Caernnarfon Airport Cafe
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From: GWYNEDD
Caernnarfon Airport Cafe
As the operator I have good news. The cafe has been taken over by a lovely gentleman. The food is lovely and presented in a nice way. All the favourites are on like bacon sandwiches and also a specials board.
I would welcome anyone down to try it. Let me know what you think
Enjoy
Sam
I would welcome anyone down to try it. Let me know what you think
Enjoy
Sam
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From: very west
Caernnnnnnarfon Airport Cafe
It is with the greatest pleasure that I can say it is now a delightful experience eating in the cafe at EGCK. 
The gentleman who has taken over is an experienced chef. He has the ability to make food the way I like it. Nicely presented. Tastes good. Plenty of it. Not overpriced. Clean. No long delays etc, etc.
Once again a happy eater
camlobe
The gentleman who has taken over is an experienced chef. He has the ability to make food the way I like it. Nicely presented. Tastes good. Plenty of it. Not overpriced. Clean. No long delays etc, etc.
Once again a happy eater
camlobe
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I vaguely recall going to one airfield that had a big sign saying the cafe was for club members only....but I ate there anyway and no-one queried it. But apart from thatone exception, airfield cafes are goods place to eat; I use them regularly in preference to anywhere else when I'm on the road, if they're in convenient places - better food, prices, and ambience than motorway service stations etc.
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One can imagine circumstances where such a sign is put up to avoid offence to local businesses, or planners who don't want extra traffic to the airfield...
... and then ignored by everybody.
G
... and then ignored by everybody.
G
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Aerodrome restaurants
Quote: I think you'll find that all cafes at GA airfields are open to non-flyers,
I seem to remember hearing that this was no longer true at Barton. Apparently there you even have to be a club member to use the restaurant. Any Barton members comment?
Quote: although here on Pprune that assumption is bound to attract statements to the opposite effect!
You becha!
Broomstick.
I seem to remember hearing that this was no longer true at Barton. Apparently there you even have to be a club member to use the restaurant. Any Barton members comment?
Quote: although here on Pprune that assumption is bound to attract statements to the opposite effect!
You becha!
Broomstick.
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Barton - that was the one. But I went in there anyway - after all, I'm only a helicopter pilot, I can't read as well, can I. 
But there was no problem at all. Anyway, nice to know they've removed the sign.
But there was no problem at all. Anyway, nice to know they've removed the sign.
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All appears to now be resolved. I believe that they are even letting Scousers in these days
