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Cafe CadburyNewest Review: ... and a cup of tea. The seating was adequate, but didn’t give you the feel of taking your time and relaxing. There weren’t many children there too, it seemed much more of a place for a few friends to sit and chat over tea and chocolate – which is exactly what we did. I ordered a Feta cheese, pesto and salad wrap followed by an ice-cream sundae and English Breakfast tea. ... more |
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by karenuk - written on 18/03/02 (Very useful, 504 readings)
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I was recently in Bath with some of my best friends, who I met through Dooyoo – Kathryn Penguin, Offy (Ophelia) and Hpoulton (Hannah). One of the things we did over the weekend was visit Café Cadbury, which is situated at 23 Union Street in Bath. Being a huge fan of all things chocolate, this seemed an ideal place to eat and in many ways it was. The café is situated on three floors. The ground floor houses the takeaway and gift shop, where you can buy various choccie goodies for yourself, your family and friends and even more for yourself. Besides the predictable chocolate gifts, you can also buy such things as candles, toys and mugs – all with a ...
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