Cafe On The Beach - Speisekarte

Nice place to eat foods ok staff are ok nice view of the sea you can sit outside with the dog just be carful of cycle path when you leave

We have visited this little cafe regularly over the past 5 years and have always enjoyed the food the friendly welcome from the owners staff. It is in a lovely spot by the beach we would recommend it to anyone.

A lovely location right on the coast path with views out to sea from both the inside tables and the outside deck. Breakfasts, sandwiches, cakes and mugs of tea and coffee are the staple menu here. All served with a smile from the staff. Would happily stop here again.

Very nice little simple cafe. Perfect for stopping off if you're on a long walk from Hastings through to Bexhill along the beach and need a coffee and a piece of cake to keep you going. Lovely place to sit in the sun, looking out over the sea and watch the people walking past.

Tucked behind the Ravenscraig Shopping Retail park at Glyde gap, and right on the beach is this gem of a café. Small, simple honest to goodness value, and nothing between you and the beach, if you choose to sit outside on the terrace.Only drawback are the slightly limiting opening hours but its worth finding and especially for a 'full English '!

we normally call in there couple of times a month and order scrambled egg on toast with tomatoes theres always confusion with the order the last time involved being sworn at by the person taking the order then being charged £16 for egg on toast and 2 coffees when said it was to much and asked for the money back she refused said it was being cooked so that's the last time we will be using that café

Ordered full high tea for two, seemed expensive at £10.50 but went with it. The girl on the till couldn't add up £10.50 X 2.Had to wait for ages for the order to arrive, even had to ask where our order was. Staff seemed more interested in friends arriving because there was a live band playing.Plates looked dirty as did the cutlery. Tea tasted of chlorine, which I hate!One thing in the cafes favour was the scones were great. Wouldn't use again.

A lovely little plain cafe on the beach. Immaculately clean, another must when we visit the area. After a walk along the coastal path or on the beach, a path certainly links bexhill and St Leonard’s, and goes on I think. So a very good place to stop. Typical cooked breakfast all day and the variety of elements and usually if lunch time a soup and a couple of other dishes. They also have sandwiches etc. And a couple of homemade cakes. Can be found just under the bridge if visiting the Ravenside retail and Leisure park.Lovely people and always had lovely hot food. Can sit outside.

You probably couldn't get closer to the sea without literally being (the Cafe) on the Beach. This tea rooms flavour cafe is actually on the promenade probably where the photo was taken from, and comprises half a dozen tables in the open air, and more (rather more cosily) inside the simple but agreeable cafe building. There are simple snacks on offer as well as simple cooked dishes, tea and drinks (not alcohol). somewhat apart from the main part of the town, the cafe has a bracing, Sussex by the sea, air: wonderful on sunny, warm days, but (especially outside) you sometimes need to wrap up against risk Channel breezes. I write as a Bexhill resident, and in fact it's a year or two since I went...