Ruth’s Café

I stopped there one sunny late August morning and had a bacon
sandwich and mug of latte. The owner asked me if I wanted thick bread or
ordinary, so I said yes to the first.
She wasn’t kidding! The whole thing was nearly three inches thick. It would have
been indigestible except that the bread was fresh and tasty. The bacon was
freshly fried and the coffee washed it all down nicely, as my dog and I sat
outside in the sun. Total cost was £3.40.
Made a very welcome stop. Exactly what I needed to break a long walk. (And the
owner was happy for dogs to go in.)
Warmly recommended,
Roger
PS The place used to be called Ma’s Kitchen and is near a ship’s chandler at
the bridge end of Rope Walk. I’d earlier tried the East Beach Café at the other end but they
didn’t even have their fryer working.