The Breakfast Club have been ‘Taking care of breakfast since 2005’ and show no sign of slowing down, with their iconic yellow gaffs popping up everywhere across the country.

Their Oxford venue is a stalwart of the local foodie scene and you’d be remiss to skip out on feasting on their breakfast goods.

Cheerful, eccentric and most importantly, serving amazing food, The Breakfast Club have built a dedicated following for good reason. It's a bright, vibrant space with splashes of colour everywhere and quirky art lining the walls, it’s a warm welcome for hungry Brunchers.

For veggies, the Bean Shakshuka & Avo Toast is a delight – poached eggs in a thick harissa, tomato and pepper sauce with sliced avo toast for dipping. Carnivores can’t go wrong with Fried Chicken, Bacon & Waffles with freshly baked buttermilk waffles, golden pano chicken breast, crispy bacon, fried egg & gravy.

Suppliers like Joe’s Tea and Karma Cola work closely with The Breakfast Club, cementing their status as a champion of independent businesses and ethical practices Their products are all sustainable and come from across the country to celebrate the best of British.

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Breakfast:
Mon - Sun: 8am - 12pm

Brunch:
Mon - Sun: 8am - 5pm

  • Gluten Free
  • Nut Free Options
  • Breakfast
  • Brunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
303 The Westgate, Queen Street, Oxford, OX1 1PG
Overall rating
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  • 4.0
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    2 weeks ago
    Tried out the festive menu at The Breakfast Club. The “All The Trimmings” sandwich was really tasty and absolutely packed full. Our only suggestion would be to warm up the ramekins for the gravy dip, as it went stone cold very quickly because the metal container itself was cold. Soft drinks are pricy, but the fresh orange juice was very nice. Staff were friendly and we didn’t have to wait long for a table - we had a text alert come through within 10 minutes.
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    a month ago
    Came for Beckys Bar during Happy Hour. The place was pretty, with a good playlist and the giant fridge, albeit gimmicky, was fun. The atmosphere was a bit dead for a speakeasy on a Saturday night, and considering you pay £5 pp just to book, I felt more could have been done to liven up the place. Service was really friendly, but due to not many members being on, it was slow and took a while to get our drinks. The drinks themselves were average. I would have rather paid more for better drinks so maybe this is an area to work on as the bar is a new concept. The bar tenders (3 men) gave us tequila shots for my boyfriends birthday which was super fun and kind. Would come back just to be served by them honestly. A great idea, but obviously in its early days and definitely room to make it a really cool experience.
  • 3.0
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    4 months ago
    I had French toast and berry pancakes. I think the cream used for the pancakes wasn't my favorite, but the French toast was very good. Service was a bit slow because I came at a busy time. I did feel that the price was a bit high for the small portions and somewhat average quality, and I feel I could get better value for money French toast in Gloucester Green.