English breakfast Kanchanaburi

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I googled English breakfast Kanchanaburi. So armed with a Bangkok Post, I marched into

Srifa Bakery, which is one of the best places in town for real coffee

and in my best English enquired about caffe. Needless to say to say I ended up at Mangosteen and will try again on my next trip to town.

Any recommendations? Bacon, egg, toast and strong coffee? Marmalade and a real newspaper if possible?

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Apparently there is or was a place run by "Rob" who offers a decent English breakfast. Does anyone know it?

[jonnyscot]

Great full English breakfast at " one more bar" not sure about the coffee as I go for a nice mug of tea,

[salavan]

waste of time trying in the town nobody can understand you and even if they could the wouldn't want to serve you.

best to stick to the farang ghetto near the river where the guest houses are

[jonnyscot]

Sorry backtofront missed your second posting,,, same same, robs bar and "one more bar" are one and the same... Turning left into the road before or after passing the entrance to the war cemetery, turn next right and head along that road going in the direction of the war museum, if I remember you'll see either a family mart or a mini tesco lotus on the left, robs bar is just across from it

Edited February 18, 2016 by jonnyscot

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Thanks. Will try next time I am in town.

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Friends was another recommendation as well as the No Name Bar? A Tripadvisor post suggests the latter is no longer No Name and has new owners. Do the hotel not offer an English breakfast as part of the usual buffet? Any worth trying?

[MAZ3]

Rob is still at one more bar,decent breakfast and other food.

Also,back towards the Cemetery,on the right hand side,about 50 yards is the Crowds nest. Its next too the Aussie rules bar,again decent English.

Don't know if any of the hotels that offer an English breakfast

Edited February 25, 2016 by MAZ3