London restaurant charges £56 for basic fry up - and it's missing two crucial items
A swanky London eatery is causing a stir with its £56 Full English breakfast, but there's a catch – it's missing two key components. The Ritz, an iconic five-star hotel in the heart of the capital, is serving up what could be the nation's priciest morning meal, and it seems they've left something out. Known for its opulence, The Ritz is asking for this hefty price for a classic British breakfast , with the option to add some rather extravagant extras. The menu details that the breakfast includes two eggs – "cooked to your preference" – along with back bacon, Cumberland sausage, grilled mushrooms, and vine tomatoes, plus a cup of traditional English tea. The Ritz's full English is lacking hash browns (Image: Jam Press/John Carey) For those looking to splurge, you can "enhance" your meal with luxuries such as beluga caviar, setting you back £402 for 30g or £750 for 50g. It's also mentioned that the price covers the hotel...