StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: tables

The room under the old water tower has had several incarnations ... currently [2025] it is a small, part-time cafe. Should be Open Wednesday to Sunday, but if it was open ... no customers today.

The main saloon on MV Raven, does double duty as the bar/shop/cafe ...

AJSMOC members, with some guests, arriving at the Robin Hood Inn for their winter solstice meal. The menu had various seasonal options in the three courses, as expected it was all top notch. We've taken over half the tables in the main bar area, instead of sitting in the "snug" - with 20 people booked in and the new branch mascot ... we needed the extra space.

Looking inside, after a very busy period, there's now a few tables free. We had had the soup - curried vegetable, which was a lovely, warming & very filling meal. Can't quite see into the "Bootneck's Corner" [at the back, on the left] where I've sat, in a comfy armchair, a few times with Ben de-Dog ... Note : the suspended cycle - Not only are Dug & Kim dog-friendly, they also accept cyclists !

Getting ready for the delegates to the Heritage Railways Association Spring Conference in Llandudno. Plenty of tables and chairs with a few early birds ...

Looking North from the College balcony, with the training fleet moored to the pontoons. Just after I took this image, a small gang of lifeboat crewpersons spent a while re-arranging the deckchairs and table/chair sets. Afterwards, they sat down on the benches surrounding the compass rose & flagpole. HBM / 22ndJuly2024 HTT / 23rdJuly2024

Outdoor tables & seating - with ex-covid screens acting as weather protection - at the Barbary Coast, a bar, grill and takeaway on the edge of the North Quay in Douglas harbour, Isle of Man. barbarycoast.im Keeping this one in mind for potential feeding during another visit, although some aspects didn't inspire. . e2a - first posted 13 August 2023, reposted 9th Sept ...

The seaward frontage of the Rendezvous Cafe, with the good weather external tables & chairs. Dog-friendly but with a limited menu of snacks and hot/cold drinks. The windblown sand underfoot had me thinking of Wilson, Keppell & Betty.

Under a tree on the village green, outside the "Bird in Bush" we found these tables, sadly it wasn't warm enough to eat outside, but we found that the pub was dog-friendly, so had our lunch inside. Note: the oak on the background, apart from the circular bench, the stone pillar has a commemorative plaque - see other images for detail.

The decision has been made to put the "James Spooner" model and display case into Tan y Bwlch cafe, pending a museum berth. The space above will contain an interpretation panel shortly. (The gent drinking tea is 93 yrs old and served his time as an apprentice at Hunslets, Leeds before WWII)