Originally Posted by hockeyinsider

Every lounge breakfast in North America has always had sausage or bacon, hot eggs, yogurt, oatmeal and cereal. If that's the very minimum for what's defined in the terms and conditions as a "continental breakfast" then that's what the very minimum the property should have to provide in the restaurant.

Originally Posted by hockeyinsider

I'm an originalist. My interpretation is based upon a plain reading of the terms and conditions as the words are written and generally understood to mean. I don't read anything into the terms that isn't actually printed.

Originally Posted by Collins English Dictionary

A continental breakfast is breakfast that consists of food such as bread, butter, jam, and a hot drink. There is no cooked food.