This modern cafe occupying the former fishermen's mission building has gingham tablecloths, lots of light and outdoor tables. The menu features ciabatta rolls, delicious crab cakes, sausages and salmon as well as hot drinks and home baking. In the evening you can watch the deer cropping the grass.
An Cala Cafe
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