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The Lords and Barons enriches Park Street’s breakfast scene

NITN | @notintownlive | 11 Nov 2020, 01:48 am

The Lords and Barons enriches Park Street’s breakfast scene Big English Breakfast Platter

Kolkata/NITN: Are you curious about what a full English breakfast may look like? Then head to The Lords and Barons, the popular Brit style pub on Park Street, which has now decided to expand its offerings by opening for breakfast.

According to food experts, a traditional full English breakfast is often considered as a dish and not as a meal.

The Lords and Barons appear to have heeded this and their Big English Breakfast Platter consists of crispy bacon strips, sizzling sausages, fried eggs, hash browns, beans, mushrooms, tomato, and toast, along with a glass of juice.

And if you are not a large eater yet looking for a solid breakfast to start the day with, you may opt for their Healthy Breakfast Platter or the Continental Breakfast Platter or the Cheesy Platter.

According to a few guests who have already been there, the Eggs Benedict and Eggs Florentine deserve special mention.

Guests with a sweet tooth can also have a gala time indulging in The Lords and Barons Dessert Platter, which consists of Crème Brulee, Chocolate Brownie, Red Velvet Swiss Roll, Lemon Tart, and Doughnut.

Or maybe indulge in their Cookie Platter consisting of homemade cookies served with vanilla ice cream?

They also serve a wide range of freshly brewed tea and coffee.

The Lords and Barons is open for breakfast between 7am and 11am, all days.

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