Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Lyme Regis

"This is a small but perfectly formed cafe that knows exactly what it is and what it wants to be. It has a great menu and a lovely atmosphere according to its guests. The food is delicious, using all local produce and the staff are friendly - what more could you want?"

"If you're after some scrumptious, home-cooked grub then The Daisy Café is where you need to head!. From fresh sandwiches, cooked breakfasts, jacket potatoes and more - the food at this café is the pick-me-up you need."

"Craig has been trained from one the UKs top cookery Schools, receiving his level 4 diploma in Culinary Art at Ashburton Cookery School back in 2017."

"Long shingle beach with cafes and fishing Chesil Beach, sometimes called Chesil Bank, in Dorset, southern England is one of three major shingle structures in Britain. Its name is derived from the Old English ceosel or cisel, meaning "gravel" or "shingle"."

"An 18 mile shingle beach that is popular for walking and fishing. It’s worth noting that there is no shade to be found along this stretch of beach. Chesil beach is one of the many dog friendly beaches in Dorset."

"21/07/2021: Great little water hole ready to serve you with hot and cold drinks and food, not much of a beach at high tide and no access to the other beach which is a shame as the other beach is better and sandy. 14/07/2021: Friendly with great and generous ice creams and beer/cider too. beautifulcoffeecreamcookedsnack"

"While No.1 Polsloe does have some of the most Instagrammable brunches in Exeter, it can be difficult to work in as there isn’t much space – definitely don’t attempt to work here on a weekend, the queues are usually out the door!. But if you’re lucky enough to get a table then its a great place to work with really nice drinks – their milkshakes are super tasty, all around £3 each and they even have a vegan alternative. Sadly they do not have Wifi."

"V simple, tag as many pals as you like in the comments below, that’s it (all must be following + we do check). Winner chosen 10th October, you go glen coco anyone can enter."

"Rarely do you find such a nudge-nudge, wink-wink tourist attraction. Nude, full frontal and notoriously well endowed, this hillside chalk figure is revealed in all his glory. And he's in a stage of excitement that wouldn't be allowed in most magazines. The giant is around 60m high and 51m wide and his age remains a mystery; some claim he's Roman but the first historical reference comes in 1694, when three shillings were set aside for his repair. These days a car park provides grandstand views."

"Occupying a massive slab of horizon on the southern fringes of Dorchester, Maiden Castle is the largest and most complex Iron Age hill fort in Britain. The first defences were built on the site around 500 BC – in its heyday it was densely populated with clusters of roundhouses and a network of roads. The Romans besieged and captured Maiden Castle in AD 43 – an ancient Briton skeleton with a Roman crossbow bolt in the spine was found at the fort."

"Long shingle beach with cafes and fishing Chesil Beach, sometimes called Chesil Bank, in Dorset, southern England is one of three major shingle structures in Britain. Its name is derived from the Old English ceosel or cisel, meaning "gravel" or "shingle"."

"An 18 mile shingle beach that is popular for walking and fishing. It’s worth noting that there is no shade to be found along this stretch of beach. Chesil beach is one of the many dog friendly beaches in Dorset."

"Bennetts Water Gardens in Weymouth are home to 8 acres showcasing wetland plants, trees, palms and water lilies to name a few. The water lilies planted by the Bennett family in 1959 were supplied to Claude Money for his garden in France. Admission prices to the gardens and the museum on site are currently £10 adults, £4.50 children."

"Bennetts Water Gardens is an 8-acre garden in Chickerell, near Weymouth, Dorset, in southern England. It holds national and international collections of water lilies which flower from late May through to September. Sightseeing • Museum • Nature and wildlife • Garden • Park"