Woman buys full English breakfast in popular UK city but is floored by price
A woman named Suzanna bought a full English breakfast in a popular UK city, but the price absolutely floored her. She couldn't believe what she was charged for the meal
A woman bought a full English breakfast in a popular UK city but was left floored by the price of the meal. When it comes to British food, it's fair to say that a cooked breakfast is up there with some of the most-loved culinary delicacies.
After all, there is often no better way to start the day than with a good breakfast and it's often hard to resist but, when Suzanna visited a local eatery in Liverpool, she was left blown away for a few key reasons. She explained all in a TikTok video when she stopped by Aquapod for a spot of breakfast, and she admitted it was a real "find."
If you opt for the big breakfast, she said you actually manage to bag a free tea or coffee with the meal. This seemed to get her off to a good start, as the tea would have otherwise set her back £3.95.
According to Suzanna, known as suzannasolotravel, the menu was packed with different choices, but the deal was too good for her to turn down, so she decided to sample the classic English breakfast.
She said: "This was the big breakfast. When it came, I was like 'wow - that is big', and the beans [were] done separately in a pot, which is just how I always like it.
"The sausages were lovely, everything was nice and fresh. I couldn't even pick up the plate there. I thoroughly enjoyed every little bit of that breakfast.
"As I said, not greasy, not busy and everything presented beautiful. I'll definitely be going back to try the pancakes and the other bits and bobs on the menu but, look at that mushroom, the size of my head. The eggs were done perfectly as well."
If you want somewhere to have a relaxing breakfast, Suzanna said the restaurant is "definitely worth a try". She told viewers the bill came to £10.95, which she thought was a "bargain."
As she only had a £20.00 note, she said they actually only charged her £10.00 in the end, which she thought was amazing. She couldn't believe what she managed to bag for her money.
The restaurant is known for its seafood, but Suzanna said they have lots of options for breakfast. She was impressed with all the goods she sampled.
One person said: "Looks yummy." Another added: "£3.95 for a cup of tea - that's crazy." To this, Suzanna responded: "When I saw it, I was like 'that's the most expensive tea I've seen', but it was free in the end."
If you're wondering how much English breakfasts are in the UK, it's reported the average price comes in between £7 and £15. Prices can vary, depending on your location and the type of establishment you're eating in.
In London, for example, prices tend to be heftier, while cafes in other areas may offer a good quality breakfast for around £7 to £8. It does all depend on where you are.
If you visit a classic "greasy spoon", prices tend to be lower than they would be at restaurants or hotels. As well as this, the use of premium or locally sourced ingredients can lead to hiking up prices.
Also, some breakfast deals can include drinks such as tea or coffee, but other establishments may charge extra for them. There are all sorts of different offers you can get.
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