The Watermark Cafe

Very friendly, helpful people and great coffee

I got their big breakfast which is tiny and not worth almost £12. Low quantity sausage and okay bacon. On the menu is states hashbrowns which is more than one but you only get 1. I got a big breakfast and my wife had toast with a tea and orange juice and it was just over £20. Cutlery was filthy and I had to go through the pile to find okay ones. I wouldn't recommend it. Nice looking place is all I can say

Generous portions of food good quality.Pleasant staff.

Lovely cafe great food and prices wonderful staff make sure you give it a try lively seating areas and views

Served pretty quickly, food is pretty good, the place is clean well laid out and friendly staff, done inside or out ....has got WiFi...ask for password. Great view to the coastline . Watermark cheese burger is yummy . Parking: Can be hard to find parking at busy times of the year. Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair friendly.

A very well presented and tidy, clean friendly cafe situated on the north bay sea front with great views. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Thoroughly recommend a visit.

Great place on the front.

Always busy and if anybody is gluten free, great selection of cakes alongside sandwiches etc. Lovely views of North Bay. Some of the seating a bit tired in places, but this shows the popularity of the place. Dietary restrictions: Lovely gluten free cakes.

This cafe is in a lovely position overlooking the sea, and one can sit outside on the terrace to enjoy the view. After that, in our experience, it starts to go downhill. The guy behind the counter, taking our order, was gruff and unwelcoming, and clearly did not want to be there. At least the young lady bringing our sandwiches was pleasant. The sandwiches themselves were a major disappointment. I was asked if we wanted salad with the sandwich, to which I affirmed. This consisted of a thin half slice of tomato over a few green leaves. A ramekin competing for the smallest ramekin in the world competition contained 4 crisps. The sandwich itself was on fairly decent sliced bread but had meagre filling. At £7.25 they were very poor value. At least the pot of tea with accompanying pot of hot water was good and strong. Not an establishment to return to, I'm afraid.