We're just back from the Bay Tree coffee-house in Holywood, County Down. I managed to squeeze the two-seater through the narrow entry, to the car-park at the rear. It's a close shave, isn't it? I always drive at a snail's pace, continually keeping an eye on the side mirrors; and there are literally inches to spare.
We all enjoyed the usual order of two regular coffees, two cappuccinos and three cinnamon scones. The lunch menu looked particularly attractive today: it contained about eight items, including the signature haddock and champ.
We haven't been disappointed here yet. The Bay Tree simply thrives; deservedly so, too. They all work hard to serve their patrons.
The Bay Tree is evergreen!
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There cinnamon scones are first rate. Much nicer than Café Kina for instance.
On a slightly related note, the Continental Market is at the city hall this weekend. I always enjoy a hogroast baguette or some tartiflette.
You are deliberately making me drool, Chekov! That food sounds delicious.
The BT has the cinnamon scones off to a fine art; it's a wonder they haven't got 'em patented! Someone told me their inspiration came from a Canadian recipe; sounds plausible...
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