South Coast breakfast cafe?
Discussion
Anyone got any bright ideas?
I'm just hoping to find somewhere that'll just do a spot of breakfast where you can sit outside and look out over some water while you eat your bacon/croissant/toast/whatever. Type of food less important than the view and the fresh air. End of the A3(M) is about 15mins for me so something within easy reach of there would be great for those occasions when the day dawns nice and you just fancy it (breakfast).
Cheers,
Dave.
I'm just hoping to find somewhere that'll just do a spot of breakfast where you can sit outside and look out over some water while you eat your bacon/croissant/toast/whatever. Type of food less important than the view and the fresh air. End of the A3(M) is about 15mins for me so something within easy reach of there would be great for those occasions when the day dawns nice and you just fancy it (breakfast).
Cheers,
Dave.
Penguin, Lee on Solent.Good views although is a bit old school greasy spoon.
Or maybe make the effort for Poole Quay.There is a little place right on the corner of The High St and The Quay(forget the name but you cannot miss it), that opens at 7 am, and does the best smoked haddock and poached egg.We often roar down there, via the Forest, and sit knocking on the door for 7am.You get to drool over the Sunseekers over the other side of the water too.
Or maybe make the effort for Poole Quay.There is a little place right on the corner of The High St and The Quay(forget the name but you cannot miss it), that opens at 7 am, and does the best smoked haddock and poached egg.We often roar down there, via the Forest, and sit knocking on the door for 7am.You get to drool over the Sunseekers over the other side of the water too.
Decided on a Father's Day beer there yesterday afternoon.
Blimey, whenever you question how much you might have spent on cars in your life, it's worth a trip down there to put things in perspective. It's the financial equivalent of looking at a massive carpark full of Veyrons and Zondas.
Might have to go with normalbloke's suggestion at Lee on Solent to avoid starting the day with acute feelings of inadequacy in the wallet department!
Blimey, whenever you question how much you might have spent on cars in your life, it's worth a trip down there to put things in perspective. It's the financial equivalent of looking at a massive carpark full of Veyrons and Zondas.
Might have to go with normalbloke's suggestion at Lee on Solent to avoid starting the day with acute feelings of inadequacy in the wallet department!
DaveR said:
Decided on a Father's Day beer there yesterday afternoon.
Blimey, whenever you question how much you might have spent on cars in your life, it's worth a trip down there to put things in perspective. It's the financial equivalent of looking at a massive carpark full of Veyrons and Zondas.
Might have to go with normalbloke's suggestion at Lee on Solent to avoid starting the day with acute feelings of inadequacy in the wallet department!
As the saying goes;Blimey, whenever you question how much you might have spent on cars in your life, it's worth a trip down there to put things in perspective. It's the financial equivalent of looking at a massive carpark full of Veyrons and Zondas.
Might have to go with normalbloke's suggestion at Lee on Solent to avoid starting the day with acute feelings of inadequacy in the wallet department!
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