From a slap-up full English to just a bit of toast and tea, discover the best places to take older folks for a tasty cooked breakfast out and about in Wigan.
Nothing quite starts the day like a hearty cooked breakfast, and the best way to really make this most important of meals an experience is going out to enjoy it somewhere together. Give your seniors a real morning or brunch treat by taking them out into Wigan for their next cooked breakfast.
From scenic cafes to local restaurants and brunch spots, we’ve tracked down our favourite spots for some bacon and eggs, or whatever takes your fancy.
Found in the Makinson Arcade, the Little Kitchen is well known for its friendly staff and broad menu options. The Little Kitchen is proudly independent with its owner making sure that everyone who walks through their doors leaves satisfied. It’s widely regarded as one of the best places to eat in Wigan, so we’re very happy to include it on our list.
There are hot and cold breakfasts available, whether you’re hungry for traditional English breakfasts or something a little more continental. Vegetarian and vegan options are also provided.
The café itself is spacious and offers plenty of seating. In addition, being on the Arcade means that it’s right in the middle of all the shops in Wigan. This makes it a perfect starting point for any day trip into town with your seniors. Find it downstairs in the Galleries shopping centre on Woodcock Square, in Makinson Arcade, not far from the big B&M store.
“Your satisfaction is our obsession!” Or says the sign outside this cosy little café-bar.
Café Rosso is on Wigan Lane, full of personality and warmly decorated. As well as serving hot drinks, there is also a very generous breakfast menu available. Chances are you’ll probably want to take your seniors here for a morning cup of coffee or tea as well as a cooked breakfast. All the food is freshly made and carefully sourced, giving only the best experience for all who dine there.
The furnishings are all comfortable and plush, with the Café Rosso pursuing a very stylish coffee room feel. However, the flooring is all flat and there is plenty of space around each table, so getting to and from your seat is easy and hassle free. The staff is also extremely friendly and will be happy to lend a hand if assistance is needed. Find it on Wigan Lane between Mab’s Cross Primary School and the turnoff for Douglas Road.
Another place to stop in at the Makinson Arcade, this café makes a great place to grab some food either before or part way into any trip to downtown Wigan.
A good old fashioned British café, the Uptown Diner specialises in serving hearty and reasonably priced meals. The menu includes items such as full English breakfasts, bacon butties, toast, and hot drinks. Proudly independent, the café makes the best use out of good quality ingredients – including its own homemade chips.
The Uptown Diner makes no pretensions and knows what it does best – giving an excellent meal. It’s the perfect place to take your seniors for an honest and satisfying breakfast. Find it in the Galleries shopping centre on the Millgate side, just past Mr Allan the jeweller.
A hidden Wigan gem, once again located on the Makinson Arcade. The Santos Café is independently owned by a local family, offering good prices and generous portions.
The café is well known for its friendly and attentive staff, which work quickly to make all their visitors feel welcome. The food is made fresh to order, with a particular emphasis on quality as well as quantity. It has quickly become hugely popular with the rest of the town.
The café is welcoming to visitors of all ages, so senior visitors should feel right at home. Whether they’re looking for a full cooked breakfast or a hot drink, the Café Santos is more than capable of providing all that’s needed. The floor is level and even throughout, with plenty of seats and tables. Find it on Mesnes Street on the opposite side of the road from the Subway on the corner.
A large pub on Orrell Road just a short drive out of town, the Mount serves breakfast every morning from 8am to 12pm. One of its signature dishes is the “Breakfast in Bread”, which is basically a full English breakfast served within a hollowed-out loaf of bread. If you ever fancy a unique twist on their breakfast, then this is the place to try it.
As well as providing excellent hot breakfasts and drinks, the Mount also provides excellent service and a friendly welcome for all its guests. There is plenty of seating at its restaurant, by the bar or in the beer garden, all of which is fully accessible.
The Mount is best suited as a destination in itself due to its distance from Wigan proper, or else as a place to stop for food for a journey out of town. Whatever brings you there, it’s well worth the visit. Find it on Orrell Road near the bridge over the M6.
Wigan provides some of the best and most friendly places to eat in the Greater Manchester area, all of which can quickly become beloved by your seniors. Don’t overlook these fantastic cafes and restaurants. Remind yourself why breakfast is regarded as one the most essential meals the next time you’re in Wigan.
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