Beachcomber Café

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  Mr. Guinea Pig

  ·2 months ago

  “We visited on Saturday 4th July 2026. Quick coffee and cake. Plenty of space in the garden. Superb views, friendly service and very well organised ordering system. This Cafe is on a cliff top and there were circling seabirds. These pests were kept at bay by the mere presence of Rocco the Pere-Saker Falcon. The falconer brought the bird to a table and let the Seabirds see him alert and ready to go. It made my day.”

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  Timothy Fry

  ·3 months ago

  “Stopped in for a full English breakfast. Wonderful prompt and friendly service. Good quality ingredients and apparently clean. The sausage and bread/toast in particular was of high quality. Now the not-so-good bits. Bacon, good quality, sausage were overcooked or re-cooked. A piece of stray onion from a burger dish was hidden under the hash brown. The amount of butter was stingy and tea served with a bag and hot water. Not freshly boiled. I suspect the establishment trades on it's cliff top position and summer popularity as, while acceptable, I don't feel the food was good value. Edible, certainly and flavoursome, but not good value. Go inland a couple of miles and get the same food for 2/3 the price.”

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  Steve James

  ·4 months ago

  “Lovely spot found today Saturday for a catch up with the family wide choice on the menu seating inside snd out toilets on site friendly staff nothing too much trouble definitely recommend it with lovely views to be had coastal walking.”

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  Katherine Tyrrell

  ·6 months ago

  “First time of going there. Dogs allowed inside the cafe. Great selection of food. We had hot chocolate as a drink, an almond twist and a chocolate chip muffin. Great prices. Would recommend.”

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  Paula

  ·1 year ago

  “We visited twice once in the evening for tea and cake, then again the following morning for breakfast. The staff were friendly, the view is spectacular, and you can look out towards the Needles on the Isle of Wight. There is indoor and outdoor seating. We sat inside, it's nicely decorated with a fun vibe. The breakfast we had the following morning let it down slightly. Fried eggs were hard, hash brown overcooked, and I didn't like the sausage, but that's just my taste. To be fair, they were extremely busy, but breakfast cost £12 without a drink, and you could choose either beans or tomato. For this price we expected better and maybe beans and tomatoes should come as standard. Seems a strange thing to scrimp on, and small things mean a lot.”