Who serves the best cooked breakfast in Bristol? That was the question we put to Bristol World readers and there was a huge response - people across the city certainly have their favourite haunts when it comes to a Full English.
The recommendations came from all over Bristol and included a range of venues, from small greasy spoons to community centre cafes.
And the places serving a great cooked breakfast are dotted all over the city, from Clifton and Henbury to Bedminster and St George.
Here are 11 of the places Bristol World readers love to go for their fry-up, and if we’ve missed your favourite, let us know and we’ll check it out next time.
9. The Gatehouse Centre, Withywood
On Hareclive Road, the cafe at The Gatehouse Centre serves good value food all day and even serves roast dinners on Thursdays. When it comes to cooked breakfasts, readers love the small version (bacon, sausage, egg, beans or tomatoes, toast and tea or coffee) which costs just £4.30. | Google
10. Primrose Cafe, Clifton
On the corner of the Victorian Clifton Arcade in Boyces Avenue, Primrose Cafe has been run by the same family for more than 30 years and it’s as busy as ever when it comes to breakfast. The Full Monty is £13.95 and comprises two poached eggs, two rashers of bacon, two sausages, two portobello mushrooms, baked beans, grilled tomato, hash brown and sourdough toast. | Primrose Cafe
11. Totterdown Canteen, Totterdown
One of Bristol’s longest-running cafes, Totterdown Canteen was the second most recommended greasy spoon by readers who love the fry-ups, whether it’s the small version (£5.90) or the £8.50 large one. | Totterdown Canteen
12. Gray’s Kitchen, St George
Next to the launderette on Kingsway, Gray’s Kitchen was opened in 2018 by Laura Alexander, with cook Becky famous for her cooked breakfasts, which start at £6.20 for the small and rise to £8.90 for the ‘Full English’. Laura says: “We have the most amazing customers and are so grateful for all the support we’ve received particularly over the last years.” | Grays