The best places in Shropshire for a proper full English breakfast - according to our readers
Our readers tell us the best places to find a proper full English breakfast
There is nothing like a proper full English breakfast cooked to perfection.
Breakfast is known as the most important meal of the day for good reason - it’s important to fuel up to tackle a busy day.
But where exactly is the best spot? To find out, we had to ask the experts - you, our readers!
Readers were asked a simple question on the Shropshire Star‘s Facebook page: “Where’s the best place in Shropshire for a proper full English breakfast?”
While we can’t include every one of the 437 responses, we thought we’d share a few.
Shropshire Star readers tell us some of the best places to find a proper full English breakfast in the region:
“As a Shropshire trucker, The Midway on A41 at Whitchurch is as good as it gets, The Raven around the back of it isn’t to bad either. Also The Crazy Cow cafe at the Cattlemarket as you go in to Oswestry is pretty good for breakfast and Sunday dinners.” - Ryan Taylor
“Gotta give this one to the truckers, they know a good breckie spot.. if you see a couple lorries in a layby with a burger van there stop and get some scran, it will be heavy but gorgeous.” - Anthony Nash
“Route 66 fueling station butty van A458 lay-by Cressage.” - Sue Wright
“Churncote Farm - Cote Kitchen proper farm produce and never disappoints! Great shop next door too!” - Abbie Tate
“Embers Café at the bottom of Coalbrookdale.” - Graham Teece
“Halls Cafe at Halls on Battlefield roundabout, Shrewsbury. It’s super tasty. Give it a try!” - Marie Stephenson
“I recently went to The Pound at Leebotwood. It was the best breakfast I've had in years. Quality ingredients, and a very good size too. Only available Fri, Sat and Sun mornings I think.” - Mark Hilditch
“The Bird's Nest in Shrewsbury Market Hall, great produce, well cooked and great service.” - Andrew Knight
“The little café outside Cosford railway station. Very friendly service and loads to eat!” - Ted Kanas
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