The breakfast menu is quite an extensive one and very easily slips into the main menu, which means you can make the move from tea to cocktails just as easily. It is the weekend breakfast after all. In the image above, you see the most divine Morning Bun - limited quantities of this come from the kitchen. Order yours as soon as you sit down and that relish on the side will make the weekend even better. Also in the picture is the Quiche, which junior ordered as soon as she saw it on the menu. There was silence on her side of the table till she was done.



There is a good collection of sandwiches and this Ham Sandwich with pesto and with some really good pickles on the side - whoever thought of pickled okra!. A wholesome filling sandwich for an indulgent weekend breakfast.

There are a range of freshly made juices along with a good range of teas and coffees to choose from. After all, what is breakfast without them. This is the Green Apple -

Since I am a more savoury than sweet person, it was a great choice to go with the Elvis pancakes - Flapjacks stuffed with banana, peanut butter and nutella and sprinkled very generously with crispy bacon, powdered sugar and milk crumbs (oh those milk crumbs!)

I cannot see an Eggs Benedict on the menu and not order it and so here it is - Lovely Eggs Benedict served on Buttermilk biscuit, with thick slices of bacon and a Chipotle Hollandaise sauce. This is the stuff good breakfasts are made off...

Is the thought I had till we were encouraged to try the Biscuits and Gravy - And that silence I spoke of earlier - for the quiche, was not witnessed again for the biscuits and gravy.

Like I said, the breakfast menu is quite sizable and some of the must-have dishes are the Pineapple upside down pancakes, the Eggs and Yogurt , the Keema Rolls if you are looking to keep it closer to home and the Scotch Eggs as well. Breakfast is on Saturday and Sunday from 9AM to 1PM (yes, that is a considerate timing for all those who wake up when the sun is high in the sky) and is approximately Rs 1500 for two.

And here is a link to the review of Sly Granny's regular menu