Bar Ziti and Flush Golf are now serving breakfast, just in time for FIFA’s kick-off

For those setting alarms for FIFA Club World Cup kick-offs, squeezing in an early round on the simulator, or simply looking for a more interesting alternative to the usual morning coffee run, Bar Ziti and Flush Golf have introduced a new breakfast offering that makes a compelling case for starting the day a little earlier.

Available from 7am on weekdays and 9am on weekends, the menu leans towards the kind of generous, comfort-driven dishes that suit both sports fans settling in for a match and those easing into the morning at a slower pace. Ricotta Pancakes arrive topped with honeyed caramelised banana, the Big Breakfast comes loaded with eggs, bacon, lamb merguez and rosti, while Eggs Benedict swaps the traditional English muffin for a crisp potato rosti finished with paprika hollandaise.

Stack of golden pancakes with caramelised berries, banana, and whipped cream on a white plate.
Ricotta Pancakes
Person cutting into a poached egg on sourdough toast with a full café breakfast spread.
Flush Big Breakfast
Mushroom Bruschetta

The setting remains one of the city’s more entertaining places to spend a few hours. While Bar Ziti continues to deliver its familiar mix of good food and easy hospitality, Flush adds a playful dimension, allowing guests to move seamlessly from breakfast and coffee to a virtual round of golf without leaving their table-side conversations behind.

Breakfast Bap
Breakfast at Bar Ziti & Flush Golf

For one week only, there’s an added incentive. From June 15th until June 21st, diners can enjoy half-price Allpress coffee with breakfast or lunch when dining in, making those early FIFA kick-offs feel considerably more manageable.

Breakfast, football, coffee and a few holes before lunch. There are certainly worse ways to spend a winter morning.

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