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Breakfast
We don’t serve breakfast at Just B, but that
doesn't mean you'll miss out... quite the opposite! There are lots
of places to enjoy your breakfast, all just a stone’s throw from your
room’s
door. So at whatever time you choose, early morning or late brunch,
within a hop a skip and a jump you can arrive at one of these lovely
places:
(No particular order, they are all great!) |
| Cafe Alf Resco - Lower street, Dartmouth www.cafealfresco.co.uk | |
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Alf Resco's is legendary and is always a big hit. As the name suggests there's a great outdoor area which is partly canvas covered - very lovely all year round. Inside it's old world eclectic charm offers delicious fresh food and just about every kinda coffee you can think of. Vibrant atmosphere, live music and great staff. Alf's is an absolute must for the full Dartmouth experience! Easy to find – look for the gas flame burning above the gates on Lower Street. Open from 7am - 2pm daily. |
| Barista - Foss Street, Dartmouth www.cafebarista.co.uk | |
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Cafe Barista on Foss Street is always a sound choice. Lots of local produce in every dish on the menu. There's a real sort of homely feel about this place, it's not overly big so they really look after you. There are a few tables outside so on a good day you can sit and watch the world go by. Again good coffee and always a friendly face. Usually open from around 9.30 till around 5pm. |
| The French Bread Shop - Market Square, Dartmouth | |
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The French bread shop is a delicatessens so although they don't offer English breakfast, you'll find a good continental style breakfast with lovely breads and cheeses for later. Opposite is the Market Cafe which opens from 6.30 on Tuesdays and Fridays and 9? for the rest of the week, it's only small but we've enjoyed some pretty mean bacon sarnies from there lately! There's usually tables and chairs outside within the market place. |
| Castle tea rooms - Dartmouth Castle, Dartmouth 01803 833897 | |
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The Castle tea rooms is a great place to start the day, the view is spectacular and well worth the walk (about 15-20 mins, fairly level walk). Open daily with all day breakfasts and homemade cakes. If you don't make it here first thing, it's a great stop for lunch with a good walk and in summer a boat ride back into town. |
| Dart Rock Cafe - Church Close, Dartmouth www.dartrockcafe.co.uk | |
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Located just the other side of the church from the Just B rooms, Dart Rock Cafe offers cool and family friendly dining. It's not usually open first thing, but if you favour Brunch over breakfast this could be for you. It's a great option if you have little ones along with you. As it's a little hidden away, if the town is busy there's a good chance others won't have found it yet! |
| Royal Castle Hotel - The Quay, Dartmouth www.royalcastle.co.uk | |
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Since you've saved so much by staying with us, you might feel like splashing out a little extra on a fancy breakfast. The restaurant upstairs serves breakfast and has great views although you'll probably be best to book in advance. Great place for coffee or drinks at anytime, the Royal castle really is the hub of the town. Lovely in winter with a really cosy feel and great ambiance. |
| Station Restaurant- The Quay, Dartmouth | |
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Set on Dartmouth's embankment the Station cafe has great views of the river, in summer you can sit outside, although perhaps not the most relaxing place in the world as it really is first stop from the ferry pontoon. If you're after a 'midlanders' breakfast that won't break the bank, this is the place! |
| Cafe Citron - The Flavel Centre, Dartmouth www.theflavel.org.uk | |
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Welcome to our great little community resource - The Flavel centre! The Cafe Citron is on the ground floor and serves lots of yummy food. While you're there you can pick up the cinema programme and perhaps book a live show! Always lots on and well worth checking out. Cafe Open from 9.30am (10am on wed & Sat) |
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Just B,
Foss Street Gallery, 17 Foss Street, Dartmouth, Devon, TQ6 9DR. |
