Hotel breakfasts can be found in many forms, from a-la-carte restaurants which costs aren’t included in the room, to expensive room service, to free continental breakfasts. In the case of the latter, obviously, it is worth it to consume your breakfast at the hotel. However, things aren’t always as clear when that isn’t the case.

Many hotels offer an add-on to room rates that include breakfast, and other hotels typically post their menus and their prices online, both of which can help you decide whether or not it’s worth paying for.

One thing to keep in mind is whether or not there are other places to have breakfast near the hotel. If you see that there are cool breakfast spots nearby with cheaper prices than the hotel, it’s a no-brainer to skip the hotel’s offering.

However, if you see that your hotel is not in close proximity to better (or any) options, it might be better for you to make things easier and just eat at the hotel even if you have to pay extra.

Keep an open mind and do your research beforehand, and you won’t have to stress when it comes to deciding your breakfast plans on your next vacation.

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Cereal Killer Cafe is the world’s first international cereal cafe and was opened by cereal obsessed brother Alan and Gary Keery in 2014. The cafe is 90’s themed and there are two locations in London, one in Brick Lane, and one in the popular tourist attraction of Camden.

In the five and a half years that the place has been open, they’ve sold over one million bowls of cereal and are famous for selling over 100 brands of cereal and having a full menu of everything cereal related.

The owners buy cereal from all over the world and bring countries’ most famous cereal to London for people to eat. They import cereal from countries such as the U.S., Australia, South Africa, Israel, Germany, France, Spain, and many more.

If you ever find yourself roaming winding around London’s streets, go and eat an exotic cereal that you’ve never tried before. For sure you won’t regret it.

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The Wolseley

If you’re in a mood for a fancy dessert, stop by The Wolseley because that’s the place that has the fanciest pancakes in the whole city. You can reasonably expect to run into celebrities like Madonna and Kate Moss as you’re dining, but it’s their pancakes that really swept us off our feet.

Where The Pancakes Are

If you’re with a group of friends who all have different eating habits, stop by Where The Pancakes Are. Here you will find a huge variety of savory and sweet pancakes for all foodie groups, whether you’re a vegan or a meat lover, or perhaps prefer your food dairy-free.

Cafe Miami

If you want to get pretty pancakes that will look amazing on your Instagram feed, Cafe Miami is the place to be. They offer dairy and gluten-free options so anyone can enjoy their taste, not just their looks.

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Hagelslag (The Netherlands)

Many cultures have sweet food for breakfast but seeing a Dutch person eating bread with chocolate sprinkles may still be confusing. They may seem like sprinkles used for cake decorating but in the Netherlands, they are called Hagelslag (“hailstorm” in Dutch) and they are one of the nation’s favorite foods. For breakfast, have a fresh slice of bread with a thin layer of butter and sprinkle the hagelslag of choice: fruit, chocolate or, if you’re up for it, anise-flavored.

Arepas (Venezuela)

Despite the fact that not many people outside of South America have heard of it, the arepa is considered by many to be the best breakfast in the world. This Venezuelan treat is, in fact, a tough one to beat. The arepa is a cornflour bread pocket filled with cream cheese, avocado salad, or perhaps eggs and beans. You can make it as nutritious as you’d like, and it’s guaranteed to keep your belly full for hours. 

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Hotel breakfasts can be found in many forms, from a-la-carte restaurants which costs aren’t included in the room, to expensive room service, to free continental breakfasts. In the case of the latter, obviously, it is worth it to consume your breakfast at the hotel. However, things aren’t always as clear when that isn’t the case.

Many hotels offer an add-on to room rates that include breakfast, and other hotels typically post their menus and their prices online, both of which can help you decide whether or not it’s worth paying for.

One thing to keep in mind is whether or not there are other places to have breakfast near the hotel. If you see that there are cool breakfast spots nearby with cheaper prices than the hotel, it’s a no-brainer to skip the hotel’s offering.

However, if you see that your hotel is not in close proximity to better (or any) options, it might be better for you to make things easier and just eat at the hotel even if you have to pay extra.

Keep an open mind and do your research beforehand, and you won’t have to stress when it comes to deciding your breakfast plans on your next vacation.

The post Are Hotel Breakfasts Worth the Cost? appeared first on Traveler Master.

Cereal Killer Cafe is the world’s first international cereal cafe and was opened by cereal obsessed brother Alan and Gary Keery in 2014. The cafe is 90’s themed and there are two locations in London, one in Brick Lane, and one in the popular tourist attraction of Camden.

In the five and a half years that the place has been open, they’ve sold over one million bowls of cereal and are famous for selling over 100 brands of cereal and having a full menu of everything cereal related.

The owners buy cereal from all over the world and bring countries’ most famous cereal to London for people to eat. They import cereal from countries such as the U.S., Australia, South Africa, Israel, Germany, France, Spain, and many more.

If you ever find yourself roaming winding around London’s streets, go and eat an exotic cereal that you’ve never tried before. For sure you won’t regret it.

The post This Cafe In London Only Serves Cereal appeared first on Traveler Master.

The Wolseley

If you’re in a mood for a fancy dessert, stop by The Wolseley because that’s the place that has the fanciest pancakes in the whole city. You can reasonably expect to run into celebrities like Madonna and Kate Moss as you’re dining, but it’s their pancakes that really swept us off our feet.

Where The Pancakes Are

If you’re with a group of friends who all have different eating habits, stop by Where The Pancakes Are. Here you will find a huge variety of savory and sweet pancakes for all foodie groups, whether you’re a vegan or a meat lover, or perhaps prefer your food dairy-free.

Cafe Miami

If you want to get pretty pancakes that will look amazing on your Instagram feed, Cafe Miami is the place to be. They offer dairy and gluten-free options so anyone can enjoy their taste, not just their looks.

The post 3 Best Places to Eat Pancakes in London appeared first on Traveler Master.

Hagelslag (The Netherlands)

Many cultures have sweet food for breakfast but seeing a Dutch person eating bread with chocolate sprinkles may still be confusing. They may seem like sprinkles used for cake decorating but in the Netherlands, they are called Hagelslag (“hailstorm” in Dutch) and they are one of the nation’s favorite foods. For breakfast, have a fresh slice of bread with a thin layer of butter and sprinkle the hagelslag of choice: fruit, chocolate or, if you’re up for it, anise-flavored.

Arepas (Venezuela)

Despite the fact that not many people outside of South America have heard of it, the arepa is considered by many to be the best breakfast in the world. This Venezuelan treat is, in fact, a tough one to beat. The arepa is a cornflour bread pocket filled with cream cheese, avocado salad, or perhaps eggs and beans. You can make it as nutritious as you’d like, and it’s guaranteed to keep your belly full for hours. 

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