breakfast recommendations

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cheese
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breakfast recommendations

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can anyone recommend any good breakfast spots?

my father is a big breakfast fan and i guess i am too when in amsterdam. either full english or irish or pancakes.. whatever.

i have checked out the pancake bakery on my past trips and it was ok and i also enjoy barneys breakfast on every trip!

so yeah and tips for where to go for breakfast.

cheers and thanks in advance


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I am gonna get shot down for this one but the best breakfast i have had to date was at the Bulldog on the Leidseplein. Sat at the side on a nice sunny morning with a englishish breakfast, cup of tea and some weed from Mellow yellow. Very nice indeed.
Barneys breakfast is cock IMO and too expensive although a few other things on the menu are tasty its just to pricey.
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popeyes does 1, barneys to be fair is a top notch breakie if you got the dosh then it well worth it.

Get your old man to pay and go there, sounds good.
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Post by Twichaldinho »

If you arn't looking for a smoker friendly place, then this is my Recomendation.

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I haven't been disapointed yet ( 4 breakies to date :wink: ), good food, quick, friendly service, loads of space, outside tables if the weather is nice.

Its almost directly in the middle of the Flower Market.
Enjoy yer grub :lol:
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Barneys does a mean gut buster i do hear,Personaly i just eat @ my hotel as breakfast is thrown in with the room 8).
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A plate of Poffertjes along with some nice coffee are all thats needed, along with a small pure joint of thai
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Ash333 wrote:A plate of Poffertjes along with some nice coffee are all thats needed, along with a small pure joint of thai


Yea some thia weed is nice to kick off the day with 8).
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Post by Sir Niall of Essex-sire »

Im the type of person who eats anything for breakie. So i would usually take my choice from any of these.

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I for one like the place opossite Rasta Baby. The doors is also very near there.
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Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:Im the type of person who eats anything for breakie. So i would usually take my choice from any of these.

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I for one like the place opossite Rasta Baby. The doors is also very near there.


2 toasts & a tea niall 8).
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Ash333 wrote:A plate of Poffertjes along with some nice coffee are all thats needed, along with a small pure joint of thai
That......sounds effin' AWESOME :) I think we may do just that this Saturday. Off to read that poffertjes thread from a little while back...


Wait, how do you pronounce "poffertjes" (in English) anyway?
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Post by baked »

the p is spoken like in penis, than offer like to offer sth. and the tjes is like the es in bitches

P-offer-tjes
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Anywhere that sells pancakes... mmmmm cheese and ham pancakes :-)
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