An Artisan coffee shop in the heart of Seaview just a short stroll away from the seafront. Enjoy homemade cakes, biscuits, panninis, salads and quiche. Pop in for a well earned snack if you are walking around the coast or spending the day of the beach.
Right on the beach at St Helens, this cafe serves snacks and drinks. There's plenty of parking available so ideally placed for a day by the sea.
With its very own bakery on site you are assured of fresh bread, pastries and cookies to accompany your coffee and tea. Open all day, every day, call in for breakfast, lunch or dinner. It's best to book as space is limited.
Open during the summer months, this cafe/pottery offers lunches and cream teas either outside on the lawn, in the courtyard or inside the pottery barn with its log burning stoves. Whilst you are there you can take a look around the gift barn or even paint your own pottery in the studio.
Ideally situated in front of the pier at Ryde. Chocolate heaven with great reviews for their hot chocolate.
Ideally located on the sea wall between Seaview and Ryde, either park and walk or use the nearby car park in Puckpool Park. Open for breakfast and lunch, the menu is varied and has regularly changing specials. They are especially dog friendly and will even offer your pooch a biscuit.
A coffee shop within a shopping centre so kill two birds with one stone, buy your holiday gifts and stop off for a snack. The coffee shop offers homemade cakes and locally baked bread with a daily changing menu and freshly brewed coffee.
A coffee shop within a shopping centre so kill two birds with one stone, buy your holiday gifts and stop off for a snack. The coffee shop offers homemade cakes and locally baked bread with a daily changing menu and freshly brewed coffee.
A visit to the Island should include a cream tea, and here you can sit in the gardens in the sunshine and enjoy outside dining. There is also a gift shop and ice cream parlour to enjoy.
If your visiting the gardens at Rylstone don't forget to pop into the cafe. It's a lovely, tranquil spot and you can always indulge in crazy golf afterwards!
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An Artisan coffee shop in the heart of Seaview just a short stroll away from the seafront. Enjoy homemade cakes, biscuits, panninis, salads and quiche. Pop in for a well earned snack if you are walking around the coast or spending the day of the beach.
Right on the beach at St Helens, this cafe serves snacks and drinks. There's plenty of parking available so ideally placed for a day by the sea.
With its very own bakery on site you are assured of fresh bread, pastries and cookies to accompany your coffee and tea. Open all day, every day, call in for breakfast, lunch or dinner. It's best to book as space is limited.
Open during the summer months, this cafe/pottery offers lunches and cream teas either outside on the lawn, in the courtyard or inside the pottery barn with its log burning stoves. Whilst you are there you can take a look around the gift barn or even paint your own pottery in the studio.
Ideally situated in front of the pier at Ryde. Chocolate heaven with great reviews for their hot chocolate.
Ideally located on the sea wall between Seaview and Ryde, either park and walk or use the nearby car park in Puckpool Park. Open for breakfast and lunch, the menu is varied and has regularly changing specials. They are especially dog friendly and will even offer your pooch a biscuit.
A coffee shop within a shopping centre so kill two birds with one stone, buy your holiday gifts and stop off for a snack. The coffee shop offers homemade cakes and locally baked bread with a daily changing menu and freshly brewed coffee.
A coffee shop within a shopping centre so kill two birds with one stone, buy your holiday gifts and stop off for a snack. The coffee shop offers homemade cakes and locally baked bread with a daily changing menu and freshly brewed coffee.
A visit to the Island should include a cream tea, and here you can sit in the gardens in the sunshine and enjoy outside dining. There is also a gift shop and ice cream parlour to enjoy.
If your visiting the gardens at Rylstone don't forget to pop into the cafe. It's a lovely, tranquil spot and you can always indulge in crazy golf afterwards!