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Our Favourite Beach Side Cafes on the Isle of Wight
In no particular order...!
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Salty's Restaurant Bar, Yarmouth
If you love seafood and a lively night out, Saltys is for you. At the side of the harbour in Yarmouth Saltys is very popular with tourists and locals as well as yacht crews.
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The Folly Inn, East Cowes
Situated on the banks of the River Medina, just up from Cowes in Whippingham, The Folly Inn is in a fantastic location to sit out and watch the boats go by.
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The Crab and Lobster, Bembridge
In a stunning location with fabulous seaviews over Bembridge Ledge on the east coast of the Isle of Wight, The Crab & Lobster has a traditional feel with plenty of seating and patio areas outside overlooking the sea.
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The Taverners, Godshill
The Taverners is a real country pub that is popular with locals and tourists alike.
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The Chequers Inn, Rookley
Originally a Customs House, The Chequers Inn in Rookley, near Newport is a very family friendly pub restaurant.
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Wight Mouse Inn, Chale
The Wight Mouse Inn is a Hall and Woodhouse pub restaurant, one of the few remaining regional family brewers, brewing award-winning Dorset ales.
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The George, Yarmouth
The George is a 17th century townhouse right on the water's edge in the busy harbour town of Yarmouth, Isle of Wight.
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Eurovines
Eurovines on the Isle of Wight is built on the principle of Quality wines at a price to suit the consumer. This has evolved over the years to provide a complete service package tailored to suit your requirements.