We are a family caf business (caf not café) doing a mean old all day food and drink offering. We seem to be fairly well known for our banging brunches but we also turn our hand to some tasty lunches and evening meals (the ultimate comfort grub) accompanied by a drinks menu that encompasses great coffee, juices, beers and other boozy treats. If it’s cocktails, weekly Boozy Brunches and other fun events you’re after slip through the SMEG fridge and find the tropical haven that is our cocktail bar, Backseat Becky’s.

£13 - Blueberry Pancakes & Bacon, 3 stack of fresh blueberry pancakes, crispy bacon & maple syrup / £14 - Pancakes, Cream & Berries ...Locally world famous pancakes, fresh berries, lemon & vanilla cream & maple syrup Vegan available / £16 - Big Stack Triple stack of pancakes, crispy bacon, hash browns, sausage patty, cheese, caramelised onions & a fried egg / £18 - The All American… Pancakes, bacon, a ‘not so’ American proper British sausage, homestyle potatoes, fried eggs & maple syrup.

The Breakfast Club has firmly positioned itself as the champion of breakfasts in London throughout the years, but its Oxford location often slips under the radar. A shame really, because it’s one of the top brunch places in Oxford. The colourful spot serves up the likes of American waffles with sweet and savoury toppings, Caf Classics such as the Full English, and an array of indulgent French toast.

The Breakfast Club was another of my favourite haunts when I lived in London. Imagine my glee when I moved back to Oxford and it followed me!. From American pancake stacks to French toast, chorizo hash, fry-ups, breakfast butties, avocado & egg dishes, it’s the perfect mix of English and American classics.Breakfast Club Oxford serve food ’til 4pm from Sun-Weds and ’til 10pm from Thurs-Sun.

The Breakfast Club at the Westgate Centre is hosting a pancake challenge for anyone who would like to attempt 12 pancakes in 12 minutes. The record stands at three minutes and 47 seconds. The restaurant is also dishing out two specials for the day, the ‘Bacon & Chocolate Bananaganza’ and the ‘The Phantom Raspberry Blower Of Old London Town', which are both created with Tony's Chocolonely.

Join Backseat Becky at The Breakfast Club’s tropical tiki bar for the bottomless brunch experience of a lifetime. This bottomless brunch extravaganza takes place every Saturday. For £35 per person, you get two amazing hours of bottomless prosecco, mimosas, or draught beer, as well as a Breakfast Club brunch classic of your choice.

The Breakfast Club in Oxford is a fantastic choice for a lively and memorable birthday party. Its vibrant, retro-styled decor creates a fun and relaxed atmosphere, perfect for celebrating with friends and family. The venue offers flexible private hire options, accommodating both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations easily.

Located in the City Centre, they offer some of the most delicious breakfasts I have ever had!. The Breakfast Club is one of those places where you can just relax, eat a tasty breakfast, and have a nice conversation with a friend. The atmosphere in there is very laid back with welcoming staff and highly skilled chefs in the back!

It is not a meal by any stretch, but it’s so good we had to keep it in. The Quality Chop House’s dedication to the meatier things in life is well-documented, but you also need to know about their confit potatoes. Super thin slices of potato end up buttery soft inside their well-fried coating, angularly shaped for maximum crunch.

Pancakes, waffles, and all-day breakfast—what’s not to love?. The Breakfast Club is a dream for families who enjoy a fun, casual dining experience. The bright and colourful décor makes it a hit with kids, and the menu is packed with kid-approved treats like Nutella-drizzled pancakes, cheesy toasties, and fruit-packed smoothies.

The Breakfast Club, as one of Oxford's foremost providers of American diner cuisine, offers pancakes as part of a number of its dishes. You can have them as a savoury or sweet dish for breakfast, lunch and dinner. These fluffy discs can be accompanied with the likes of mixed berries, vanilla ice cream, bacon, or fried chicken.

If you're on the hunt for quirky places to eat in Oxford, then The Breakfast Club is a firm choice. Home to an all-day breakfast, this hotspot is serving up all manner of treats to satisfy any cravings, including stacked brioche French toast and disco hash. Plus, their tropical tiki bar hosts its own bottomless brunch too.

Visitors are spoilt for choice – order a traditional full English, berry maple pancakes or go choose the ever-popular smashed avocado on rye. Vegetarians will be spoilt for choice, with dishes including butternut squash and asparagus omelettes and halloumi rocket wraps, plus the all-out veggie English breakfast.

A cracking spot for breakfast and brunch choices, slap bang on top of The Westgate shopping centre, in central Oxford. There's some outdoor seating, too, in case the weather looks good!. The Breakfast Club Reviews & News https://bittenoxford.co.uk/bitten-blog-westgate-restaurants-opening-soon/ … [Read more...]

15) Breakfast Club – Westgate – too early for lunch, want supper at breakfast time, crave pancakes or waffles right now?. All day breakfasts, nachos, tortillas – all the good stuff in one place, and great at any time of the day or night. https://thebreakfastclubcafes.com/locations/oxford/

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day so make sure you don't miss it. Whether you wake up craving a full English or you like to start the morning (or afternoon) with something a bit lighter, there are some brilliant breakfasts waiting to help you greet the day in the capital.

The Breakfast Club have been ‘Taking care of breakfast since 2005’ and show no sign of slowing down, with their iconic yellow gaffs popping up everywhere across the country.

The Folly Restaurant is a riverside venue in Hinksey Park with several private rooms, ideal for both small and large groups. It is praised for its atmosphere and food.

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