Spent an amazing week, staying in a two-bedroom bungalow. We were able, to be use the facilities from the hotel (next door). The beach was a short, but steep walk away from the bungalow. We used the hotel’s tennis court, and made great use of the ‘games room’!!
We visited: Lizard Point, (which is the most Southerly point of the UK), Penzance, Posidhu Cove, Helston, St. Michael Mount, Trebah (with its own Beach), and Glendurgan Gardens.
Today, I went for lunch at the Southsea Beach Cafe. It was very busy, but we didn’t have to queue for very long, before we were taken to our table, with a good sea view.
The cafe seems to be divided into two parts, for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The decor is very in-keeping with the beach life, nautic rustic!! The vibe is very casual, and age diverse, which makes the cafe a destination.
I ordered the fish and chips. The white fish was smallish, and the batter tasted dry, as the chips did too. However, the service, the ambience and the great location, would mean that I would give it another try!!
A great eating venue for the Spring and Summer. The need for more contemporary eateries, would be great for Southsea!!
W
