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Cox's YardNewest Review: ... weren’t open. But, we did wander around most of it. So lets start with that coffee: The Tea Shop =========== As someone who has worked in the Stratford Tourist Industry, the town only comes to life from about Easter onwards. This is when the new season starts at the Royal Shakespeare Company and the coach loads of tourists decide that it is warm enough to venue outside. If you are ... more |
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by - written on 18/03/01 (Very useful, 246 readings)
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Every 6 months or so I make a ‘pilgrimage’ to Stratford-Upon-Avon to visit my Dentist and to see my Mum who still lives in my hometown. Although I live near Reading, I still visit my family Dentist – perhaps I am happy with him! Anyway, after a period lying in the Dentist’s chair being prodded and polished (not to mention the bill); Mum and I set off to hit the town. Well – go for a cup of coffee – it was about 11am and the wind was whistling up from the River Avon. Parking the car in the Bridgefoot Car Park (opposite the Hilton Hotel), and shoving £1.20 in the machine for 3 hours parking – we crossed the ... Read the complete review
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