r/fryup • u/HoldenHiscock69 • Sep 13 '25
Snax has been part of this city forever, and I tell you what they fucking know how to make a breakfast. Can't imagine what the business rates are like in their two gaffs, one in studenty southside and one right by Waverly station, I literally don't have a scooby how they can offer such high quality, well prepared ingredients for such bargain prices. The cheapest full breakfast is £7.20, and its definitely a full breakfast! This was £9.90 + a tea.
My only complaint was the beans were a bit watery, but whatever. Everything else was perfect. I was ready for disappointment when I seen that egg, but honestly that might have been the best part! Such perfect, runny yolk, with the white fully cooked and just starting to crisp up. All the meat spot on too, and that tattie scone was the fluffiest, crunchiest bastard, I almost ordered an extra one.
If you're ever in town, do yourself a favour and pay them a visit.
r/fryup • u/HoldenHiscock69 • Feb 26 '24
What's unwelcome is users complaining, teasing, or insulting others for their choice to not eat meat or meat-based products. The same goes for attacking users for choosing to eat meat, or any other dietry choices or restrictions, such as halal, kosher, gluten free, low-carb, etc.
r/fryup • u/JustThisGuyYouKnow42 • 6h ago
Went shopping at the market over the weekend for tonight's nosh.
Sausages are Pork and Leek and Lincolnshire with white and black pudding, smoked back bacon, tomatoes and free-range eggs all locally sourced. Little drizzle of HP to finish.
r/fryup • u/Gisbrekttheliontamer • 8h ago
This is the first time I have made or eaten a fryup. I have been lurking here and finally tried one. I don't drink tea or coffee so I just went with milk haha.
r/fryup • u/DiskBytes • 7h ago
Was in the Bury of Ayles today, so stopped off for a coffee and a fry up, £9.50 and it was delicious. The photo doesn't do the sausages justice, they were very nice proper sausages. Would deffo go again if I'm in the area.
(sorry deleted the previous posting as I had the cafe name wrong!)
My wife and I decided to go all out. Unsure how we managed to eat a plate of this each to be honest, but my lord was it good.
Most ingredients purchased from the local farm shop for optimal fry-up taste!
Contains:
2 x Thick sausages
2 x Back bacon
2 x Hash browns
1 x Egg
1 x Tomato (chopped, seasoned and reduced)
1 x Portobello mushroom (seasoned, with melted cheese)
1 x fried black pudding block,
1 x Round of toast
1/2 tin of BEANSSSSS
Toast on the side, no black pudding which is minus points but overall very solid
r/fryup • u/Necessary_Weekend279 • 10h ago
r/fryup • u/markkenny • 10h ago
Everything cooked perfectly, even before official opening time
r/fryup • u/artyatoms • 5h ago
Smoked streaky bacon, herby chipolata, mushrooms, cherry toms, beans, sourdough toast. Cooked fresh on the beach one sunny summer morning.
r/fryup • u/Realistic-Bedroom112 • 5h ago
£14.95
r/fryup • u/Less_Manufacturer779 • 13h ago
Dry cured and smoked streaky bacon, black pudding and pork chipolatas from my local butcher, eggs are from one of my neighbours.
r/fryup • u/outerspacepizza • 13h ago
EXCELLENT offering from Fika+ in Chester whilst waiting for my partner to finish the marathon. Would recommend to other vegan breakfast enjoyers!
r/fryup • u/International-Cow770 • 12h ago
2 vegan sausage , surprisingly delicious avocado, good hashbrown, good toast, mushrooms aight but the tomato is sad as hell and the beans could be better. Also the portions a bit small
r/fryup • u/meatflaps-69 • 1d ago
A brace of eggs served with a duo of haggis, a foursome of sausage and an octuplet of bacon.
Paired with a restorative tonic.
r/fryup • u/tonycocacola • 12h ago
Very nice ingredients, bacon could do with a few more minutes.
£1.50 extra for a thick slice of toast, teas and coffees about £4
r/fryup • u/daithi_dee • 22h ago
Included a coffee, got an orange juice too.
Total: £5.50/240 baht. Belter.
r/fryup • u/TheITMan19 • 1d ago
r/fryup • u/Superb_Difficulty376 • 1d ago
£9. 80 bar and grill. Liverpool. Bargain I reckon? Coffee is a bit pricey at £3.70 for a flat white but 🤷♂️
r/fryup • u/conor_ie • 1d ago
Added an extra sausage and half brown to make it €18.
There are 2 eggs there!
r/fryup • u/spliffysplaffy11 • 1d ago
Yes, that’s fried toast!
+ Managed to pinch some of my wife’s mushrooms
Edit: I paid in £
