Mermaids Cafe - Menu

Been here a few times and servs great coffee, hot chocolate and cakes all very reasonably priced. If your in the area its good for a stop off.

Located in a charming spot with a view of Mermaid Cove, this cafe served food quickly despite being busy. The quality of the dishes was excellent and the prices were reasonable.

Stopped by for a coffee break on a cold but sunny day and it was very nice. I probably would not come back for coffee but in a sunny warm day I would return for a refreshing drink. View menu

Had the best Brie, cranberry sauce and bacon toasted sandwich for a long time. Excellent and on a busy hot day the staff were welcoming and did well to manage all the orders. Will be back.

Cute cafe with great toasties and coffee. Staff really friendly and helpful with a good range of food choices including baked potatoes, toasties and sandwiches. Coffee was a good sized cup with a mellow flavour. Good prices and a great view over the Mermaid Beach.

The food here is lovely however here’s some constructive feedback for the management: have two queues; one for ice cream and coffee and another for food orders. The queue takes so long and some people only want a quick ice lolly. We will return but only if the queue situation is managed. View menu

The restaurant has a stunning view of the ocean and a relaxed, unique atmosphere. The servers were friendly. We ordered two hot drinks, a water, a sweet pastry, and a sandwich, which came to just under £20. I thought the prices were excessive considering that the food and drinks were good but not outstanding.

Stopped briefly for hot drinks. Welcome refuge from the cold wind coming from the sea. Cosy little cafe and busy even though very cold outside. We enjoyed coffees in the snug with a toasted hot cross bun. It does look a little tired inside but I feel a first step would be to serve hot drinks inside the cafe in proper cups instead of cardboard cups.

This place never fails to disappoint. Its surely a goldmine on the beach but time after time they run out of food and drink. Today, the first sunny day for ages, they only had soy milk at 11am and couldn't do a toastie because they were waiting for a delivery at 1pm! Maybe send one of the many teenage staff to the supermarket to get bread and milk? It's a real shame, could be so good but it's a shambles whenever I go there. View menu