People are only just realising Wetherspoons does a full English breakfast for just £3 – but there’s a catch

WETHERSPOONS is known for its cheap pub grub, but people are only just realising you can save even more money at the boozer.

The chain’s traditional full English breakfast is popular with punters up and down the country.

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For roughly £5.50, depending on which branch you visit, you get a fried egg, bacon, sausage, baked beans, two hash browns and slice of toast with butter.

But some Wetherspoons fans have just discovered that there’s a way you can get the same breakfast for just £2.99.

One surprised customer posted on HotUKdeals to say they bagged the brekkie for less at The Golden Beam in Headingley, Leeds.

The post quickly received dozens of comments with people asking how they managed to find the saving.

One person wrote: “Is this national? I could eat two of those easily and it’s great value.”

While another said: “Good find, thanks for taking time to share.”

And a third said: “You got a great deal!l I paid £6 for the same breakfast in a Cardiff Spoons today.”

The offer is part of Wetherspoons’ Top Plates, Low Rates promotion.

As well as the traditional breakfast, the deal also includes the following items:

• Small traditional breakfast – £1.99 instead of £4.95
• 3oz Burger with a soft drink – £4.59 instead of £6.12
• 3oz Burger with an alcoholic drink – £5.99 instead of £7.52
• Margherita with a soft drink – £6.99 instead of £9.03
• Margherita with an alcoholic drink – £8.39 instead of £12.80

The deal doesn’t currently have an end date, but be sure to check before you order because prices could vary slightly depending on location.

If you’re hoping to get in on the deal, you might be disappointed to learn it’s not available at all Wetherspoons pubs.

The promotion is currently running just 136 of its 827 pubs. The full list is below:

• The Jubilee Oak, Crawley
• The Ounce & Ivy Bush, East Grinstead
• The Six Gold Martlets, Burgess Hill
• The Albany Palace, Trowbridge
• The Ivor Davies, Cardiff
• The York Palace, Llanelli
• The Market Cross, Holywell
• The Leyland Lion, Leyland
• The Ferry Boat, Runcorn
• The Samuel Hall, Sherwood, Nottingham
• The Sir Norman Rae, Shipley
• Grover & Allen, Sudbury
• The King’s Ford, Chingford
• The Narrows, Abingdon-on-Thames
• The Lady Chatterley, Eastwood, Nottingham
• The Railway Inn, Rushden
• The Maidenhead Inn, Basingstoke
• The Whispering Moon, Wallington
• The Moon and Spoon, Slough
• The Botwell Inn, Hayes
• The Great Spoon of Ilford, Ilford
• The Lister Arms, Ilkley
• The Union Rooms, Batley
• The Tim Bobbin, Urmston
• The Edmund Tylney, Leatherhead
• The Moon Under Water, Colindale
• The Joseph Conrad, Lowestoft
• The Eight Bells, Dover
• The Lynd Cross, Horsham
• The Gooseberry Bush, Nottingham
• The Sir Richard Owen, Lancaster
• The Packhorse Inn, Sleaford
• The Swan & Angel, St Ives
• The Ford Madox Brown, Manchester
• The London & Rye, Catford
• The Broken Bridge, Pontefract
• The Commercial Inn, Sowerby Bridge
• The New Cross Turnpike, Welling
• The Golden Hope, Sittingbourne
• The Weeping Ash, St Neots
• The Arthur Robertson, Perry Barr, Birmingham
• The Mail Rooms, Ross-on-Wye
• The Gold Cape, Mold
• The Colley Rowe Inn, Collier Row
• The Sir Julian Huxley, Selsdon
• The Exchange, Banbury
• The Three Magnets, Letchworth
• The Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, Oadby
• The Bear and Ragged Staff, Bedworth
• The Rochester Castle, Stoke Newington
• The Sedge Lynn, Chorlton-cum-Hardy
• The Charlie Hall, Erdington, Birmingham
• Waggon and Horses, Alfreton
• The Benjamin Fawcett, Driffield
• The Picture House, Sutton-in-Ashfield
• The Elizabeth of York, Moseley
• The Moon Under Water, Boston
• The Red Lion, Ripley
• The Queens Hotel, Maltby, Rotherham
• The Three Tuns, Thirsk
• The High Main, Byker, Newcastle upon Tyne
• The Pontlottyn, Abertillery
• The Central Hotel, Shotton
• The Sir William de Wessyngton, Washington
• The Horseshoe, Wombwell
• The Earl of Dalkeith, Kettering
• The Thomas Sheraton, Stockton-on-Tees
• The Forum, Hexham
• The Mockbeggar Hall, Moreton
• The Dee Hotel, West Kirby
• Hoylake Lights, Hoylake
• The Brass Balance, Birkenhead
• The Wheatsheaf, Ellesmere Port
• The David Macbeth Moir, Musselburgh
• The Henry Bell, Helensburgh
• The John Fairweather, Cambuslang
• The Robert Nairn, Kirkcaldy
• The Carrick Stone, Cumbernauld, Glasgow
• The James Watt, Greenock
• Cross Keys, Peterhead
• Hunters Hall, Galashiels
• An Ruadh-Ghleann, Rutherglen
• The Sir Daniel Arms, Swindon
• The Regal Moon, Rochdale
• The Blue Bell, Hemsworth, Pontefract
• The Limes, Fakenham
• The Bourtree, Hawick
• The Bobbing John, Alloa
• The Foot of the Walk, Leith
• The West Kirk, Ayr
• The William Jameson, Sunderland
• The White Hart, Todmorden
• The Half Moon, Mile End
• The Golden Beam, Headingley, Leeds
• The Alfred Herring, Palmers Green
• The Belle and Lion, Sheerness
• The Lord John, Stroud
• The Chequers Inn, Stourbridge
• The Sir John Arderne, Newark-on-Trent
• The Five Quarter, Peterlee
• The Harry Clasper, Whickham
• The Stanley Jefferson, Bishop Auckland
• The Penny Black, Northwich
• The Clairville, Wallasey
• The John Masefield, New Ferry
• The Prense Well, Heswall
• The Miles Thompson, Kendal
• The Great Central, Fallowfield, Manchester
• The Dog Beck, Penrith
• The William Aylmer, Harlow
• The Nonsuch Inn, North Cheam
• The Kings Fee, Hereford
• The Babington Arms, Derby
• Yr Hen Dderwen, Carmarthen
• The Wilfred Wood, Hazel Grove, Stockport
• The Black Bull Inn, Bangor
• The Grand Electric Hall, Spennymoor
• The Horse Shoe Inn, Crook
• The Moon and Sixpence, Hatch End
• The Hart & Spool, Borehamwood
• The Village Inn, Rayners Lane
• J.J. Moon’s, Ruislip Manor
• The Eccles Cross, Eccles
• The New Crown, Southgate
• J.J. Moon’s, Kingsbury
• The Moon on the Square, Feltham
• The Greenwood Hotel, Northolt
• The Berkeley, Clifton, Bristol
• The W. G. Grace, Bristol
• The Grey Friar, Preston
• The Bell Hanger, Chepstow
• The Saracens Head Inn, Daventry
• The Red Well, Wellingborough
• The Hay Stook, East Kilbride
• The Godfrey Morgan, Newport
• The John Wallace Linton, Newport

Meanwhile, a shopping expert has revealed the three things to always order at Wetherspoons and those to avoid.

Plus, people are only just realising why Wetherspoons prices are so cheap – and it’s NOT beer going out of date.

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