@@BurgundySorcerer A Wetherspoons breakfast is only mildly worse than a Little Chef one and you can easily get one for under a tenner. Hot drinks are re-fillable too.
@@sartajparveen2001 they probably got bought out and were offered a lot of money to sell. That or the CEO got greedy and decided to take his millions out of the business and sell all of his restaurants for even more money. I'm pretty sure there's still a single one open somewhere in England. Places like Starbucks and McDonald's would have paid through the nose to have a branch on a busy motorway. The same thing happened with Thompson (a holiday company) the CEOs each paid themselves £20 million and shut the company down. If a company goes under, 80% of the time it's because of greedy business people
Little chef oh how I miss you. I fondly remember halfway through a road trip to the Lake District going in one with the parents back in 2009. Those red chairs were so iconic.
Ive been visiting family in the UK my whole life and I lived there for a year at one point, but I've never been at Little Chef. Still, the combo of that beautiful diner full with Two Door Cinema Club on the background managed to invoke immense nostalgia for something I relate to but never experienced. Magnificent work.
God damn, the "last time I was felling true joy," part hit deep. I have such fond memories of Little Chef, as a child travelling there in the back of my dads Omega or any of his other cars. The lollies you could get afterwards, plus the Robot Wars mini toys.
The waitress at a Little Chef accidentally bonked my brother over the head with a hot bowl of onion rings when we were kids. Thing is, we had gone out to eat to cheer him up because he'd been attacked by a stray cay the same day. He was, like, 5. It's the only thing I remember about Little Chef!
I'll add to the memory. The little square lollipops they had. I still remember them, and I'm not even in the UK any more. God. This hit me hard. Good video.
I miss Little Chef soooo much!! Every time I’d visit my family in Wales (I live there now) with my grandparents, we’d ALWAYS stop off at Little Chef on the way back home on the M4 and I’d get Ham, egg and chips or a burger every time and never forget to pick up my free lolly pop and balloon on my way out. I also loved colouring in and doing the puzzles on the kids menu. Little chef was a massive part of my childhood and I’ll forever miss it.
The missus worked at little chef way back when and says the only bit you got wrong was the smoked bacon - Little Chef bacon was never smoked! She also said the rest was spot on 👌
Used to work at one for 5 years after i left school until i was set into Uni. Olympic Breakfast was number 9 on the menu and was definitely the best thing on the menu.
This isn’t a British take on American food though. This is literally a full English breakfast. Only the style of the restaurant was inspired by American diners.
I was devastated when little chef closed down not because of the food, it was what you’d expect nothing mind blowing, but rather the fond memories being with my grandmother as a kid.
A Little Chef breakfast was the first thing I ate when I moved here. They weren’t that nice but they did introduce me to the hangover joy that is the full English.
As an American who traveled a lot it pleases me greatly to see such a tradition as the roadside diner be appreciated across the pond. I'd like to think if I was raised British I would enjoy a full English breakfast. Unfortunately those beans are hard to work around in my southern Louisiana brain. Your Olympian Breakfast is like our Astronaut Breakfast. We use more eggs. It's everything a growing boy needs.
As a Brit, I really appreciate the US! Very diverse place, and sooo crazy large, the fact Texas is three times the size of the UK I believe is wild! Funnily enough, I don't like beans myself 😂
This is the first time I've ever actually heard someone say good things about Little Chef. We used to call it "little thief" because the prices kept going up and the quality kept going down in the mid 2000s...
I used to go to a Little Chef restaurant when I was a kid. Not the same one mentioned in the video, but an independent restaurant in America that bears the same name. My mom used to take me out of school on my birthday, and take me there to get Belgian waffles. Completely unrelated, but I haven’t heard that name in years, and this video made me remember those birthdays fondly.
I had grandparents I used to see in the summer 200 miles from where I lived and every year my parents would stop at either Little Chef or Happy Eater on the way. Fond memories!
remember going to visit family an hour away once, going to the little chef on one side of the motor way on the way there, and going to the little chef on the other side of the motor way on the way back (they couldn't have been more than 5-6 miles apart). i was maybe like 7 or 8 and it genuinely is one of those memories that is firmly planted in my brain. rip to the goat.
Man I remember every Friday my dad picked me and my brother up for the weekend, we would stop at the little chef on the way home and get 2 Olympic breakfasts each and a dessert. Fond memories of the little chef :)
Damn. This reminds me of the stops my family would take in Wales just after coming off the Ferry. We'd then drive from Pembroke to Arundel to visit family and then trundle back to Pembroke for the Ferry to Rosslare. Both ways we stopped at Little Chef in Wales hehe.
This dude is one of the few Cooking channels that has orginal content and isnt some chef cooking god knows what while a phonk song blasts in the background
My parents never went to Little Chef. I told myself that later as an adult I would take myself to Little Chef. But I never needed to learn to drive, and now it's too late. RIP Little Chef, RIP what could have been.
There was a family fish and chip shop somewhere around the Oldham area in the 70's. They made the most incredible steak puddings. Still think about them now and then...nearly 50 years later.
I miss little chef, only ever went once because would always see it on road trips and beg to go there, can't even remember what I had or how it was but I love the nostalgia
Little chef is the only restaurant ive ever dine and dashed from. Spent 20 minutes trying to pay and nobody would take my money, after they got my entire order wrong and cold. The meal wasnt worth being free.
I remember when I was very young we went to see Monster Jam in Cardiff and I got this dish from Little Chef and it was one of the highlights of my trip
Listening to Two Door Cinema Club and seeing service station food is strangely nostalgic.
Immediately transported to the safety of having been on a roadtrip for the past 6 hours just daydreaming to the music
Ye :)
I didn't even realize that's why I recognized the song until reading this comment lol (had my audio turned down).
Two Door Cinema Club is nostalgic? I'm fucked then.
@@CherryZomb13 SAME THIS IS MY ROADTRIP SONG
Shoutout to Two Door Cinema Club
I was gonna say!!!
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Exactly!
Literally what I was thinking
Was thinking the same thing 😊
You're actually so gay, gay British hippy
Holy shit £7.99. Makes you realise how fucked things are now
Can still get a decent full English breakfast for 8.50-10.50
@@jm9667 I’d love to know where to get a decent one for that price range
@@BurgundySorcerer A Wetherspoons breakfast is only mildly worse than a Little Chef one and you can easily get one for under a tenner. Hot drinks are re-fillable too.
Never had a good little chef, wetherspoons has been better every time.
As an American I converted that into USD you can't get anything in America for that price anymore
That sausage stroke was outta pocket but so in line with his past videos
* big sausage
Can’t even make it halfway through the video 😂
@@soleloa5090 *tHiCc sauw-sage
Almost spat in laughter when he did that
@@soleloa5090 average*
The fact that you used a Two Door Cinema club song makes you the best chef on RUclips.
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@@user-uyew11 Yay!
Bro is the more british version of a mild mouthed Gordon ramsay
I don't get it. Ramsay was born in Renfrewshire and raised in the midlands. Wouldn't that be text-book British?
Renfrewshire has got to be the most british name ive ever heard@@BadgerUKvideo
the thing is there's around 40 different British accents that all sound different from each other so you can't say one is more British than the other
Gordon Ramsey is already British.
@@RenaissanceEarCandy thats why i said MORE british
7.99 for a pretty well balanced breakfast sounds like an actual dream
Not as well balanced when even the veg is fried but still good for the price
The Two Door Cinema Club background music is just *chef’s kiss* nostalgia
I miss little chef, from the fat little chef era. Used to go every Saturday with my Dad. The only good memories I have of him as a father 😂
Same, I went there when I used to go on long car journeys for family holidays it was great
Why did the restaurant shut down ?
@@sartajparveen2001 they probably got bought out and were offered a lot of money to sell. That or the CEO got greedy and decided to take his millions out of the business and sell all of his restaurants for even more money. I'm pretty sure there's still a single one open somewhere in England.
Places like Starbucks and McDonald's would have paid through the nose to have a branch on a busy motorway.
The same thing happened with Thompson (a holiday company) the CEOs each paid themselves £20 million and shut the company down. If a company goes under, 80% of the time it's because of greedy business people
Obviously a nonce then
@@oneenglishbastard87every single little chef closed, there's none open anymore
Little chef oh how I miss you. I fondly remember halfway through a road trip to the Lake District going in one with the parents back in 2009. Those red chairs were so iconic.
Do you know why it closed?
@@giannispapasta9086 Administration from several instances. They eventually had to close shop and sell off their remaining locations to Euro Garages.
Hearing Two Door Cinema club was not something that was gonna be on my watching youtube shorts bucket list 😂 W song
The way you described going on a Family holiday and stopping in a Little Chef... Man, that hits the Nostalgia hard.
AHHHH TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB THE NOSTALGIA IS UNREAL
Ive been visiting family in the UK my whole life and I lived there for a year at one point, but I've never been at Little Chef. Still, the combo of that beautiful diner full with Two Door Cinema Club on the background managed to invoke immense nostalgia for something I relate to but never experienced.
Magnificent work.
God damn, the "last time I was felling true joy," part hit deep. I have such fond memories of Little Chef, as a child travelling there in the back of my dads Omega or any of his other cars. The lollies you could get afterwards, plus the Robot Wars mini toys.
amazing dish and shoutout to the song, was super surprised to hear two door on my shorts feed :3
That sausage 😂😂
The waitress at a Little Chef accidentally bonked my brother over the head with a hot bowl of onion rings when we were kids.
Thing is, we had gone out to eat to cheer him up because he'd been attacked by a stray cay the same day. He was, like, 5.
It's the only thing I remember about Little Chef!
Little Chef just opened up a whole can of memories
Yesterday I was reading a BBC article about Little Chef. And now, I see this video.
Algorithm is serious, people.
Nah they are spying on you
Confirmation bias or coincidence probably
Google have trackers. That's why.
We miss you little chef 😢
My Dad always called it Little Thief as it was expensive 😂
Haha mine did too lol
I'll add to the memory. The little square lollipops they had. I still remember them, and I'm not even in the UK any more. God. This hit me hard. Good video.
I miss Little Chef soooo much!! Every time I’d visit my family in Wales (I live there now) with my grandparents, we’d ALWAYS stop off at Little Chef on the way back home on the M4 and I’d get Ham, egg and chips or a burger every time and never forget to pick up my free lolly pop and balloon on my way out. I also loved colouring in and doing the puzzles on the kids menu. Little chef was a massive part of my childhood and I’ll forever miss it.
I haven’t been able to ever go to a little chef but I wish I could have atleast once, also thanks for the Two Door Cinema, absolutely love them
The missus worked at little chef way back when and says the only bit you got wrong was the smoked bacon - Little Chef bacon was never smoked! She also said the rest was spot on 👌
Used to work at one for 5 years after i left school until i was set into Uni. Olympic Breakfast was number 9 on the menu and was definitely the best thing on the menu.
Haha, I still remember most of the numbers 😂
As a born and raised Midwesterner (US), I feel qualified to confirm this is the most British take on the most American eating experience
This isn’t a British take on American food though. This is literally a full English breakfast. Only the style of the restaurant was inspired by American diners.
@@TheDarthax Ah, that makes perfect sense. I must have misunderstood that part!
@@arininquotes8396 I don’t think OP was clear enough to be fair.
Love your shorts man. Keep it up you silly git.
I miss Little Chef so much! The veggie breakfast was a feast!
Miss Little Chef. Such good nostalgia
Be careful letting the beans come into contact with the toast. There might be foreigners watching. :P
You still get those in Australian Roadhouses, a great brekky!
Dude the song gives me so much nostalgia of the times before school seeing the weather forecast
I was devastated when little chef closed down not because of the food, it was what you’d expect nothing mind blowing, but rather the fond memories being with my grandmother as a kid.
When I heard little chef I thought it would be some sort of ratatouille promo 😭
Mate, the food along with the music is stirring up feelings and memories I'd nearly forgotten about.
God, I miss all of that.
A Little Chef breakfast was the first thing I ate when I moved here. They weren’t that nice but they did introduce me to the hangover joy that is the full English.
Dude you have got to do the happy eater
I used to love happy eater, because the logo looked like he was about to vom, and those plastic swings outside that look like a tree…
I love these guys. First time hearing them in a short
As an American who traveled a lot it pleases me greatly to see such a tradition as the roadside diner be appreciated across the pond.
I'd like to think if I was raised British I would enjoy a full English breakfast. Unfortunately those beans are hard to work around in my southern Louisiana brain.
Your Olympian Breakfast is like our Astronaut Breakfast. We use more eggs.
It's everything a growing boy needs.
As a Brit, I really appreciate the US! Very diverse place, and sooo crazy large, the fact Texas is three times the size of the UK I believe is wild!
Funnily enough, I don't like beans myself 😂
@@yin-yi5189as a American in texas 90% of our foods are either Mexican or Deep South foods
Have you ever actually had beans on toast? You use tomato beans, it's totally different from what you may be thinking
I've never seen someone peel a mushroom before lol
Never heard of little chef but I love diner food... Bring that here to the states!
Little chef + Two door cinema club = True Nostalgia
I want that perfectly toasted toast it looks delicious. 🤤
It's fried bread not toast
Mann… it looks so good
Drooling right now 😋
That full English looks insanely good...
Hearing that music fills you with determination
That poor sausage.
Can you make Lebanese school lunches please 😢
Little Chef brings back a lot of childhood memories!
The sound track to my UK trip last year.
PLEASE DO BURGHY NEXT! WE NEED SOME ITALY REPRESENTATION!
Today this would cost you $27.99
Honestly… can everything stop being so expensive 😅 💸
yeah but we dont have to also pay for healthcare and we know about other countries
little chef just unlocked a core memory i didn’t even know i had.
TDCC background music is iconic, that guitar part hits different
Now this is actually a good segment, really cool...
Mate you've got such good music taste, baggy trousers, what you know, dirty harry...
I have literally never had a single enjoyable experience at a Little Chef.
This is the first time I've ever actually heard someone say good things about Little Chef. We used to call it "little thief" because the prices kept going up and the quality kept going down in the mid 2000s...
Thank you for talking about Jonathan Winters. My first comedian love in 1978 at 6 years old. A brilliant, funny bastard. Sadly forgotten.
I used to think it was such a treat when mum stopped there in the seventies because of the lolly they'd give us kids😊
Ok, but that Little Chef commercial from the 80s was terrifying.
I used to go to a Little Chef restaurant when I was a kid. Not the same one mentioned in the video, but an independent restaurant in America that bears the same name. My mom used to take me out of school on my birthday, and take me there to get Belgian waffles. Completely unrelated, but I haven’t heard that name in years, and this video made me remember those birthdays fondly.
That loomd really good with roasted mushrooms and tomatoes in the breakfast, way healthier than anything Denny's has
I had grandparents I used to see in the summer 200 miles from where I lived and every year my parents would stop at either Little Chef or Happy Eater on the way. Fond memories!
remember going to visit family an hour away once, going to the little chef on one side of the motor way on the way there, and going to the little chef on the other side of the motor way on the way back (they couldn't have been more than 5-6 miles apart). i was maybe like 7 or 8 and it genuinely is one of those memories that is firmly planted in my brain.
rip to the goat.
I’ll be honest as a proud American I hate to admit that the full English breakfast is very hard to beat!
Man I remember every Friday my dad picked me and my brother up for the weekend, we would stop at the little chef on the way home and get 2 Olympic breakfasts each and a dessert. Fond memories of the little chef :)
Basically like a grand slam, but with better sausages and the potatoes aren't hashbrowned
Damn. This reminds me of the stops my family would take in Wales just after coming off the Ferry.
We'd then drive from Pembroke to Arundel to visit family and then trundle back to Pembroke for the Ferry to Rosslare.
Both ways we stopped at Little Chef in Wales hehe.
Ashtrays from restaurant chains are like relics of a bygone era.
The chocolate dip donuts where amazing too.. their icecream and not to forget their burgers!
Little chef, like woolies is one of those names that have been lost and it just feels a shame that they don't still exist. :(
I don't live in England but when I visited England this was a pure beauty
This dude is one of the few Cooking channels that has orginal content and isnt some chef cooking god knows what while a phonk song blasts in the background
The pancake jubilee was always my go to. RIP little chef.
I worked in a little chef as a teen. Ate many of their fry ups. My nostalgia food from them though was the cherry pancakes.
My parents never went to Little Chef.
I told myself that later as an adult I would take myself to Little Chef.
But I never needed to learn to drive, and now it's too late.
RIP Little Chef, RIP what could have been.
Got damn that song sends me to nostalgia time, when i was 16... Feels like it was in a previous life.
AND IM 20 NOW 💀
When bro holded that sausage got dying 😂😂💀
There was a family fish and chip shop somewhere around the Oldham area in the 70's. They made the most incredible steak puddings. Still think about them now and then...nearly 50 years later.
The baked beens for breakfast thing makes this feel so very British and im an American recognizing this 😂
what you know + Olympic breakfast = nostalgia
I miss little chef…. They were something special
Little Chef and Mr Wimpy. Two absolute joys of my childhood 😂
Hearing two door cinema club was a throwback 😂
I miss little chef, only ever went once because would always see it on road trips and beg to go there, can't even remember what I had or how it was but I love the nostalgia
Man this looks great. I might have to actually yield and try English beans with my next warm breakfast
Two door Cinema club and a classic nostalgic diner experience are a match made in heaven
Honestly that looks like a breakfast for champions so the name is pretty accurate
Why is it that I just recently got into two door cinema club and now I hear their music everywhere
I used to love little chef as a kid
NOOO ITS CLOSED?!?! Fond memories about going to wales and stopping off at one of these. Pancakes was always lovely 😢
Little chef is the only restaurant ive ever dine and dashed from.
Spent 20 minutes trying to pay and nobody would take my money, after they got my entire order wrong and cold.
The meal wasnt worth being free.
this just gave me crazy nostalgia i cant believe they all closed down!
Your voice is the most pleasant out of all if nothing in this channel
One of my Dad's mates used to call it 'little road chief'.
I remember the wonderful smell of walking into a Little Chef in the 90's. Grease and cigarettes....heavenly.
I remember when I was very young we went to see Monster Jam in Cardiff and I got this dish from Little Chef and it was one of the highlights of my trip