Pier Cafe

Great little cafe on the corner of the promenade and the pier. Always busy. Dog friendly. Serves cold and hot food and drinks and ice creams. I had a rum and raisin icecream.

Ordered fish and chips. Fish was good, but the Chips were not fully cooked. Mayonnaise looked and tasted like cream. Ketchup had a fruity flavour, definitely not like tomato. Not worth the price!

Rude staff, came in for a breakfast. Have been a number of times before and had great service. This time though an incredibly rude member of staff greeted me and lied to me claiming that food is only served after 11am saying "it says so on the menu you should read it" the menu stated breakfast is served UNTIL 11:30 nothing about when it starts. In fact I have been served multiple times here between 9-10 in the past. I do not appreciate being lied to as a customer just because the staff member was unwilling to serve food. If they don't want to cook say so don't lie and claim the customer hasn't read non-existant rules. Won't ever be coming here again.

Pier Cafe is a perfect place at the beach for refreshing food.

They serve fish & chips, fries, ice creams, hot and cold drinks, burgers, and hot food.

We ordered two ice creams - Rasberry Ripple and Oreo Ice Cream. Both ice creams were perfect.

Best service I’ve ever had, great singing and the ice cream was such high quality. Perfect for a day at the beach with the family.

Lovely ice creams. Fish n chips were served hot and fresh with variety of sauces n salt/vinegar. Other selections include burgers and chicken

Friendly staff, nice for coffee, ice cream, sweets etc but avoid for fish and chips.

I paid £6 for (frozen NOT fresh fish) and (frozen NOT real chips).

Being at the seafront, I expected fresh Fish and real chips.

I work for the national autistic society and have now used this cafe multiple times with different students, visited today with a gentleman who communicates vis pecs - picture exchange communication system. He selected his pecs and gave them to the lady behind the counter who took them and handed them back she then spoke solely to my service user asking him if he wanted a flake. I then asked him in sign language if he wanted one and she watched his response ( the smile on his face when I mentioned chocolate) and then proceeded to select the largest flake she could find for the ice cream. She was patient polite and happy to serve us.