This is a simple, fantastic place I just happened across in Colindale. Plain, unfussy, friendly value.
Those chips are just huge and delicious. And that egg is like a splendid yellow volcano. There's a bean element making a tiny bid for freedom. The bacon is a solid force of conservatism and traditional values.
An interesting linear condiment arrangement. All the brands, lined up for inspection.
If I ever started my own country; this would be the flag.
Brown sauce, brown chairs. Brown is good.
There's something about being inside the writing, looking out through it.
This plant clearly needs heat and water.
I always pay a visit to EBC&B while at work in the morning but no breakfast has made me as hungry as this one!
Posted by: Chris | May 23, 2006 at 01:37 PM
I am but an ignorant yank, so please bear with me. I've not seen the volcano egg configuration before in which a yolk seems to be turtling. By what means is this effect achieved. Also, why? The bean's purposeful but ultimately meaningless bid for for freedom is poignant. If you'll excuse me, I need a moment..
Posted by: everysandwich | May 28, 2006 at 02:35 AM
hello Fred,
I think if we start asking how? and why? we'll both shatter the illusion and up the wordcount. Neither of which, anyone wants. Best just to dream, and to accept.
Posted by: russell | May 28, 2006 at 12:08 PM
Those chips certainly look tasty, that texture and size says to me 'homemade standard'. Nice one
Posted by: Haggiswurst | July 15, 2006 at 11:48 AM
Don't you think the beans look intriguingly like a Rorschach test? I do, but I really couldn't say what it reminds me of Mother! Rosebud! Spongebob!
Posted by: Nick Thomas | August 03, 2007 at 02:37 PM