r/fryup • u/sasha_kline • 11h ago
Homemade Day off work fryup for myself. Time well spent.
Supposed to be doing some DIY at home but not until I made this first. 😂
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/sasha_kline • 11h ago
Supposed to be doing some DIY at home but not until I made this first. 😂
r/fryup • u/Roadside-Cecilou • 9h ago
Maybe too many hashbrowns?!
r/fryup • u/SensibleTango • 5h ago
My local cafe. Breaktimes Porthmadog
Thoughts ? Black pudding was an optional extra. £11.95 + £1.25
r/fryup • u/Purple-Ad-4324 • 7h ago
Salt Cafe Portchester. (Price Included service charge)
r/fryup • u/blackleydynamo • 2h ago
Drinks were extra. Tasted excellent 👌
r/fryup • u/prettyfryfora • 6h ago
Tea included. Overall quality was great. Could do with black pudding or mushrooms for the dollar (£14.75)
r/fryup • u/Rocky-Bump • 10h ago
Can't say I was disapointed for the price. Eggs were not that great, but everything else tasted just fine.
r/fryup • u/TheSuiteLife2026 • 11h ago
Welsh breakfast - price was about 9.75 if I remember correctly. Not bad
r/fryup • u/Odaliza_Claybon • 7h ago
r/fryup • u/DiskBytes • 11h ago
Just had this for £12.50 including the coffee, quality is ok, had better, but by no means bad.
r/fryup • u/DrunkBakers • 16h ago
When it comes to the airport fry, the Gatwick South Spoons reigns supreme. Also and although not essential to the hardcore of the fry review scene, I note the staff were super nice and friendly too which is not typically how airport service goes..
For candour, the black pudding was purchased as a £2.35 supplement.
r/fryup • u/Specific-Arrival-610 • 1d ago
This was so good - quality ingredients and well cooked. Full English includes 2 sausage, 2 bacon, 2 eggs, 2 hash browns, beans, mushrooms and toast. Extra black pudding was £1.20. Tea wasn't included. Bonus points for orange juice which was freshly squeezed.
r/fryup • u/spokspokspok • 1d ago
beans Lentejas con chorizo
fried egg Tortilla de papa (omelette with potato)
sausage Butifarra
Bacon Panceta de Jamón Ibérico
black pudding Morcilla
mushrooms Garlic and parsley mushrooms
fried bread Pan con tomate (baguette fried in olive oil, raw garlic and tomato rubbed on top, chopped tomato, Jalapeños and herbs over it) the Jalapeños don't belong but I like a spicy bum hole
Hash brown, roast tomato and avocado (fight me) to finish
Buen provecho!
r/fryup • u/lordzeus28 • 1d ago
Gammon poached eggs beans tomatoes hash browns mushrooms
r/fryup • u/DiskBytes • 1d ago
I had the pictured Fry up in Wright's Bites in Blackburn last month and it was excellent, where else can I try?
r/fryup • u/nightfire_83 • 1d ago
I've been rather unwell, physically and mentally of late, so haven't been eating or cooking much. Decided I need a fix. I forgot to drain the toms, so it's a bit wet. Fresh toms off the plant as well. Mushrooms were a bit passed their best, but cooked in butter they were lovely.
r/fryup • u/Junior_System_7566 • 2d ago
The missus hit it out the park today. Branston beanz, and Tesco Finest sausages and bacon. But the real star was actually the fried bread. Jacksons multiseed, and she buttered both sides prior to frying them in the air fryer. I am pleasantly stuffed!