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Oct 01, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Scones to die for!
by: Alyson

Over the last 48 years I have seen this go from a little shop selling ice cream and buckets and spade in the 70's, to derelict and un loved, to now the most amazing , delicious cafe on the Island.

The cakes and especially the scones are to die for. Prices are reasonable and its always busy. The only problem is that now the whole of the country seems to have discovered my one very quite spot!

Its highly recommended!
Jul 11, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Wavecrest Cafe
by: Wil

Oh Dear Me

So sad to report that I don't own the Wavecrest Cafe.

Wouldn't that be nice? I would be loved by all.

It's a brilliant little cafe located in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at Church Bay

Even better. Imagine owning both the Wavecrest Cafe AND The Lobster Pot

Church Bay Lobster <br>Pot

I would be jolly happy and unfortunately fat. There again, I reckon I've worked hard enough.

Thanks a million Carol

Be well both of you

Wil

Jul 11, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Even the locals love it
by: Carol Coates

Hi Wil

We live a few miles along the cliff path from Church Bay and a regular walk to the Wavecrest Cafe is a must for us.

I love the salmon salad, a mouth watering mix of beautiful fresh flavours, rocket, grapes, celery, onion, apple, peppers, etc. all compliment the fabulously fresh and enormous portion of salmon topped with home made mayo and dill.

Husband Barry usually has the gorgeous soft wholemeal baguette brimming with prawns in a delightful sauce and accompanied by home-made chips.

When we walk the long way round - a good six miles - we reward ourselves with a pud too.

Barry loves Granny Hudsons delicious apple pie while I go for the amazing scones filled with jam, cream and strawberries.

Your cafe is the icing on our cake.

Carol
Apr 19, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		introducing a Hungarian to Granny Hudson's
by: Graham Hill

Daniel, my daughters boyfriend is Hungarian.

Hungarian (Magyar) food is generally on the 'Substantial' side...about 10 portions of fish n chips = 1 Magyar portion of 'starters'.

So we took him to the Wavecrest Cafe.
Dan had the Med soup (a meal in itself), Roast Ham salad and chips (Granny Hudson portions) and a FULL strawberry and cream scone...not only was he full up, but he was mightily impressed with the quality AND quantity.

As for me, I'm an XXL, 6ft 3inch Northerner and could just manage the Fish pie (chips and salad) and 1/2 an 'all-in-one' scone.

Put a visit to ther Wavecrest cafe in the 100 things to do before you die list :-)
Mar 21, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		The Wavecrest cafe
by: Wendy Steele

I must have had a blond moment and forgot to add the most important bit when I was describing Penny's 'All in one' scones.

Strawberries, loads of 'em. How could I have forgotten them!

Wendy

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