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the breakfast serials skip to content home about b&bs contact intrepid breakfasts locals ← older posts may 20, 2018 · 9:09 pm sisterhood camp self-care event, the forge, bristol having made a much considered leap into part time working, i had a week to fill between jobs. the time was mine alone to spend in the city i’d called home for over a decade – a first for me, and an exciting prospect. to kick off a week of contemplation and relaxation, i’d booked myself into a conveniently timed event run by the sisterhood camp community – an organisation run by a lifestyle blogger lou archell, positioned as a chance to reconnect personally and network with like-minded women, with a focus on self-care, meditation and communal dining. i approached with some trepidation (“lifestyle blogger” summoning gwyneth paltrow and her eye-watering jade eggs) but lou and chinese herbalist gemma offered a friendly welcome as women arrived. this being a networking event in the instagram era, there was also a photographer and a carefully set stage at the very beautiful forge : the simple kitchen at the back adorned with wooden bowls of bright vegetables and fresh bread on the counter; flowers in repurposed jugs; a rainbows’ array of exercise mats on the floor. the morning started with a yoga session quickly followed by a led meditation – both intensely relaxing to the point of falling asleep mid-reverie (i’ll never know how i found myself to be in that forest planting the acorn of a good idea…i just hope i didn’t snore.) the main event was the communal brunch cooked by the talented steph boote , with a focus on seasonal ingredients served in multiple courses. given the holistically minded and health conscious crowd, i was heartened to see others hoe into great doorstops of sourdough and real butter before plates of wild garlic soup, poached eggs on a bed of leeks and romesco sauce and delicious panna cotta arrived. there were cafetieres of coffee and herbal teas to follow, allowing us to chat into the afternoon; an eclectic crowd, there were nurses and teachers sat with performance artists and entrepreneurs, full time mums, authors, engineers and government workers. it was this positive sense of mixed conviviality that lasted the longest – a lovely opportunity to speak to women about a variety of things. it was, of course, a very middle class group – not a criticism in and of itself, but certainly not an experience accessible to all. and it’s definitely not cheap – while everything was well considered, and great quality, i’d hesitate to spend the money again. that said, for those better off or seeking a sybaritic treat, it’s a very nourishing way to spend a morning. bring your instagram handles and leave your cynicism at the door. price: £125 (9.30am-2.30pm). early bird prices available. see website for details of next event. leave a comment filed under locals tagged as brunch , business , communal , herbalist , local , lunch , meditation , networking , seasonal , women only , yoga april 7, 2018 · 12:31 pm sebby’s, headingley, leeds in leeds, there is something for everyone. dressed up clubbers mingle with hirsute hipsters in many and multifarious bars and breweries; bag-laden shoppers, students and tourists do-si-do around the centres’ streets and arcades. there are posh restaurants and brand name bakeries, deconstructed cocktails and real ale pubs (one the finest, a combination of rough and ready boozer and fantastic drag queen cabaret). away from the centre there are student-y enclaves in the suburbs and a host of green spaces to walk out in; one such, headingley, has a bustling high street, a wonderful early 20th century cinema, and sebby’s , a cafe-deli on the popular otley road. inside the space is stripped back and simple, with cement floors and exposed brick walls. colour comes in the tropically themed art and fabrics and a garden centre’s worth of hanging plants, tiny squashes and cacti. the open kitchen is framed by counter tops and cake stands groaning with fresh baking and sandwiches and diners sit on a diverse selection of furniture. outside is equally simple and inviting, with wobbly tables migrating to the sunniest corners (a perfect spot for blue the wonder dog to snooze in). apart from the cakes there’s a fantastic brunch menu to choose from, all served until 4pm. inspired by their travels in america, the owners offer breakfast burritos and mexican corn hash, as well as poached eggs on toast, 3 egg omelettes and ‘eggs sebby’ – poached eggs and avocado nestling on a bed of hash browns. it’s unfussy and delicious, and can all be washed down with pots of yorkshire tea. and, this being the north, you won’t bankrupt yourself in the process. lovely stuff. price: from £3.50 (bacon sandwich) to £8.50 (large english breakfast). leave a comment filed under intrepid breakfasts tagged as all day breakfast , bakery , baking , breakfast , brunch , cake , coffee , deli , dog friendly , leeds , northern , student , tea , yorkshire april 5, 2018 · 8:50 pm muiño, cotham hill, bristol muiño cuddles up next to some of bristol’s hippest restaurants (pasta loco, bellita, bravas…) and offers a menu clearly intent on capitalising on the fashionable foodie set who come here. the evening menu offers seasonal british fare in the now ubiquitous form of ‘small’ and ‘large’ plates, all sourced from the south west and its surrounds. there’s a healthy cocktail selection and a strong wine list, too – surely making this an intriguing stop for bristol’s refined – and unforgiving – diners. brunch is a more familiar affair, with weekend standards such as the full english, eggs benedict and smashed avocado on toast, alongside a ‘bottomless prosecco’ offering lifted from london’s latest breakfast trends. the provenance is equally notable in the morning menu, there are good vegetarian choices and the coffee is decent, too. they’re generous in the option to swap and add extras – the cheddar and leek patty was a definite plus – and yet, it still felt like something was missing. the portions are fairly small (not unusual in bristol, yet worth mentioning when dishes are close to £10 each), and the flavours less exciting than they could have been. the full breakfast was a little lacklustre with limp bacon and a watery tomato, the pancake a single coin slathered with runny compote; the huevos rancheros came without the expected chilli bite. with a touch more seasoning and some more generous plating the local ingredients could have packed a proper punch. there’s much to like here: the staff are fun and welcoming (even allowing lola, the miniature schnauzer, to be smuggled under the table) and the fresh, calming interiors make this a refined place to dawdle in of an afternoon. but with cotham hill’s capricious clientele to contend with, the devil will most definitely be in the detail. price: from £7 (smashed avocado on toast) to £9.50 (large traditional). leave a comment filed under locals tagged as booze , breakfast , british , brunch , coffee , galicia , local , new , prosecco , seasonal , spanish , whiteladies road february 25, 2018 · 6:35 pm pinkmans, park street, bristol there’s something of the new york deli about pinkmans – a long gleaming counter runs along one wall with apron’d staff dashing from one end to the other, collecting orders and passing over boxes of fine cakes, breads and salads to a constant stream of customers while an upbeat jazz soundtrack adds to the bustling tempo. a healthy slice of bristol life can be found here. a popular spot for well-coiffed students, shoppers wrapped up against the elements and families whose little ones gape at the delicate patisseries as they are carried past, there are cosy nooks, too, for hungover teens and lunchtime daters to hide in, camouflaged by an excellent selection of hanging plants that are draped all around. the impressive selection of freshly baked goods are likely to involve their own sourdough (found in sandwiches, pizzas and even thei

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