Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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16 February 2010
19:3140808#1
Both mywife and myself today went into Mandys tearooms, we have been going in there off and on from the day she open always very good and clean and she does good meals,so if you have not been in please try it and take it from me you will always go back.
And she likes a chat as well. Vic Matcham
Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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16 February 2010
20:0940816#2
I did go in there not long after it opened, no reason for not going back; I'll try and call in and see her.
Roger
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16 February 2010
20:3940817#3
I was in there again last Friday, and as I`ve mentioned on here before, the food and tea is A1, and Mandy who serves, is very pleasant and chatty, as is her staff. A hearty all day breakfast for £3.50, with tea. The decor has a very bright and cheerful look. Highly recommended.
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17 February 2010
15:4040885#4
Another good english breakfast in there this morning, with a 2 cup pot of tea and all for only £3.50! Had an interesting conversation with Mandy the owner, a wonderful lady full of enthusiasm for what she`s achieved there. I`ve mentioned the forum, and Vic`s posting so she`ll be looking at it tonight. Try and pay a visit if you haven`t yet done so, and she`ll be thrilled I`m sure if you mention the forum.
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17 February 2010
15:5540890#5
Well done for that Colin it looks all good on the photo and it is also very nice inside.We will be down again on Friday morning at some point.
17 February 2010
16:3440893#6
Is this towards the underpass? I am happy to try out a nice breakfast for that price, and the bonus of a sea-walk afterwards.
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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17 February 2010
17:2740899#7
Yes it is Bern and you will like it,we might even meet up in there.
17 February 2010
18:0340903#8
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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17 February 2010
19:3640915#9
i keep meaning to go there, it does look very nice.
i believe that they have a courtyard garden for the summer months.
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17 February 2010
19:4840916#10
That is also right Howard.
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18 February 2010
02:0940944#11
Just remembered, the counter in there is an ex-Woolworths one, and if you ask Mandy about it, I`m sure she`d be delighted to tell you it`s history.
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18 February 2010
14:5240982#12
We was in there again today cheese scones hot,I had 4 my wife 2 they were small but very nice,Mandys is geting by,but it has been hard over the pass few weeks, what with all the bad weather e,t,c,, lets just hope trade will pick up again soon.
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24 February 2010
18:3541294#13
After 5 days of hospital food, I shall be looking forward to a nice tasty breakfast tomorrow if I can. Perhaps I`ll go for her full monty. I`m glad you enjoyed your cheese scones Vic, and yes, the weather has had an effect on her business. Perhaps being near the seafront, not many people want to venture that far?
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24 February 2010
20:4841313#14
Colin we was in there today for our breakfast and very good it was to,when you go in there you will see home made cards for sale they were made by my wife.I did not know you have been in hospital I hope you are well now.
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25 February 2010
15:3341361#15
Only managed to squeeze a bacon sarnie down today at Mandys, but it was nice to have a natter after a week`s absence. She was pleased to see Roger and Vic. I also bought a couple of Vic`s wife`s homemade cards, and very nice too. Very original as compared to the general mass produced rubbishy cards which abound these days. The wife and sister in laws like their cards Vic, so they were of real interest to them. Picture shows the two I bought.
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25 February 2010
16:0341366#16
Thank you for that COLIN yes my wife is good at making them, spends hours on them.
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25 February 2010
18:3741378#17
Anyone can get them from our home aswell there is alot there,she just loves making them out of anything,as you see in the one above she even used the road map I take out with me*(Or did do")
and box,s she makes all sizes , even my C,D,s are not safe anymore she puts them on cards.
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#18
Rounded the morning off today with a full English breakfast at Mandy`s, and I was pleased to see nearly all the table`s occupied, with no chance to have a natter. Hopefully, other trader`s in the town were getting a bit more custom with this change in the weather.
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#19
Over a breakfast in their yesterday I can tell you that Mandy is delighted that her little business is getting such good coverage on here. As always the food was excellent, the best bacon in Dover.
Politics, it seems to me, for years, or all too long, has been concerned with right or left instead of right or wrong.
Richard Armour
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#20
Nothing wrong with your tastebuds Chris.
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