until May 5th.
As part of their soft launch they will taking bookings for Saturday 7th May, Sunday 8th May and then Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th May where they will be offering 50% off the bill to allow for any breakfasty teething problems.
All I can tell you is that from May 3rd-7th @TangLondon will be offering 50% off the bill at their new noodle bar that opened today where they will be serving homemade dairy free, gluten free noodle dishes.
Shanes on Canalside, Hackney
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Discover a real hidden gem of an area featuring a variety of bars and restaurants on the canal, including the brilliant Shanes on Canalside.
The restaurant decor is all natural woods and cold metals, whilst the abundant greenery reflects Shane’s ethos for wild and foraged ingredients, giving the place a real earthy look.
5) Seasonal and with an emphasis on wild, natural produce (many of which has been sourced locally), the menu isn’t fussy, but it is perfectly concise.
The ham hock croquettes and the asparagus with wild garlic flowers, sorrel, roast squash, samphire and confit fennel are an ideal way to start off a meal.
9) This area is still quite new and finding its feet, but Shanes on Canalside should help get the word out.
Sous Chef - The Breakfast Club - Hackney Wick job in London (East ...
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We’re looking for talented, hardworking and experienced Chefs, ready to take their next career step.
The Breakfast Club are a family caf business doing a mean old all day food and drink offering.
We seem to be fairly well known for our banging brunches – rumour has it we invented Breakfast.
We also turn our hand to some wonderful lunches and evening meals accompanied by a drinks menu that encompasses barista made coffees to award winning cocktails (but you won’t find them hidden behind a Smeg fridge).
In return, here are just some of the reasons why you’ll love working with us: Great total earnings package: £10.50 - £11.50 per hour Shift meal Paid breaks Career development – 70% of our Head Chefs were promoted from within NVQ/Apprenticeship opportunities Great parties Paid and encouraged volunteering opportunities We’re an ethical business, proud to be helping each local community to thrive and a 3-star member of the Sustainable Restaurant Association.
The Breakfast Club | Restaurants in Hackney Wick, London
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This Hackney Wick branch has the same buzz, despite the slightly off-the-beaten-track location.
There’s nothing revolutionary about the menu of affordable breakfast staples, served throughout the day.
Basically, whatever combo of eggs, bacon, beans and avocado you’re after, you’ll find it.
The chorizo hash was a messy heap of meat, crushed spuds, peppers and onions with a poached egg on top, described by our waitress as ‘comfort food’ (although a more generous portion of paprika-spiked sausage would’ve helped us agree).
Huevos rancheros looked simple but satisfied by pairing eggs with punchy guacamole, stodgy refried beans and wedges of toasted tortilla.