A continental breakfast is a light morning meal that is provided by many hotels and motels. It traditionally includes bread products, fruit juice and hot beverages. The Belmore Court & Motel also include other types of food, such as cereal, and fruit. Our breakfast is presented in a buffet, from which guests can help themselves, rather than being served to the guests like it would be in a restaurant.
Origin of the Term
The term "continental breakfast" refers to the continent of Europe and distinguishes this simple breakfast from an English breakfast, which typically consists of more food and often includes meats, cereals, fruits and even vegetables in addition to bread products, juice and hot beverages. It also is convenient for travelers who might not have time for a sit-down meal in the morning before needing to continue on their journey.Serving Procedure
Our continental breakfast is provided in our breakfast room, from 7am to 10am during the week and 7.30am to 10.30am at the weekend. The food is placed on a large table or counter, and amenities such as plates, bowls, forks, spoons and knives are made available. There are tables and chairs where guests can sit and eat.Breads
The bread products that are included in a continental breakfast include toast, croissants, scones and wheaten. Pancakes or buns maybe included seasonaly. Butter, assorted jams and marmalades and other toppings, such as chocolate spread, are available.Beverages
Juices and hot beverages are included in our continental breakfast. Orange juice, apple juice and cranberry juice are chilled. Espresso, Capuccino, black coffee and tea usually are also provided. Hot chocolate is be available for children or for guests who do not drink coffee or tea.Fruits and Cereals
Belmore Court & Motel provides fruit such as bananas, apples, oranges and kiwis. Grapefuit segments, prunes and fresh fruit salad is also available. 12 different types of breakfast cereal and milk are provided. Varieties of instant porridge satisfy most tastes.Hot Options
Recently we have added 'Hot Options'. These include boiled eggs, pork sausages and back bacon. Floury buns with these items make a tasty sausage or bacon bap.Tips for Guests
The busiest times for breakfast is from 9.30 - 10.30. The tables and buffett area will be extermely busy when the accommodation is full.We really hope you enjoy your breakfast with us.
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