Top places to eat breakfast - San Fransisco

Hello there! 

So incase you didn't already know after my Disney adventures i made a little trip to San Fransisco which i really enjoyed (even though it was very chilly!) and i may even do a post about all the things we got unto whilst we there and any tips i can share. Todays post is all about Breakfast which is the most important meal of the day! Now being a new place can be quite daunting to get around especially for two 20 year old girls alone in the states and we often didn't know where to eat? so we used are trusty friend... Google! My friend Lauren was really great at finding the best places to eat by looking on Trip Advisor and at magazine articles, so today i thought id share with you the best places that we found to eat breakfast in San Fran to give you some recommendation incase you are planning a visit there.

1- Tartine Bakery 

So lets start off with one of my favourites that we ate at in San Franisco and that is Tartine Bakery, we saw this place was recommend a couple times online and seemed to be quite popular so we thought we try it out for 'brunch'. As soon as we spotted the little shop on the corner we knew it must be good and this was because there was a que out of the door with people waiting to be served which is always a good sign. We didn't wait too long and as soon as we wanted in we were met with the smell of fresh homemade bread and rows of beautifully crafted cakes and pastries. Myself and Lauren decided to order a three cheese toasted sandwich (which was surprisingly verrryyy chessyy!) and then we went for a kind of banoffee pie style pastry which was soooo good!. The whole place had a really cool vibe and along the same street where some cool little vintage stores , I would defiantly recommend try this place out,.

(600 Guerrero St, San Franisco, CA 94110)

2-Stacks

We actually found out about 'Stacks' from the lady at the hotel we were staying at, myself and Lauren had just landed and were too early to check in and wanted to grab some breakfast, so we dropped off our bags and headed straight there. We are both pancake lovers so we thought we would give them a go but  we made the mistake of order 3 pancakes each when we could barely handle one, i believe we had to pay extra for the maple syrup which was the restaurants own brand which was lovely. I had a little nosey around me and the other breakfast items looked lovely and the restaurant was pretty full which again is always a good sign.

(501 Hayes St,San Fransisco, CA 94102)

3- 1428 Haight Patio Cafe & Crepery 

Finally the sweetest of them all '1428 Haight Patio', we had read online that this was the place to go if you wanted amazing crepes and they weren't far wrong. I had never actually had a crepe before but is pretty much like a english pancake! We went for the 'Berrylicious' crepe which was full of fresh fruit and Nutella we also accidentally ended up with a Smores Ice Cream Sundea (we thought it was a Smores Crepe!) but never the less it was amazing! So we split the ice cream and crepe and basically had a Willy Wonkas Breakfast! I would 100% recommend that you check this place out and the non sweet options looked equally as yummy!.

(1428 Haigh St, San Francisco, CA 94117)

So there are my suggestions

Do you have any to add to my list?

What is you ultimate breakfast dish?

Let me know in the comment! 

Thanks for reading!

Lots Of Love 

Holly 

Xx

'Expect problems and

 eat them for breakfast.'

-Alfred A.Montapert 

Ohana Means Family...!

Hello Lovlies! 

So I'm back with another Orlando post, so today i thought if let you know what i got up to on my first proper day in Florida! Prior to arriving in Orlando we decided we wanted to book a character breakfast experience for our first morning and we decided to go for Ohana. 

Ohana is a restaurant within Disney's Polynesian Resort, it is such a beautiful resort and really has that beachy, south pacific vibe.  

So the five of us were kindly welcomed into the restaurant by one of the very friendly cast members and were shown to our table. The restaurant had a very family friendly feel and was playing Hawaiian music to get you in the vacation mood. 

Instead of the usual buffet style breakfast a massive plate of food was brought to the table which meant there was no need for us to move out of our chairs and as soon as we wanted a new plate or more of a certain item you could just let a server know and they would bring it out too you. The food was so good and included fresh fruit and then some tradition breakfast items including scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits and of course the ever so famous Mickey Waffles.

To top off this amazing breakfast experiences a range of characters in their Hawaiian beach gear visited our table to sign autographs and take photos with us, character breakfasts are a great idea if you don't want to stand in long queues to meet your favourite characters, this way you get you talk and interact with them at you table and have some one on one time with them. 

During the breakfast we got to meet Stitch, Lilo, Pluto and our brand new boss Mickey Mouse!

So to conclude, i would defiantly recommend trying this beautiful restaurant if you are planning your Disney vacation as it is a lot of fun and great value for money. Thank you for visiting and keep a eye open for more Disney Related posts! If you have any post requests or questions just let me know in the comments and i shall be sure to get back to you.

Thanks for reading

See You Real Soon!

Lots Of Love 

Holly

Xx

'Ohana' means 'family'. 'Family' means 'No one gets left behind.'

-Lilo & Stitch 

Moose Coffee- Dale Street, Liverpool

Hello Lovlies!

So on Valentines Day weekend by lovely Boyfriend treated me to breakfast and he recommend Moose Coffee Cafe which is on Dale Street in Liverpool City Centre, now i love breakfast so of course i needed t give this place a go. 

Now i do warn you, you may want to book in advance as it is only quite small, we had to wait around 30 minutes ,which isn't too bad we just looked around the shops and was well worth the wait. They serve their breakfast menu all day until 6pm depending on the day you go which is amazing. 

The restaurant has a very american style which i loved and there was quirky art work on the wall of Moose's which contrast with the elegant/vintage feel of the restaurant. 

When i first looked at the menu i was like 'what am i going to choose', the possibilities were endless!and also the prices were very reasonable. 

I wanted to try something different so i went for the Double Dutch which was two massive (and i mean massive) pancakes filled with bacon and sausage topped with two friend eggs and served with a side of butter and maybe syrup! I am not going to lie for me it was like Man (or Women) V Food and Food defiantly won, i probably made it through a quarter of the first pancake and had one of the eggs! very tasty a strange combination but actually worked was just far too much for me. My Boyfriend loved him i believed he order a kind potato mash mixed with other breakfast bits! he loved it anyway. 

I would also really recommend their shakes but if i was to go again i would probably share as they didn't help me finish my breakfast as i was nearly full just off that, I got the Oreo one which was amazing and my Boyfriend got Cookie Dough which was equally as yummy.

I would highly recommend this restaurant and would go back again both the food and staff were lovely and cant wait to take my family and friends in the future. I believe there is also one in Manchester and Crosby if either of them are closer to you!Click here and it will take you over to their official website for more information and their full menu.

Thanks for reading 

and let me know...

What is your favourite 

breakfast meal?

Lots Of Love

Holly 

Xx

'Never work before breakfast;

if you do need to work,

eat breakfast first.'

-Josh Billing