With a waterside terrace and big picture windows overlooking the City Dock, the Dockyard Cafe is popular with people visiting the neighbouring SS Great Britain. Expect bacon butties, sourdough toasted sandwiches, rich brownies and a children’s menu (£2 to £5) that includes a Docker’s Packed Lunch.
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