Tesco Cafe is making headlines with its remarkable £5 breakfast deal, transforming the perception of supermarket dining. The chain’s commitment to enhancing its cafe experience is paying off, as many customers find the atmosphere and food quality impressive.
Revamped Cafe Experience
Last year, Tesco invested millions in refurbishing its cafes. The updates included replacing plastic chairs and harsh lighting with comfortable leather armchairs and stylish decor. This shift has created a more inviting cafe atmosphere, likened to that of an independent coffee shop.
Family-Friendly Menu
One of the standout features is the kid-friendly breakfast options. During a recent visit to a Tesco store in West Wales, a family enjoyed a hearty breakfast. The kids’ breakfast, featuring pancakes, yogurt, and toast, is priced attractively at just £3.50.
- Full kids breakfast: £3.50
- Lunch options include pasta and fish fingers for £4
- ‘Kids Eat Free’ promotion available with adult meal purchase
Exciting Breakfast Choices
For adults, the menu includes traditional choices like a full breakfast for £6.25 or eggs on toast for £3.95. Additionally, Tesco has introduced ‘posh’ breakfast options like:
- Turkish-style eggs
- Bacon and chilli brioche
- Granola bowls
- Toasted banana bread
During the same visit, one patron opted for sourdough toast topped with avocado, feta cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, and eggs, while their partner enjoyed Turkish Eggs paired with lemon yogurt and spices. The total cost for three breakfasts, including beverages, was just over £25.
Enjoyable Atmosphere
Despite a slight wait for food, families can enjoy the lively ambiance of the cafe. With a glass balustrade overlooking the store, Tesco Cafe offers a unique people-watching experience, enhancing the overall enjoyment of dining there.
Quality Food at Bargain Prices
While not Michelin-star quality, the food is praised for its freshness and flavor. The kids’ breakfast is well-portioned, providing excellent value for money. Customers appreciated the strong, flavorful coffee served in attractive blue ceramic mugs, adding to the cafe’s charm.
In conclusion, the Tesco Cafe’s updated menu and pleasant environment make it a surprisingly delightful spot for breakfast. With its impressive £5 offerings and family-oriented focus, it’s redefining what supermarket cafes can deliver.
