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WETHERSPOONS has slashed the price of four breakfast staples across dozens of pubs.

The chain is offering discounted sausages, bacon, hash browns and eggs across 78 boozers in London from today.

Wetherspoons has slashed the price of four breakfast dishes
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Wetherspoons has slashed the price of four breakfast dishesCredit: Wetherspoons
You can buy a small breakfast which comes with a fried egg, sausage and hash brown
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You can buy a small breakfast which comes with a fried egg, sausage and hash brownCredit: Wetherspoons

Hungry punters can snap up four different breakfast options for £2.99 instead of up to £5.41 - 45% off.

The offer is running indefinitely with Wetherspoons yet to announce an end date.

The four savoury options include: the small breakfast, small vegetarian breakfast, vegan breakfast and freedom breakfast.

The small breakfast combines a fried egg, bacon, Lincolnshire sausage, baked beans and hash brown while the small veggie breakfast comes with a fried egg, vegan sausage, baked beans, hash browns and tomatoes.

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The vegan option has two vegan sausages, baked beans, two hash browns, mushroom, tomato, a slice of toast and vegan spread.

Punters choosing the freedom breakfast will get two fried eggs, bacon, baked beans, two hash browns, mushroom and a tomato.

Customers can also opt for a tea and toast option from £1.99.

It comes with either a tea, coffee or hot chocolate and free refills, with two slices of toast with jam or marmalade for £2.49.

Or, punters can get two slices of toast with jam or marmalade without a drink for £1.99.

The toast and jam or marmalade option usually costs up to £3.58 meaning customers are getting a 45% discount.

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The latest breakfast offer from Wetherspoons isn't available in railway station locations in the capital.

It also is not available in a number of London pubs including Leicester Square.

This is the full list of 78 pubs running the £2.99 breakfast and up to £2.49 tea and toast option:

  • The Moon Under Water, Enfield
  • The Moon Under Water, Hounslow
  • J.J. Moon’s, Tooting
  • The New Fairlop Oak, Fairlop
  • The George, Wanstead
  • The George, Croydon
  • The Beehive, Brixton
  • The Red Lion & Pineapple, Acton
  • The Old Manor, Bracknell
  • The Moon & Stars, Penge
  • The Moon and Stars, Romford
  • The Moon Under Water, Norbury
  • J.J. Moon’s, Hornchurch
  • Goldengrove, Stratford
  • The Moon Under Water, Watford
  • The Wrong ’Un, Bexleyheath
  • The Moon on the Hill, Sutton
  • The George, Staines-upon-Thames
  • The Fox on the Hill, Camberwell
  • The Playhouse, Colchester
  • The Sovereign of the Seas, Petts Wood
  • The Elms, Leigh-on-Sea
  • The Last Post, Southend-on-Sea
  • The William Morris, Hammersmith
  • The Falcon, High Wycombe
  • The Assembly Rooms, Epsom
  • Baxter’s Court, Hackney
  • The Herbert Wells, Woking
  • The Wibbas Down Inn, Wimbledon
  • The Sun, Redhill
  • The Watch House, Lewisham
  • The Kings Tun, Kingston upon Thames
  • The Full House, Hemel Hempstead
  • The Cricketers, Ipswich
  • The Robert Pocock, Gravesend
  • The Back of Beyond, Reading
  • The Rodboro Buildings, Guildford
  • The Walnut Tree, Leytonstone
  • Moon and Starfish, Clacton-on-Sea
  • The Coronation Hall, Surbiton
  • The Surrey Docks, Rotherhithe
  • The Holland Tringham, Streatham
  • The Hope Tap, Reading
  • The Prince Arthur, Fleet
  • The Eva Hart, Chadwell Heath
  • The Gate Clock, Greenwich
  • The Kentish Drovers, Peckham
  • The Picture Palace, Braintree
  • The Richmal Crompton, Bromley
  • The Tichenham Inn, Ickenham
  • The Golden Lion, Rochester
  • The Brockley Barge, Brockley
  • The Great Harry, Woolwich
  • The John Russell Fox, Andover
  • The Blue Boar, Billericay
  • The Roebuck, Rayleigh
  • The Catherine Wheel, Henley-on-Thames (from July 11)
  • The Battesford Court, Witham
  • The William Webb Ellis, Twickenham
  • The Furze Wren, Bexleyheath
  • The Central Bar, Shepherds Bush
  • The Ivory Peg, Chelmsford
  • The Angel, Basingstoke
  • Waterend Barn, St Albans
  • The Watchman, New Malden
  • The Sir Michael Balcon, Ealing
  • The Flying Boat, Dartford
  • The Tailor’s Chalk, Sidcup
  • The Hatchet Inn, Newbury
  • The Rocket, Putney
  • The Greyhound, Bromley
  • The Thomas Waghorn, Chatham
  • The Dairyman, Brentwood
  • Parsons’ Barn, Shoeburyness
  • The Queen Hotel, Aldershot
  • The London and South Western, Clapham
  • Rose & Crown, Maldon
  • The Bottle Kiln, Dovercourt, Harwich
  • The Railway, Rainham

Which Wetherspoons pubs have already closed?

44 Wetherspoon pubs have already closed their doors. Here's the full list:

  • The John Masefield, New Ferry
  • Angel, Islington
  • The Silkstone Inn, Barnsley
  • The Billiard Hall, West Bromwich
  • Admiral Sir Lucius Curtis, Southampton
  • The Colombia Press, Watford
  • The Malthouse, Willenhall
  • The John Masefield, New Ferry
  • Thomas Leaper, Derby
  • Cliftonville, Hove
  • Tollgate, Harringay
  • Last Post, Loughton
  • Harvest Moon, Orpington
  • Alexander Bain, Wick
  • Chapel an Gansblydhen, Bodmin
  • Moon on the Square, Basildon
  • Coal Orchard, Taunton
  • Running Horse, Airside Doncaster Airport
  • Wild Rose, Bootle
  • Edmund Halley, Lee Green
  • The Willow Grove, Southport
  • Postal Order, Worcester
  • North and South Wales Bank, Wrexham
  • The Sir John Stirling Maxwell, Glasgow
  • The Knight's Templar, London
  • Christopher Creeke, Bournemouth
  • The Water House, Durham
  • The Widow Frost, Mansfield
  • The Worlds Inn, Romford
  • Hudson Bay, Forest Gate
  • The Saltoun Inn, Fraserburgh
  • The Bankers Draft, Eltham, London
  • The Sir John Arderne, Newark
  • The Capitol, Forest Hill
  • Moon and Bell, Loughborough
  • Nightjar, Ferndown
  • General Sir Redvers Buller, Crediton
  • The Rising Sun, Redditch
  • The Butlers Bell, Stafford
  • Millers Well, East Ham
  • Foxley Hatch, Purley
  • The Coronet, London
  • The Percy Shaw, Halifax
  • Resolution, Middlesborough

It comes after Wetherspoons announced it is bringing back a legendary menu item for the Father's Day weekend.

The Brunch Burger is returning from June 14 to June 16 and available across all UK and Ireland locations.

The fan favourite burger returned last year after last being seen on menus in 2014.

It's available as part of a meal with chips and soft drink for £7.73 or £9.26 with an alcoholic drink.

Spoons regularly updates its menu to keep punters engaged.

Last month, it revealed it was introducing a host of new items including a ramen noodle bowl, Shawarma chicken wrap and three new breakfast items, including American-style pancakes.

Plus, the boozer chain has brought back its popular Monday Club in a boost for punters.

Wetherspoons' fans will be able to pick up a pint of Ruddles or Worthington's for just £1.49, with guest ales available from £1.99.

Pints of Shipyard and Strongbow will be £2.25, Budweiser £2.69 and Guinness £2.99.

A range of single spirit measures including Smirnoff raspberry and Gordon's pink gin will be £1.99, with mixer included.

Two cocktail pitchers will be available for £13.25 and a range of soft drinks are just £1.65.

Remember if you want to find your nearest Wetherspoons pub, you can use the handy locator tool on its website.

WAYS TO SAVE AT WETHERSPOONS

Every year, Spoons holds its Tax Equality Day to highlight the benefits of a permanently reduced tax bill for the pub industry.

It usually takes place in September, and last year it fell on Thursday, September 14.

As well as its 12-day Real Ale Festival every Autumn, Wetherspoons also holds a Spring Festival.

Wetherspoons is known for its meal deal offers that run all week long.

These include Tuesday's Steak Club, Thursday's Curry Club and Fish Friday.

For example, a standard curry club meal with an alcoholic drink is between £8.55 and £9.19.

Outside of the deal, you would expect to pay around a fiver more for the same meal.

You can enjoy bottomless brews all day in participating Wetherspoons pubs by buying one hot drink.

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The offer includes Tetley tea and a range of Lavazza coffee including a flat white, latte, cappuccino, and Americano.

Prices start from just 99p but they can vary depending on your location.

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