British Egg Week 2017: 13 great egg dishes around the UK

11 October 2017 by
British Egg Week 2017: 13 great egg dishes around the UK

This week is British Egg Week - a week launched by British Lion Eggs in order to raise awareness of the benefits of eggs.

So to celebrate, we have put together a list of 13 egg-ceptional dishes on offer around the UK. Time to get egg-ucated…

1. Bakers and Co, Bristol

The menu at Californian-inspired cafe Bakers and Co is seasonal and therefore constantly changing, however there's always a couple of dishes to fulfil cravings including: slow cooked black beans in a corn tortilla with red and green salsa and fried eggs; or this middle white pork belly on potatoes and fried egg below.

2. Cantina, Ventnor, Isle of Wight

Cantina is a café restaurant, bakery and kitchen in Ventnor, the Isle of Wight. The 22-cover restaurant offers brunch and dinner between Tuesday and Sunday. Dishes include avocado, tomato, feta, chilli and poached egg on sourdough toast; and the okonomiyaki cheese omelette (below).

[Okonomiyaki cheese omelette £7.50](https://www.instagram.com/p/BZyEWoyhJms/) A post shared by Cantina Ventnor (@cantinaventnor) on

3. Mr Holden's Manchester Egg, Manchester

The Manchester Egg - a pickled egg wrapped in black pudding and sausage meat coated in a golden crumb - was the brainchild of chef Ben Holden.

The cracking idea to add a twist to the national favourite came to him one day in 2010 while eating a scotch egg in a local pub, the Castle in the northern quarter. The egg is now sold in pubs around Manchester, including the Castle.

Finally got to try @manchesteregg, and it's bloody lovely. Bravo "the North", well played! pic.twitter.com/hSeqRbcBhI

4. Baba Ganoush, Kendal, Cumbria

Baba Ganoush is a foodshop, canteen and bakehouse in Kendal. Food is available at the foodshop all day including quiches; tarts; waffles topped with spiced maple-glazed ham, chorizo, white beans and a fried egg; and meringue pies, like the one below.

[A record breaking day in the shop yesterday by some margin. We had 7 soups on and had to heat more up. There was a new Toffee Popcorn cake that I didn't even see let alone get a shot of (on again this week) and as for a piece of this lovely Lemon Meringue being left over for a little Saturday night snacking - fuhgeddaboudit… #babaganoushkendal #lakedistrict #lemonmeringuepie #busybusybusy #toffeepopcorncake #soupapocalypse #saturdaynightsalrightforpietins](https://www.instagram.com/p/BZ-ac4lnHJa/) A post shared by Baba Ganoush Kendal (@babaganoushkendal) on

5. Eggbreak, London

Eggbreak in London's Notting Hill is a restaurant dedicated to eggs. It serves Turkish eggs; Levantine eggs; Calabrian eggs; Mexican omelettes… every kind of egg! Popular dishes include eggs and avocado on toast; crab cake with poached eggs, sriracha hollandaise and spinach; and shakshuka.

[Let the Friday feast BEGIN ???????????? (????: @twohungrypeasinapod)](https://www.instagram.com/p/BYfgpQuFd14/) A post shared by EGGBREAK (@eggbreak\_ldn) on

6. Moose Coffee, Liverpool

American diner inspired cafe chain Moose Coffee has three sites in Liverpool and one in Manchester. Its aim is to "provide an American Canadian influenced breakfast and brunch experience with an authentic short order menu." As one egg is never un oeuf, thankfully there are eggs on pretty much everything on the menu…

[Come try our legendary Double Dutch this weekend ???????? Both our Dale St, Liverpool store and York St, Manchester store are open from 8am all weekend… #moosecoffee #breakfast #brunch #pancakes #liverpool #manchester @deliveroo ????- @laurasavx](https://www.instagram.com/p/BYfofzVAhMJ/) A post shared by Moose Coffee (@moosecoffee) on

7. The Savoy, London

The Savoy's famous omelette Arnold Bennett was originally created by Georges Escoffier in 1897. It was hatched when author Arnold Bennett requested an omelette which contained smoked haddock. The delicacy is still served at the Savoy Grill restaurant today.

Omelette Arnold Bennett from our Escoffier menu was originally created by Georges Escoffier in 1897 pic.twitter.com/2CZJZBO6pp

- The Savoy Grill (@savoygrill)

8. Tamper Coffee, Sheffield

Bringing a taste of New Zealand's coffee culture to Sheffield, Tamper coffee's menu features a french toast dish that changes weekly - and in our eyes, french toast definitely counts as an egg dish. Last week it was Nutella French toast with banana nuggets and mixed berries, this week it's coconut cream and tropical fruits (below).

[This weeks French toast: coconut cream and tropical fruits! #breakfast #brunch #sweettooth #sweetas #tampercoffee](https://www.instagram.com/p/BZ8Ro9dAUK1/) A post shared by Tamper Sellers Wheel (@tampercoffeesw) on

9. Fortnum and Mason, London

Fortnum and Mason created the first Scotch egg in 1738 as an on-the-go food item for busy people. Over 250 years later the Scotch egg is still available to buy at Fortnum and Mason . It's made with outdoor-reared pork, a breadcrumb coating and an egg-splosive runny yolk.

[A post shared by Fortnum & Mason (@fortnums)](https://www.instagram.com/p/BWUlodvFMG6/) on

10. The Saddleback Farm Shop, Berkshire

The Saddleback Farm Shop is a family-run farm shop and tea room in Brightwalton. Breakfast is served until midday, lunch is served until 3pm and afternoon tea until 5pm. It serves a menu of homemade, locally sourced, homegrown food such as the quiche below.

[A post shared by Saddleback Farm Shop (@saddlebackfarmshop)](https://www.instagram.com/p/BVmLHJUhEKW/) on

11. Duck and Waffle, London

It would be rude not to include the Duck and Waffle, which is named after a dish featuring a fried egg! Found on the 40th floor of the Heron Tower, it serves egg-celent dishes such as the Angus beef tartare; tenderstem broccoli with a poached hen's egg; and the famous Duck and Waffle - crispy leg confit with fried duck egg and mustard maple syrup on a waffle (below).

[Planning your day around your next meal? #40thfloor #signature #duckandwaffle #londonfood ????cred: @proseccohontas](https://www.instagram.com/p/BY0YZ8Il6PW/) A post shared by Duck & Waffle (@duckandwaffle) on

12. Purnell's, Birmingham

Ok, so this isn't egg-sactly an egg, however it does include custard, and does look like an egg. It's chef Glynn Purnell's Burnt English custard egg surprise which won top marks in the 2008 BBC Two programme Great British Menu!

Eggs on the go pic.twitter.com/WxoMMui4Oi

- Purnell's (@purnellsrest)

13. Meraki, London

Meraki is a Greek restaurant located in Fitzrovia, London. It offers dishes inspired by the Greek islands such as Scallops Avgolemono (egg-lemon sauce); and rosti Greek style crunchy potatoes with sunny side-up eggs, truffle and Cretan butter (below).

[Eggs + truffles = match made in heaven. Happy Saturday all ???? A post shared by Meraki Restaurant London (@merakilondon) on

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