Station Cafes
 

I think it would be useful if members where to share there experiences of cafes at stations, be they good or bad. To start the ball rolling I was in the cafe at Bangor today. It's licsensed, does good food (admittedly with very little choice) and isn't overly exspensive.

Sounds like a good idea. Can you give some examples of the "Good Food" please Pavorossi?
John

Hot and cold sandwiches, pasties and pies, scones and flapjacks. It makes me hungry just thinking about it...

Nuneaton on platform 5 I dont know what the food is like But in there is a Model shop !!

Seth

Carnforth aint too bad! and 2 model shops. plus some Wedensdays a Farmers market where u can buy Farmers cheep :-(

Farmers dont go cheep. They go "grunt".
Sometimes they go:- "Get orf my land you orrible trainspotter. This be a shotgun youse knows."

Anyway I vote for Barrow Hill Roundhouse as the best fry-up I have ever had. And was really good value too.

Rawtenstall on the ELR. It's about the only damn place that you can get something to eat in Rawtenstall on a Sunday. :mad:

A restricted menu, but cheap and good value for money. :)

The one in the old wagon or the one in the station building?

The station building. It was raining and I wasn't going to get any wetter by having to walk down the platform. :D What's the one in the wagon like? Please don't tell me it's licensed. Dunno about 'falling off the wagon', but I reckon I just might have fallen out of it!

Not liscenced and it only does sandwiches, brews and cakes, but I tend to use that one over the other because it's owned by the ELRPS. The other one was owned by the ELRPS but then it was decided to rent it out to the people who ran the cafe in the local Kwik-Safe until it shut down.