How much do you pay ....

[TheOstrich]

I thought I might find out yesterday as I met a friend at Costa, but I finally had enough on my card to get a free one. MInd you it has taken over 2 years to earn enough points

LOL, although sometimes these loyalty cards are a right pain. We frequent the Café Zest in the House of Frazer. The loyalty cards cover coffee, breakfast and lunch.

We currently have five half-completed cards !!

[cromwell]

We just got back from a week in Sandsend (Whitby) on Friday. The Sandside cafe is £1.50 for a very nice Americano. Usually though it is around £2.00 - £2.50.
Our local coffee shop in the ridings centre does a loyalty deal, one free cup for every six visits.

A local butcher also does a loyalty deal - on pork pies! One small pie for every twelve you buy.

[Gal]

Ooo you lucky thing, I love Sandsend!!

[cromwell]

It is very pretty, isn't it Gal? We were very lucky with the weather, too.

http://www.sandsidecafe.co.uk/

btw Os, coffee in the Moon and Sixpence bar Whitby harbour was £2.40. But you do get a little choccy biscuit and the coffee is spot on!
Our local coffee shop is £1.75 for an Americano.

[Gal]

Oh that looks fabulous Cromwell!!! I do love the N Yorks coastline

[Workingman]

If that "cup" on the table is anything to go by then £1.50 is a good deal...... it looks more like a bucket.

[Diflower]

Oh that looks fabulous Cromwell!!! I do love the N Yorks coastline

Beautiful I do wish it wasn't so far away

[JoM]

That does look lovely Cromwell - I'm really fancying a crab sandwich after looking at the website

[Kaz]

LOL, although sometimes these loyalty cards are a right pain. We frequent the Café Zest in the House of Frazer. The loyalty cards cover coffee, breakfast and lunch.

We currently have five half-completed cards !!

Snap!!!! At the Cafe Zest, HoF, Cheltenham

[Diflower]

Just thought I'd report
We've been here this afternoon: http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/109323
Took Minnie for a walk along the seafront and on the beach, just down the road, and then here for a cuppa.
You could have a tea or coffee and a slice of cake for £2.80 Right on the seafront, in the sun but under a parasol.
Nice tea - more than a cupful in the pot - plain coffee, and huge slices of Victoria sponge and cherry cake

They had a list of teas, all were £1.30; cappuccino was £1.50
They do really good lunches, breakfasts, etc as well