What goes into Kybelle's Shoreditch Fry Up — and how our take on the full English breakfast holds its own in east London.
Every café in London claims a great fry up. Here's exactly what goes on ours, so you can judge for yourself.
What's on the plate
The Shoreditch Fry Up: a perfectly fried egg, juicy grilled sausage and crispy streaky bacon, with roasted portobello mushrooms, sweet blistered cherry tomatoes, golden hash browns and rich baked beans, finished with toasted sourdough. Classic components, done carefully — no surprises, no shortcuts.
Make it yours
Sides let you build it up: extra egg, hash browns, streaky bacon, Cumberland sausage, garlic beef sujuk sausage, grilled halloumi or smashed avocado. The sujuk is the Kybelle twist worth trying — a nod to the Mediterranean flavours that run through our menu.
Veggie? Kids?
The Vegetarian Breakfast swaps the meat for falafel, spinach and portobello mushroom, and there's a Kids Fry Up — egg, bacon, beans and hash brown — for smaller appetites.
Served all day at 62 Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch — Mon–Fri 8am–4pm, weekends 9am–5pm, walk-ins only. Best paired with a strong flat white, beans roasted by Ozone Coffee. Everything in one place: full English breakfast in Shoreditch.
Questions people ask
What is a full English breakfast?
A cooked British breakfast, usually eggs, bacon, sausage, mushrooms, tomatoes and beans with toast. Ours, the Shoreditch Fry Up, also has hash browns and toasted sourdough.
What is a fry-up?
Another name for a full English: a plate of fried and grilled breakfast favourites. At Kybelle it's the Shoreditch Fry Up, £15.50, served all day.
What's on the Shoreditch Fry Up?
A fried egg, grilled sausage, streaky bacon, portobello mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, hash browns and baked beans, with toasted sourdough.