Up early this morning, a flurry of present opening, tea drinking and rushing (a day at the Seafood Cookery School starts at 8:45am and we had to fit presents in first!)
Once I had safely dropped him off ( and had a sneak peak at the school myself), I wandered through the town, slightly chillier then yesterday, and realising that Padstow was still snoozing, I made a hasty retreat back to the room to relax for a while until the rest of the town woke up.
Then it was the choice of breakfast, still feeling a little disappointed that we had missed out on Rick Stein's Fish & Chips I wondered if they did breakfast.
Sure enough after a quick google, they opened at 10, with a small but tasty looking breakfast menu. Only a short walk away I wrapped up warm again and headed out.
A true 'Fish & Chip Cafe' hot chocolate.
A good slather of ketchup.
A great start to a day of cornish adventures.
Once I had safely dropped him off ( and had a sneak peak at the school myself), I wandered through the town, slightly chillier then yesterday, and realising that Padstow was still snoozing, I made a hasty retreat back to the room to relax for a while until the rest of the town woke up.
Then it was the choice of breakfast, still feeling a little disappointed that we had missed out on Rick Stein's Fish & Chips I wondered if they did breakfast.
I was the first visitor of the day, pretty quiet but such a great, seaside cafe. I decided on the smoked mackerel bap, and a hot chocolate.
A true 'Fish & Chip Cafe' hot chocolate.
A good slather of ketchup.
A great start to a day of cornish adventures.
No comments:
Post a Comment