We came here for breakfast and dinner two weekends apart. Conclusions? Go for breakfast - the pancakes and bacon are really good and it feels like a more appropriate place to be in the AM.
The evening? Not so great. The burgers lacked the punch of a Lucky Chip or similar place and the pulled pork wasn't up to Bodean's standards.
However, we had a lovely time on both occasions.
The Breakfast Club
Cafe at 2-4 Rufus Street
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Opening Times
| Monday |
Open 08:00 - Closes 23:00 |
| Tuesday |
Open 08:00 - Closes 23:00 |
| Wednesday |
Open 08:00 - Closes 23:00 |
| Thursday |
Open 08:00 - Closes 00:00 |
| Friday |
Open 08:00 - Closes 00:00 |
| Saturday |
Open 08:00 - Closes 00:00 |
| Sunday |
Open 08:00 - Closes 22:00 |
All In London Review
Big for burritos but over-reliant in the 'retro' decor...
Located in the heart of Hoxton, the design clearly picks up on what it perceives the area’s prerequisites to be in terms of décor. Which means old bikes, mounted antlers, ‘retro’ signs, Smeg fridges and slightly cringe worthy slogans painted here and there. There is such a thing as overkill and The Breakfast Club seem to be creeping up to it pretty quickly. This place is expensive and despite all those chipper antique signs and neon lights, it’s hard to decipher the atmosphere they’re going for here.
Like the other branches, breakfast is all about pancakes, bacon, burritos, poached eggs and salmon. Having sampled the breakfast burrito, we can recommend you go hungry, order it and leave stuffed and satisfied.
One positive difference about the Hoxton Breakfast Club is its evenings. The menu delivers a version of everyone’s favourite modern American junk food menu – so au courant – and the restaurant works well as an evening destination. The clear winner in the evening is the Cow VS Pig Burger. Teaming a steak patty with a pile of BBQ pulled pork is excessive. Excessively delicious! The all day/all night menu also keeps the classic breakfasts available along with more burritos, hearty salads and hot sandwiches.
Somehow in between styles, The Breakfast Club is the kind of place that you just need to check off your list. Not quite fancy enough for a date and yet not quite right for a junk food splurge with friends. It does plenty well but it’s always going to be about the breakfasts.
Reviewed by T.A.O
Published on Sep 20, 2013
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Saturday detention never tasted so good! Welcoming of ‘athletes’, ‘princesses’, ‘basket cases’, ‘criminals’, ‘geeks’ and any other American high school labels prevalent in the movies of the late, great John Hughes. Yes, it has a catchy name but the menu can back it. The meat in the fry up is the real winner and if you’re afraid of the full English then there’s a whole host of American brunches to consider.
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