It is easy food to cook yourself

I wish we had more sautéed mushrooms available for breakfast.

Anonymous wrote:Never thought I’d read “amazing” and “English breakfast” in same sentence.

Honest to God, came here to say exactly this.

4 Ps in falls church does an ok one. Just don’t call it English.

Anonymous wrote:Never thought I’d read “amazing” and “English breakfast” in same sentence.

exactly my thought!!

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Anonymous wrote:Ooh, I would love that. What are the black circles?

Blood

Blood sausage? Interesting. In my home country they're usually presented as a whole sausage.

It would more commonly be called “black pudding”.

Anonymous wrote:Never thought I’d read “amazing” and “English breakfast” in same sentence.

I grew up in a less developed European country with very few restaurant options in the 80ties, every now and then we would travel to the UK where I developed a fondness for British breakfasts....

Anonymous wrote:Hawk & Griffin in Vienna

OP here, great find, thanks for sharing!

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Anonymous wrote:Ooh, I would love that. What are the black circles?

Blood

Blood sausage? Interesting. In my home country they're usually presented as a whole sausage.

Might be easier to find a full Irish breakfast, which will be close. I’m pretty sure Auld Shebeen in Fairfax does one.

Never thought I’d read “amazing” and “English breakfast” in same sentence.

Anonymous wrote:Ooh, I would love that. What are the black circles?

Blood

Hawk & Griffin in Vienna

Ooh, I would love that. What are the black circles?

Tell me where NoVA area I can find a delicious British Breakfast, something like this (image below) plus mushrooms....