The food and tea here is simple and cheap. It is a great example of a British seaside cafe. Give it…read morea try. On a sunny day you can have your food in the park or just by a nice cream and go and play some crazy golf.

Being my first tea room, I was extremely impressed. The U.S. needs to jump on this afternoon tea…read moreand cake idea! Indira and I have been traveling the UK, now staying with a friend in Wrea Green for a few days, and decided to get a snack down the road at the Dizzy Duck. Definitely recommend! Indira and I both ordered what they call a potato jacket. The name fits very well since it is a potato cut in half and stuffed full of whichever items you choose (like the items are wearing a jacket!) The prices here are very fair, about 6 pounds for a very filling lunch. My potato jacket was stuffed with bacon, mushrooms and thyme. Not the shitty processed American bacon either, but the thick local, fresh from the butcher bacon they serve here in England. Indira's on the other hand was covered in cheese and beans, and looked just as delicious! The potatoes also come with cole slow and a salad. Along with excellent food, the service was great. You can see the entire kitchen when you enter the restaurant, and the staff is very friendly and right there to help. Although we didn't eat any, the variety of cakes was extensive and looked wonderful. This tea room is also right next to the lovely park in the area so you can go relax after getting filled up.

Lovely little cafe to enjoy a quick snack and warm drink. You can either sit in or outside, lovely…read moreviews of the beach and plenty of parking spaces.

Small homely establishment with plenty of breakfast options at a fair rate. Rather than pay for…read morebreakfast at the hotel, why not wonder out and eat at a local spot. They have deals posted everywhere so take your pick and enjoy your breakfast.