Show your father you love him by taking him to a crowded supermarket cafe for a cheap breakfast.

Thanks, ordered a few.

Cant think of anything better!

Your obviously not a dad! lol

Yawn

Brilliant!!!!

you got free black pudding AND extra toast? how did you pull that off?

Probably healthier and cheaper than the sickly M&S 'Dad' chocolate layer cake I got!

As a sausage and fry up snob - this was actually awesome! Got a free black pudding when I asked, runny egg, free extra toast, well cooked bacon, not into mushrooms though, but best part was the quality of sausage, 90% pork :smiley:

Sat in Morrison's waiting for my brekkie . Added bonus, my kids haven't turned up!
Plenty of other people's kids though :disappointed:

just been, the sausage was thin hard and dried out. rest was ok, £2.50 was about right

and your source for this is?

Its not greasy cause most of it is nuked in the microwave. Have to say though still better quality than Asda cafe!!

I would be mortified if I had been on a deals site for 6 years and not posted a single deal, just leeched from others, while criticising others' deals :wink:

take him to Harvester for an all you can eat breakfast

I think as a treat to go out for breakfast is something a bit different and if you don't mind where it is being together is all that matters really. Yes it is unhealthy but as long as you are sensible the rest of the time I don't really see the harm in it for one morning. :wink: I rarely have a cooked breakfast but you know what I might this morning;) enjoy your day:D

Let's be honest most Dad's,like me,would love this.Then a trip to the Pub on Fathers Day.Followed to a complete night of ownership on the remote control for the telly :smiley:

I can genuinely say that you do - A knife and fork

I seem to recall the knife and forks are similar to those in the pic

works for me. more than I usually get on "Farters Day"

Had it in Lincoln about 6 months ago and it was one of the worse brekky's I've ever eaten out.

My god. I would be mortified if my kids took me to eat that cheap junk.

I'm not too sure, I'd probably go for weather spoons,

Heat added :innocent:

Its a presumption not an assumption, but don't let me stop you joining the debate with the others on which is best a Morrison's or Wetherspoon's breakfast. I rest my case!

I am. I agree with davelfc

You might want to take that one back. It's missing the garbage lid

What the hell!!!

I'm in if you help!!

Expectations vs reality..

Got 20 for ebay!

Good deal :smiley: might not be the best quality in the world but taking your dad for a meal and quality time is great.

I get a breakfeast often in mine, nothing wrong with them and i think good value

​Nothing is hot held. Everything is cooked to order.

Morrisons is usually full of screaming kids which spoons isn't. If you sit outdoors there's no usually any beer fumes. Neither is there indoors in most branches as they clean a lot!

Nothing wrong with the quality of Wetherspoons breakfast but who wants to breath in the stale beer fumes from the night before whilst you're eating it? Morrisons is much more pleasant.

Its going to be so hot in the Morrissons kitchen tomorrow!
Good time for dad to have a surprise tour!!!

Yes you can't have a pint of beer in morrisons. Go to Wetherspon and have breky with the winos.

Thanks for the warning I won't stop in Gravesend for breakfast. It sounds grim anyway!

Perfect if your 6 years old and you get £2 a week pocket money.

Cheers op

Are people concerned about freshness with breakfasts, as long as its hot when it reaches you. The quality is better at Wetherspoons than my local Morrisons.
Although this is a good deal considering the normal price, but don't you get a free drink with any meal which is £4.50 at Morrisons?

been before, never again. food was Cold, and it's all reheated. I kid you not, it comes in frozen. in a supermarket. they're not even allowed to go get stuff from the shop to cook.

Not entirely sure if fresh is the right word for Wetherspoons, given most breakfast stuff is hot held (although usually for less 30 minutes).

​unlike the morrisons breakfast

It's very good and made fresh but Wetherspoons is just as good and made fresh with much much better service (marathon queue to order/pay at Morrisons then often long wait for it to come) in a more quiet and spacious environment with option of outdoor seating at most too. Also much cleaner and tidier as Spoons have amazing cleaning regimes. (Never worked for them). And cheap every day.

Just dont bother with the coffee, £1.75 for a mug of milky white coffee, they are having a laugh!

The sites fine, just comments based on total assumptions that are poor.

You are dismissing it on your guess that there is 'probably' no pork. Why base a review on a guess.

good price meal

anyone got any good deals for freebies. cheers

This site is going down the pan when the deal of the day is a Morrison's big breakfast that probably hasn't seen any pork!!! Think id rather cook him a quality breakfast.

That makes no sense whatsoever

Neither is mine, however ... the deal... you know.

Depends on the store. My local morrisons is the best place to go to on a weekend for a cooked breakfast, and the cafe is never more than like 25% full on a saturday/sunday morning.

Tbh I would rather take my children (yes im a dad) to a beefeater. If one adult pays for a premier breakfast, the kids eat free. 8.99 for as much as you want. Works out a bit more if the misses tags along mind!

Morrisons have said on twitter that it applies to everyone if you look in the comments under the picture. https://twitter.com/Morrisons/status/744054552312176640

I have definitely had a half price breakfast at Morrisons - d't know if it was 'fathers day' offer....
And everyone got it for half price - without a 'father' in sight.

I rarely eat in any supermarket cafe, but must admit when I do go to the one near my parents (Uuuup North) the food is excellent quality.
As others have posted, most meals are cooked to order..... evening meals come with free tea or coffee.....
I frequently ask to swap items - eg I don't like chips, so will ask for new potatoes or jacket potatoes...
And with breakfast I swapped fried bread and sausage - for lots and lots of extra bacon.

Can anyone else confirm THIS current offer is only for 'fathers'?
Thanks

Also great for home-owners and tax payers.

I love Morrisons breakfasts. :smiley:

I get them every now and then. Only complaint I've ever had really is that about 5 years ago I went there once and my hash browns were so overcooked they had gone completely solid... Forcibly stabbing them with the cutlery didn't even make a dent in them. They happily took the dish back and gave me some fresh ones in a matter of a couple of minutes, though. Never had any other problems besides! Really tasty food, and for the price (even when the right price) for the amount you get, great value as well.

Shame black pudding doesn't come as standard but you can ask for it as an extra, I think it's 50p or 60p or something for a couple of slices.

Yawn

Discount is only applied to one breakfast, I ordered 3...

I think this is a brilliant offer. A child could afford to treat their dad at this price. Not many kids can take their dad out for a meal normally. All you moaners - part of being a dad is putting up and shutting up with a smile on your face. It's called love..

I think this is a great deal, and I'd much prefer one of these than my four kids (2yrs - 11yrs) making me a home made roasty.... burnt potatoes, muck and grease all over the kitchen, having to supervise them (hardly relaxing), oven to clean, dishwasher to load and unload... then there's the cost of the food - which would no doubt be burnt if the kid's are making it... Each to his own though!

Morrisons fish & chips is nice. Breakfast in the morning then straight onto fish & chips after 12pm.:smiley:

Fathers Day is a con the only winners are the companies that provides the tat that you buy him.

Last night's warmed up kebab

I wouldn't be surprised the member of staff looked grumpy, having to serve anyone as judgmental as you must have been painful

Great for council tenants and the dole cheats who spend our money on Sky tv and cigarettes.

so you would still eat their horrendous food In case there is not an alternative? :smile:

Tried today ,very nice well worth the money.

I wonder if I can swap my egg and tomato for extra sausages? Mmmmmm

I asked to change an item she spat on my plate and rubbed the hash brown down her knickers! :O

I think THAT was the joke :stuck_out_tongue:?!

Pretty damn good deal. To all the haters complaining - Go find a better deal or gtfo you sad ****.

Morrisons in Watford i have never had a bad meal at and I find the breakfasts fab. All freshly cooked to order and no sitting under hot lamps getting all dried up like a lot of other supermarket or department store Cafès. I believe they use market street ingredients too. The fish and chips is excellent for the money too.

Shouldn't that be a Diet Coke ? :wink:

I had this in Cambourne a week ago and was amazed how nice it was, and unlimited HP and Heinz sachets....think I had about 24!

Ahh, finally a comment that I can relate too... :laughing:

​Anywhere else in the known universe. Greasy rubbish with staff who look as miserable as their food does.

Surely it would be kinder to leave dad at home with his feet up & the TV remote, rather than dragging him around a supermarket on a weekend where parents fail to control their kids, long check out queues & getting road rage in the carpark when trolly pushers cant be bothered to walk the pedestrian routes & happy to step out in front of a moving car.

Surely you're missing the point of 'the kitchen'.

Didn't take long for the food police to arrive.

do you have to be a dad to get one? or could you go in on your own; think I can hack eating a nice cooked breakfast in a crowded supermarket with screaming kids

Buyer beware! Just been charged full price for my brekky in Gorleston branch, though hubbys was half price. Food was very good but adverts misleading in my opinion as no mention the offer price is for men only.

I'll try that on Mother's Day and see how well that goes down. Isn't Father's day supposed to be special for the father?

Do they do a vegie one,only asking not kissing him with a mouth full of pig augh

I still remember when this was posted at the same time here on HUKD last year... Can't believe how fast 12 months has gone! I'll be going back down again! Thanks OP, hot from me.

or more like just have a bite to eat when you're out doing the weekly shop, as families tend to do together over the weekend

The beans look okay to me. Hash browns look good too.

I hate roast dinners so that sounds horrible. This on the other hand is a great deal and perfect for father‘s day!

Come on who could eat all that!?! Think I would swap ONE slice of fried bread for bread & butter to mop up!!!! Heat added

Uplands Diner?

last time I had one of these in Gravesend it was barely edible. Might be better in other stores.

Thanks, ordered a few.

Better to send them off to fill up the trolley whilst you tuck in. Except that the £2 saving will be frittered away on 54 impulse purchases.....

Got to laugh at the food snobs on here totally missing the point. There's always one.

I love cooked breakfasts and would rather my kids took me to Morrisons for one than turn my kitchen into a greasy mess trying to cook me one. I've always found Morrisons food to be OK too but there'll always be food snobs out there (i appreciate that standards may differ store to store).

Morrisons hot food is horrendous.

Eating one now!

Good deal, heat. Who wants to be stuck indoors eating the usual. Go out and don't be a hermit haha.
The cafe in Morrisons in general is pretty well organised and non-greasy foods. Lavley brekkie!

Show your father you love him by taking him to a crowded supermarket cafe for a cheap breakfast.

That certainly does look appealing but I wonder if you get anything that looks even close to it? I doubt it..

I think there breakfasts are pretty good, not greasy . A nice idea for a child to treat dad and better than the usual dad mug or dad socks presents. However cooking it at home would be nicer but then mum usually ends up doing most of it.

'Treat your Daddy to clogged arteries and heart disease' this Father's Day - show him how much you really love him!

My kids are cooking me a Sunday roast. Each to their own, the idea of sitting in a crowded supermarket cafe with screaming kids isn't the way I'd want to spend father's day. Your ideas may be different to mine.

get a grip

Treated the boys a few weeks back to one of these (only way i could get them in a supermarket), i was pleasantly suprised at the standard, looked very much like the picture, nothing like MuckDonalds. A good excuse to get them shopping with me again tomorrow, great price thanks

Heat added

They do actually and are a fine breakfast for the price. You can swap bits you don't like too. Just ask.
At least in our local one ;-)