The Greedy Italian - Bletchley

Awarded – Gold in MK’s Best Breakfast

The Greedy Italian - 79 Victoria Rd, Bletchley, Milton Keynes MK2 2NZ

The Greedy Italian is situated in a beautiful 19th century building which retains a wealth of original features and oozes rustic and rural charm whilst bringing you an authentic taste of Italy from Fenny Stratford.

The smell of freshly ground coffee greets you upon arrival amongst the cosy and intimate setting. Natural light pours through the windows as you peruse a menu to suit all. With menu options including; gluten free, variations of milk, vegetarian and smaller breakfasts for those with a lesser appetite.

We tried their ‘Full and Proper’ featuring Woburn smoked bacon, Cumberland sausages, black pudding, baked beans, mushrooms, hash brown and a choice on your eggs, tomatoes and toast. All breakfasts also come inclusive of tea and coffee.

With quirky, homely touches like the recycling of jars on the tables, Greedy Italian branded individual butters and the warm welcome of an Italian family home - you are sure to have a bella morning at The Greedy Italian!

If you’re looking for… an intimate, great quality breakfast

Opening times: Breakfast served Fri – Sun 9am – 11.30am

Telephone number: 01908 976844

Website: http://greedy-italian.co.uk/

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