From hearty full English breakfasts to Korean eggs and loaded hash browns, ten popular Isle of Wight eateries have been named among the best places to start the day.
Wightlink has revealed its top ten breakfast destinations, based on recommendations from hundreds of Islanders and visitors on Facebook.
The list features a mixture of traditional cafes, seaside restaurants, farm shops and independent eateries.
Here are the ten venues that made the list:
Ritchie's Diner, Lake
Taking the top spot is Ritchie's Diner in Lake, which received repeated recommendations for its generous portions and value for money.
The traditional diner has built a reputation for hearty breakfasts, with its bubble and squeak special among the dishes singled out by customers.
Wightlink highlighted the venue's popularity with those looking for a substantial cooked breakfast without breaking the bank.
Cook + Baker, Godshill
Second place went to Cook + Baker in Godshill.
The independent cafe offers a varied breakfast menu, with dishes including Korean eggs, French toasted croissants and traditional cooked breakfasts.
Its more unusual breakfast options helped it stand out among Wightlink's recommendations, offering something different from the classic full English.
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Artisan Cafe, East Cowes
Artisan Cafe, in East Cowes, secured third place, with customers praising its generous breakfasts and vegetarian options.
Among the dishes highlighted were garlic mushrooms on toast, while its wider breakfast offering also attracted positive comments.
The cafe was recognised as a popular choice for those seeking a relaxed breakfast in the town.
Off the Rails, Yarmouth
Found in Yarmouth's former railway station, Off the Rails combines breakfast with a unique setting overlooking the nearby marshes.
The restaurant has become a popular destination for Islanders and visitors, with its railway heritage adding to its appeal.
Wightlink's recommendations included particular praise for the restaurant's baked beans, helping it secure fourth place.
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Tandem Tea Rooms, Brighstone
Tandem Tea Rooms in Brighstone was recognised for its traditional breakfasts and welcoming atmosphere.
Its full English breakfast and friendly service were among the reasons customers recommended the village tearooms.
The business has also previously featured in Wightlink's round-up of the Island's most recommended small businesses.
Fins Beach Cafe, Sandown
For those who enjoy breakfast with a sea view, Fins Beach Cafe in Sandown was another popular choice.
The seafront venue was praised for dishes including eggs Benedict, loaded hash browns and its mango breakfast bowl.
Its beachfront setting provides an added attraction for customers looking to combine breakfast with a morning beside the sea.
Harvey Browns, Arreton
Harvey Browns, in Arreton, is a regular recommendation, having previously featured in eighth for Wightlink's most recommended places to eat rankings.
The family-run business places an emphasis on quality ingredients, with breakfast baps, traditional full English breakfasts and shakshuka among the dishes highlighted by Wightlink.
The venue's countryside setting and food-focused offering helped earn it a place in the top ten.
The Copper Kettle, Shanklin
The Copper Kettle, in Shanklin, was another traditional cafe to receive recognition.
Known for its all-day cooked breakfasts, the venue was recommended by customers looking for a classic breakfast experience.
Wightlink also highlighted a recommendation praising the cafe's dog-friendly approach, making it an option for those heading out with their four-legged companions.
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Bluebells Cafe, Briddlesford Farm
Bluebells Cafe, at Briddlesford Farm, earned its place on the list thanks in part to its use of local produce.
The farm cafe's breakfasts feature ingredients including Briddlesford butter, Island sausages and eggs.
Its connection to the working dairy farm makes it a distinctive breakfast destination, particularly for customers keen to support local food producers.
Seaview Hotel, Seaview
Completing Wightlink's top ten is the Seaview Hotel, which was recommended for its leisurely breakfast offering.
The hotel's Full House cooked breakfast was among the dishes highlighted, with the venue providing a more relaxed setting for those looking to make an occasion of their morning meal.
The hotel is a well-established destination in the coastal village, welcoming both staying guests and other diners.
Read more: Meet the chef adapting the Seaview Hotel menu for locals and for nostalgia!
Other Island favourites recognised
Alongside the top ten, Wightlink also gave honourable mentions to several other Island venues.
These included The Mersley in Ryde, Gossips Cafe in Yarmouth, The Wight Mouse in Chale, Blueberrys Cafe and Besty and Spinky's in Ventnor.
The ranking reflects recommendations submitted to Wightlink rather than a formal judging process.
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