Cafe On The Beach - Carta

Lovely cafė on the beach, would highly recommend, parking is easy and the views are excellent, staff very friendly

Very convenient beach cafe at the back of M&S. it has a good menu and gets very busy on summer days. Lots of dog owners meet there for a cuppa and sandwich.

Perfect place on beach for a snack or good lunch. Good for adults and children alike. Trendy salads along with smoothies plus children friendly food. Right on beach Ver carta

New Management as at 8th August 2019. Been in there a few times now good food and friendly service, always pop in when finished shopping at Glyne Gap for some cake or a breakfast. New name is Oceanside Cafe

Upon entering the restaurant, a rude comment was directed towards my son, which was not appreciated. However, the tea was pleasant and the staff was polite when we were leaving. Overall, I would give this restaurant 1 star and would not recommend it.

loved the bacon sandwich. Just the job on a lovely day by the beach. Only problem was people walking their dogs allowing them to squat in just up from the pathway. Best to eat in side then you don't see it!! Great location and super service. HOT coffee. Will defo go back Ver carta

A lovely little plain cafe on the beach. Immaculately clean, another must when we visit the area. After a walk along the coastal path or on the beach, a path certainly links bexhill and St Leonard’s, and goes on I think. So a very good place to stop. Typical cooked breakfast all day and the variety of elements and usually if lunch time a soup and a couple of other dishes. They also have sandwiches etc. And a couple of homemade cakes. Can be found just under the bridge if visiting the Ravenside retail and Leisure park.Lovely people and always had lovely hot food. Can sit outside.

I pulled off the National Cycle Route 2, in 30*C heat, hoping for a coke, some cake and to refill my empty water bottles. I was on my third day riding from Bristol to Kent.Having propped up my bike, picked up my water bottles, and before I’d even turned around, let alone spoken a word, I could hear the proprietress shouting through the door, “Ow no! Ow no! I’m not filling those”. She tried to maintain that she pays her water rates and why should she give away water for free. I could by her single use, plastic-bottled water, but she wouldn’t even accept money to fill my water bottles, even when I tried to order additional paid for items.I found her to be rude, unwelcoming and assume she puts...

While walking from Hastings to Bexhill with my family, consisting of 4 adults and 5 children aged 11-3, we stopped at a cafe on the beach for ice creams, drinks, and lunch. My oldest child, who is 11 years old, arrived at the cafe before us and asked for a glass of tap water. However, he was refused by the lady behind the counter. When we arrived, we asked the lady about this and she rudely told us that they sell water and don't give it away. I believe it is unacceptable to deny a child a drink of tap water, especially when they have been waiting for a while and are thirsty. This kind of behavior is disgraceful and shows a lack of empathy. The cafe lost our business that day and failed to pr... Ver carta