Nothing beats a full English at the weekend 😋
A small village newsagent is doing a roaring trade thanks to customers being able to have breakfast, lunch or tea while they catch up on the day's events. After taking over the "dingy" shop in the precinct shopping centre in Ravenshead, Lisa Hadley has turned it into a cosy, friendly cafe.
Although the premises look very different to how they did as the newsagents, Lisa decided to carry on selling papers and has eight paperboys doing rounds every day. As well as a paper, customers can pick up a copy of Hello!, Radio Times or even Engineering in Miniature. We can't imagine too many people mulling over a Slimming World mag while devouring one of Lisa's delicious homemade cakes. She gets in an hour before opening to bake.
Rose's Pantry serves a Sunday lunch once a month and is teaming up with the neighbouring beauty salon to do a Mother's Day treatment and afternoon tea experience. There's also the occasional themed evening. One regular Gill Cheetham, 80, of Ravenshead, visits the cafe every day for lunch - meeting up with a group of friends. She said: "I like the friendliness and the food is lovely. It's a lot better now because it was dingy."
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