r/fryup • u/Nearby-Staff-9013 • 13h ago
Homemade My wife’s second contribution to this sub.
Now with added black pudding.
r/fryup • u/HoldenHiscock69 • Sep 13 '25
Snax has been part of this city forever, and I tell you what they fucking know how to make a breakfast. Can't imagine what the business rates are like in their two gaffs, one in studenty southside and one right by Waverly station, I literally don't have a scooby how they can offer such high quality, well prepared ingredients for such bargain prices. The cheapest full breakfast is £7.20, and its definitely a full breakfast! This was £9.90 + a tea.
My only complaint was the beans were a bit watery, but whatever. Everything else was perfect. I was ready for disappointment when I seen that egg, but honestly that might have been the best part! Such perfect, runny yolk, with the white fully cooked and just starting to crisp up. All the meat spot on too, and that tattie scone was the fluffiest, crunchiest bastard, I almost ordered an extra one.
If you're ever in town, do yourself a favour and pay them a visit.
r/fryup • u/HoldenHiscock69 • Feb 26 '24
What's unwelcome is users complaining, teasing, or insulting others for their choice to not eat meat or meat-based products. The same goes for attacking users for choosing to eat meat, or any other dietry choices or restrictions, such as halal, kosher, gluten free, low-carb, etc.
r/fryup • u/Nearby-Staff-9013 • 13h ago
Now with added black pudding.
r/fryup • u/Smunda56 • 6h ago
Very tasty and reasonably priced.
r/fryup • u/CowFirm5634 • 5h ago
I have a cold at the moment. Thought a cheeky fry up would be just the ticket.
r/fryup • u/Immoralimp • 5h ago
I did start to eat it a little before i "thought" picture.
£11.85, included a coffee or tea. Smothie [super green] was £3.95
r/fryup • u/AnySatisfaction9436 • 25m ago
Wasn’t hungry enough for the large which is only £1 more. Like last time, it was perfectly cooked and everything was piping hot which is always welcome.
1 x sausage, 1 x bacon, 1 x egg, 1 x black pudding, 1 x toast, beans (not watery at all), tinned toms and mushrooms which had actually been fried (possibly deep fried).
Quality was totally fine. Bacon and sausage not the best but definitely not the worst either. The quality of the cooking is more impactful in the end.
This is 100% my go to spot in Sheff. Defo a tradeys type place so good energy in there and the staff are friendly.
r/fryup • u/chronicbint • 5h ago
The "Much Bigger" breakfast. 2 eggs, 2 saus, tom, mush, hash browns, toast, beans, pile of streaky. Not bad at all!
r/fryup • u/RollinJimmys • 12h ago
r/fryup • u/Visual_Regular7197 • 2h ago
I dumped the beans on the plate of course
r/fryup • u/chefshoes • 10h ago
9.90. Wasn't too bad I've had worse
r/fryup • u/rikkiprince • 55m ago
I used to love a fry up when I lived in the UK. But the city I'm in now doesn't really have a good one anywhere. So I'm really envious every time a post from here pops up on my feed.
Anyway, a Scottish mate offered to make a fry up at the weekend and I offered to try to make tattie scones. At lunch time yesterday I decided to prep them and do a trial run. While kneading the dough, I thought I'd throw a few other ingredients in the pan.
It was delicious. It's been too long since a proper fry up. Hopefully I can get a few when I next visit the mother land.
r/fryup • u/mysterious_archer7 • 7h ago
I got an americano which was an extra £4. It’s definitely a bit steep for what it is but it is really nice and they use top quality ingredients. It’s a nice spot for kids too they have little sheep in the garden which is fun. That potato bread, soda bread and a homemade hash brown.
r/fryup • u/HudsonPlatypus • 10h ago
I don’t know what’s better, eating the food, or seeing your guys reply’s. Both is good.
r/fryup • u/Tiny_Winner • 11h ago
Tesco Finest chipolatas and back bacon, Bury black pudding, hash browns, beans, plum tomatoes and fried bread.
Fried bread didn't quite go to plan, but the rest came out spot on. And yes, I like my bacon that crispy. No eggs this time.
r/fryup • u/Alternative_Sir954 • 8h ago
£13, little pricy, and the bacon was cooked with a candle, but overall delish
r/fryup • u/Spearminttherhino • 11h ago
Saturday morning fry up. All butcher meat. Pork and beef & tomato sausages. Stornoway Black Pudding. Went down nicely.
r/fryup • u/No_Basil_5051 • 11h ago
I need to downvote myself as I only had Richmond sausages available in the freezer, I know.
£9.75 including a Black Coffee. Should have been £13.25 but used my Tastecard for 25% off. That is 4 pieces of Fried Bread! Served nicely cooked and piping hot
Too much toast for me. Liked the tater tots. Sausage was cooked despite appearances. 7/10.
r/fryup • u/StarfishPizza • 1d ago
Large sizzle breakfast, with toast (not pictured). Absolutely banging, 10/10 would recommend.