Cheshire Lady
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Travelling first class on Saturday morning and just wondered what the price of a full English breakfast was? (It appears this time of travel doesn't get the free brekkie)
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Cost of Breakfast on Virgin Train
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devon_metro
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There won't be one available afaik!
MCR247
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They only do it on the selected trains that it says on the website
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Meals are free in First Class during the week. I assume similar applies when catering is operated on the weekend.
The website should tell you.
The website should tell you.
ChrisTheRef
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Virgin don't sell meals.
If you're going first class it'll either be free of charge (see website for specific trains) or there won't be one at all and you'll get water, tea, coffee and biscuits.
If you're going standard class, you can use the shop which sells things like paninis and bacon toasties which cost over £3. There's no full meal though. Obviously if you're first class, you can still use the shop should you wish.
Hope this helps
If you're going first class it'll either be free of charge (see website for specific trains) or there won't be one at all and you'll get water, tea, coffee and biscuits.
If you're going standard class, you can use the shop which sells things like paninis and bacon toasties which cost over £3. There's no full meal though. Obviously if you're first class, you can still use the shop should you wish.
Hope this helps
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