This is a fantastic little internet cafe. You can sit and browse the web on some provided machines…read moreor bring your own laptop. There are surf videos on show and music, you can buy Eyeball T shirts and other Eyeball bits. This is not a surf shop rather an internet cafe run by a seasoned surfer. He also sells cake, drinks and small snacks. It is the atmosphere here which is great, there are other places to access the web in Woolacombe but this is the place to go. The parking is on street, and a step leading into the shop.

From the owner: No longer an Internet cafe,…read more Breakfast cafe and light lunchs

I love this place. I have eaten there many a time and the selections are always five star. Food is…read morefresh and well presented and extremely flavorful. The bacon,egg and cheese sandwich is my favorite, but mind you come hungry it's a filling sandwich and the sweet chili chicken wrap is excellent for lunch, it too will fill you up. Coffee is excellent or try my favorite Earl Grey tea. Last but not least the staff really make you feel like you are home and everybody knows everybody. Take my word for it, The Surf Bar Cafe is THE place to go when in Burry Port!

I always use ST HELENS Post Office and have been very good. The staff is very helpful and gave me…read morethe full choice in prices and insurance for parcel cover, and help me in packing.they offered proof of postage without my asking. I imagine they could be chatty to those they know but from my own experience a pleasant and not too long a wait in the queue. and have very nice and easy entrance for old people.very very helpful staff.

A little dated, but clean with good food and drink. We stopped off for coffee, but others were…read moreeating and their meals looked good. The gents toilets were clean (usually a good sign) and they have a separate disabled facility. The Segafredo espresso was fab and the staff were friendly.

I just added a pic of the apple pie with vanilla sauce. Yum!read more

Neena have recently expanded the amount of computers they have to about eight or nine and with good…read morereason for whenever I pass it seems to be busy with the diaspora from Eastern Europe and Indian Sub-Continent as well as the odd student looking quite out of place. Prices a quite good, £1 for an hour of surfing, the printing is cheap and they'll scan documents for you, though at 50p a sheet it seems a tad much. International Phone cards are available and as the yellow and black sign indicates they do Western Union money transfers too. Service is quick if a little distracted but hey that internet thingy is addictive or so I've heard. Which may explain the greyish and rundown interior, you're probably too preoccupied with the screen to take in your surroundings, though when I was in there last I was engrossed by an aphid crawling along the printer. I do hope it's a pet.

A Western Union shop with other useful features such as internet cafe and long distance phone…read morecalls. The shop also has photocopiers and colour printing. It's a bit small with only four computers. The only close alternative is the internet cafe above Varsity on Richmond, which is slightly better. The shop allows people to transfer money quickly between countries.

Internet City is a popular internet and laptop repair shop at the city centre end of City Road…read more They have a lot of desk top machines for internet use, that are conveniently partitioned to allow for a more private means of publically going on-line. This makes using Skype, gaming or even watching a film entirely feasible, without feeling as though the rest of the world is watching you. Clearly a good headset is required to make Skype conversations possible... you can either bring your own, or use one of the Internet City headphones without charge. They also have a couple of international phone booths at the rear of the shop. Again, these have been built with privacy in mind, and allow you to talk to friends and family around the world without feeling in any way self-conscious. I've not used their laptop repair service and so I cannot vouch for this. But they seem to stock a selection of accessories and consumables, and so it looks as though they are equipped and know what they are doing. They also offer money transfer with Western Union, but with the controversy surrounding this company, as well as the charges applicable, I think you'll find that it's possible to wire money more inexpensively at Nazzal On-Line up the road.

I have rarely needed to use other internet cafés except to receed into the online universe that is…read morethe gaming fraternity. As internet cafes go this ones got the international phone booths the private desk areas that hide the computer screen from your neighbor and the setups to use skype, email, use the internet or do some work on the fly. With the advent of skype I would of thought all international phone calls would be made from a skype enabled computer, but it hasn't fully changed yet. If you are an international student you will be happy to know they offer western union money transfers, they may be on the excessive side when it comes to the fees and applicable charges so check alabany road for better deals. This internet café charges more than I was ready to part with especially with what I had in mind, would easily exceeded £10 and when there are other internet cafes that cost £10 for the day you can understand why I didn't sit down. The shop also offers laptop repair and accessories sales for peripherals.

Hotspot internet cafe provide wireless or wired internet services and international phone calls at…read morea lower rate than phoning from a mobile. The setup is a couple of phone booths and desk stations to use. Whereas there are more modern facilities at the internet cafe above Varsity if you can not be bothered to walk this place has the required equipment although at a higher cost. The one above varsity can be used for a whole day for £10. This internet cafe cost are the main thing that let it down, but if that is not objectionable use the facilities.

Hotspot Internet Café is a small internet shop on City Road that seems to have given much of the…read morelimited space available to telephone booths where international calls can be made. It's funny to see this kind of setup in the UK, as I'm more accustomed to seeing it in India and West Africa, where I am always tremendously grateful for the services they offer. But, with communication being pretty cutting edge in the UK, I do wonder at the need for services of this type. However, there are a lot of foreign students living in the immediate area, and calling long distance on a mobile is probably prohibitively expensive for them. Hotspot Internet Café also sell international phone cards that can be used in conjunction with the landlines installed, or elsewhere if desired. I used to have one about ten years ago, and it was really useful and economical. My job took me all around the UK, and the card meant that I could use hotel landlines at a fraction of the cost that I'd be charged if the usual hotel rates were applied. When I was in India last year the telephone and internet shop that I used most regularly had a dedicated phone using Skype. This was even more economical than the cards, and I wonder why Hotspot Internet Café don't offer this service as well, as they clearly have the setup to do it. In addition to telephone and internet services, Hotspot Internet Café also offer a limited suite of ancillary services that include, copying and faxing. They also offer PC and laptop network maintenance and setup.

The Computer Wizard, on the outskirts of Wadebridge town centre is an Internet Cafe and a computer…read morerepair shop. A fairly compact shop, this proved a lifeline whilst on holiday in Cornwall, to check e-mails and use Qype to find some decent places to visit, as well as to dine in during the evenings. The price for use of the computers in the cafe, was charged by fractions of the hour, at a very reasonable rate. The owner was friendly and helpful too; the Computer Wizard took some finding, but indirectly helped us to visit some memorable places.