smokey125
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Where to eat out at the Manx
Ok guy’s (especially any Manx residents) need some advice about where we can eat out now days.
First question, we arrive early doors on Friday 15th and are after a simple good value breakfast. Last year after a recommendation from a thread on iomtt site we tried the café by the bus stop/station near the port. This was good but from what I have been told it has changed hands and is now not as good as it used to be. Any recommendations, preferably in Douglas but could be a little further out as I have been informed that plan for the day is breakfast, lap, ice cream, check into hotel, ice cream, sign on, ice cream?!?
Second question and really the most important where can we get evening meals where they allow kids in (11-12 month old)? Last year on the nights I didn’t break down our most popular haunts were the mini don (sure I’ve not spelt that right) and the Liverpool arms. If I broke down anywhere between Kirk Michael (also spelt wrong?) and Ramsey it was the Sulby Glen.
Are these places child friendly and is there anywhere else that is child friendly especially towards the end of serving time as we are often late if I break down? Food doesn’t need to be fancy just good old fashioned honest grub.
Don’t mind having take out occasionally but don’t really want to be doing it every night.
Hopefully see some of you over there. Two weeks and two days till we leave.
I'll finish it one day!
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29-07-2008, 05:02 PM |
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The Bag
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RE: Where to eat out at the Manx
Hi Smokey 125
A good place for breakfast is the cafe in nobles park, near the kids playground bit, not sure what time it opens but it is quite early. They also do ice cream and of course are child friendly.
Good news is that you spelt Kirk Micheal correctly and the Min-y-don I think is the way thats spelt. You could try the Cat with no tail, i've seen kids in there before and also the Archibald Knox, into Onchan turn left at the lights where the Manx Arms is and its about 100 yards up on the left. If all else fails you can come and pinch a Scone from The Scone Palace in the paddock
Cheers
Russ
Meanwhile back on planet earth..........
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29-07-2008, 06:10 PM |
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thewitch
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RE: Where to eat out at the Manx
In Castletown, try the Bowling Green cafe... scones...mmmmmmmmm.
I was, of course, going to suggest the Scone Palace, but Russ got in first!
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29-07-2008, 06:50 PM |
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thewitch
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RE: Where to eat out at the Manx
marginally...............
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30-07-2008, 07:03 PM |
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