Pub chain JD Wetherspoon has launched a range of budget breakfast deals across more than 650 locations in the UK, offering meals for £2.99 or less.
The new menu includes breakfast muffins and small breakfast options priced at £2.99, both served with free refills of hot drinks.
Customers can also opt for tea and toast at £2.49, as the company expands its value-for-money breakfast offerings nationwide.
The breakfast muffin features a fried free-range egg, Lincolnshire sausage, bacon and American-style cheese, all served in an English muffin.
For the small breakfast option, diners can enjoy a fried free-range egg, bacon, Lincolnshire sausage, baked beans and a hash brown.
Both breakfast deals include a choice of soft drink or unlimited refills of coffee, tea or hot chocolate.
The tea and toast option, priced at £2.49, comes with two slices of toast and a choice of jam or marmalade, alongside free hot drink refills.
Vegetarian alternatives are available across all breakfast options on the menu.
Customers can separately purchase Lavazza coffee, Twinings tea or hot chocolate for £1.71, which also includes unlimited refills throughout their visit.
Wetherspoon founder and chairman Tim Martin emphasised the company's commitment to competitive pricing.
He said: "Our pubs are known for offering excellent food and drinks, at great prices. We believe that customers will welcome the value-for-money breakfasts in the pubs."
While most locations offer the new breakfast deals at the advertised prices, 117 Wetherspoon pubs will charge £3.99 for the small breakfast, with three venues pricing it at £4.99.
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The breakfast deals are not available at pubs in the Republic of Ireland or at airport locations.
The offers also exclude Wetherspoon venues at major London railway stations, including Liverpool Street, St Pancras International, Victoria and Waterloo.
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The new menu includes breakfast muffins and small breakfast options priced at £2.99, both served with free refills of hot drinks.
Customers can also opt for tea and toast at £2.49, as the company expands its value-for-money breakfast offerings nationwide.
The breakfast muffin features a fried free-range egg, Lincolnshire sausage, bacon and American-style cheese, all served in an English muffin.
For the small breakfast option, diners can enjoy a fried free-range egg, bacon, Lincolnshire sausage, baked beans and a hash brown.
Both breakfast deals include a choice of soft drink or unlimited refills of coffee, tea or hot chocolate.
The tea and toast option, priced at £2.49, comes with two slices of toast and a choice of jam or marmalade, alongside free hot drink refills.
Vegetarian alternatives are available across all breakfast options on the menu.
Customers can separately purchase Lavazza coffee, Twinings tea or hot chocolate for £1.71, which also includes unlimited refills throughout their visit.
Wetherspoon founder and chairman Tim Martin emphasised the company's commitment to competitive pricing.
He said: "Our pubs are known for offering excellent food and drinks, at great prices. We believe that customers will welcome the value-for-money breakfasts in the pubs."
While most locations offer the new breakfast deals at the advertised prices, 117 Wetherspoon pubs will charge £3.99 for the small breakfast, with three venues pricing it at £4.99.
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The breakfast deals are not available at pubs in the Republic of Ireland or at airport locations.
The offers also exclude Wetherspoon venues at major London railway stations, including Liverpool Street, St Pancras International, Victoria and Waterloo.
In other news, Cadbury has announced the launch of its new chocolate bar combined with a famous crunchy biscuit.
The new chocolate bar - which is "coming soon" - follows an announcement that Biscoff and Cadbury would be working in a partnership.
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