There has been a cafe in Reculver for many many years but as soon Royale Parks became the new owners of waterways caravan park we were given an eviction notice. Please help us to save our lovely cafe so we can serve our lovely customers for many more years to come and prove to Royale Parks that we are still needed and loved in the area.
Royale Parks thought they could bulldoze our history without a fight, but this momentum proves they were dead wrong. The sheer force of our community is making them sweat, and we are not slowing down until they back off.
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Chrissie
6 years ago
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I first went to this cafe 61 years ago - it IS Reculver - sick and tired of the ‘big boys’ stamping on what is part of Reculver’s heritage. If this happens then we know longer have a fair society. These two work their socks off to give a friendly and wonderful service.
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Luke
6 years ago
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Having made the 300 mile journey from up north to visit family staying down at reculver, we met els and what a top cafe he has, brilliant with the customers and top food! Why would you want to change it?
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Jacqui Pritchard
7 years ago
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Reculver cafe is a local treasure. There is always a warm and witty welcome and a tasty meal for locals and visitors alike. It would be a travesty to demolish it. We don't want a fancy new building in its place.
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Lesley Cuckney
7 years ago
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Please keep the cafe open as it has been apart of Revolver for years, the owners are so inviting, kind and helpful, i suffer with panic attacks depression and anxiety, when I go to other places I panic, but there I seem happy and content.
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Ruth Mansell
7 years ago
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It's such a beautiful little place and my family and I have spent many a happy morning there for breakfast. Reculver needs places like this to prevent it from going the way of too many towns and villages in the area, with big-name coffee shops and restaurants that spoil the aesthetic. What happened to Shop Local??
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Dan Hill
7 years ago
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Fantastic cafe run by lovely generous people. It would be a great loss to the people who visit the area, not to mention the livelihoods of the owners who have spent years making it what it is today - a proper cafe.
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Wendy williams
6 years ago
My sister and her husband Ann and John lived on the Blue dolphin park until unfortunately Ann passed away six years ago from cancer she had looked John until her death as he had dementia John has since passed away. I visited today 19th October 2019 and was really sad to see where they lived in the blue dolphin park all gone. I also had a conversation with the lady in the cafe who knew them as they popped in every week. I do hope they manage to stay good luck to them.
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Jade Williams
6 years ago
My Aunt & Uncle lived in Reculver for many years and I’m saddened to hear what has happened to the parks. They loved this little cafe and I can’t believe there is even the contemplation of demolition!
There has been a cafe in Reculver for many many years but as soon Royale Parks became the new owners of waterways caravan park we were given an eviction notice. Please help us to save our lovely cafe so we can serve our lovely customers for many more years to come and prove to Royale Parks that we are still needed and loved in the area.
Royale Parks thought they could bulldoze our history without a fight, but this momentum proves they were dead wrong. The sheer force of our community is making them sweat, and we are not slowing down until they back off.
57 Comments
C
Chrissie
6 years ago
Featured
I first went to this cafe 61 years ago - it IS Reculver - sick and tired of the ‘big boys’ stamping on what is part of Reculver’s heritage. If this happens then we know longer have a fair society. These two work their socks off to give a friendly and wonderful service.
L
Luke
6 years ago
Featured
Having made the 300 mile journey from up north to visit family staying down at reculver, we met els and what a top cafe he has, brilliant with the customers and top food! Why would you want to change it?
J
Jacqui Pritchard
7 years ago
Featured
Reculver cafe is a local treasure. There is always a warm and witty welcome and a tasty meal for locals and visitors alike. It would be a travesty to demolish it. We don't want a fancy new building in its place.
L
Lesley Cuckney
7 years ago
Featured
Please keep the cafe open as it has been apart of Revolver for years, the owners are so inviting, kind and helpful, i suffer with panic attacks depression and anxiety, when I go to other places I panic, but there I seem happy and content.
R
Ruth Mansell
7 years ago
Featured
It's such a beautiful little place and my family and I have spent many a happy morning there for breakfast. Reculver needs places like this to prevent it from going the way of too many towns and villages in the area, with big-name coffee shops and restaurants that spoil the aesthetic. What happened to Shop Local??
D
Dan Hill
7 years ago
Featured
Fantastic cafe run by lovely generous people. It would be a great loss to the people who visit the area, not to mention the livelihoods of the owners who have spent years making it what it is today - a proper cafe.
W
Wendy williams
6 years ago
My sister and her husband Ann and John lived on the Blue dolphin park until unfortunately Ann passed away six years ago from cancer she had looked John until her death as he had dementia John has since passed away. I visited today 19th October 2019 and was really sad to see where they lived in the blue dolphin park all gone. I also had a conversation with the lady in the cafe who knew them as they popped in every week. I do hope they manage to stay good luck to them.
J
Jade Williams
6 years ago
My Aunt & Uncle lived in Reculver for many years and I’m saddened to hear what has happened to the parks. They loved this little cafe and I can’t believe there is even the contemplation of demolition!
I first went to this cafe 61 years ago - it IS Reculver - sick and tired of the ‘big boys’ stamping on what is part of Reculver’s heritage. If this happens then we know longer have a fair society. These two work their socks off to give a friendly and wonderful service.