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Cheap cafe list
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I travel around Blighty town centres and I would like to know where I can get a coffee for about £1. I'm talking sit-down not take-away only.
For example, Tropical Twister in Luton Market do a mug (or can) for 50p! (last time I went).
Please highlight the town, preferably link to location.
Thanks.
For example, Tropical Twister in Luton Market do a mug (or can) for 50p! (last time I went).
Please highlight the town, preferably link to location.
Thanks.
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are there any specific towns or areas you travel to?0
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Good idea! I'd be interested in this too, along with info about any parking nearby please.The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you.
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Please and Thank You are the magic words;)0 -
Good idea! I'd be interested in this too, along with info about any parking nearby please.
Come on people, let's have some cafe's!0 -
Filter Coffee..99p at Pret a Manger. It's a chain so I'd expect the same price and quality all over.0
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Wetherspoons filter coffee at £1.29 includes free refills until 2pm.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0 -
Bristol: St Nick's market, the one in the corner of the indoor market rather than the posher 'foodie' bits in the arcades.
Further out, Rajani's ...Signature removed for peace of mind0 -
The free drinks for Waitrose clubcard holders has caused a hoo-ha in Nailsea (near Bristol) as local cafes are losing so much business. (I can't link to web pages but a search will bring them to you)
I'm not too upset as they were probably over-charging. Hopefully competition will bring down the cost to where it should be, about £1.20 for a large, not this £2.40 nonsense. Cafes can do what they should do and make speciality cakes and foods.
My nearest (Berkhamsted) had run our of temporary cards and the cafe was packed ... it could be a victim of it's own success. The cafe has the ambiance of a school canteen, it seems the less well-heeled people of Berko would rather have that if they can save a couple of quid.0 -
The free drinks for Waitrose clubcard holders has caused a hoo-ha in Nailsea (near Bristol) as local cafes are losing so much business. (I can't link to web pages but a search will bring them to you)
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the local coffee shop opposite our Waitrose is now booming - Waitrose now gets so packed with lengthy queues & longer waits, a lot of people pop over to the coffee shop to get a seat without the wait. And, the noise level can be a lot lower too
I often find that Churches have a coffee shop/cafe attached with very reasonably priced drinks and fresh food.0 -
Waitrose now gets so packed with lengthy queues & longer waits
I had it down to the local (Ipswich) management, but it sounds as though it might be widespread.0
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