wakeup
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I guess this is digging the footings for the new waterside bar and restaurant ?
Anyone know who or what type of restaurant it will be?
Anyone know who or what type of restaurant it will be?
Huge digger in Penarth Marina
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channel
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I guess this is digging the footings for the new waterside bar and restaurant ?
Anyone know who or what type of restaurant it will be?
Expensive probably!
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wakeup
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channel
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The building will house 2 offices on the first floor and is described as being a mix of a lounge bar, cafe with formal dining facilities. Details in the Penarth Marina Handbook. Parking will be in the western end of the boatyard.
Due to open in early Summer apparently.
Lets just hope the piling works don't affect the, in places, fragile cliff face by the outer basin car park . .
Due to open in early Summer apparently.
Lets just hope the piling works don't affect the, in places, fragile cliff face by the outer basin car park . .
Csail
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Was that the huge cat i saw?
Morpheous
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Does that mean we will now be able to get a breakfast when visit Penarth now? Thats one of the main reasons we overnight at MQ usually.
wakeup
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Yes been to have a look and it is a very big cat digging up the bank ready for piling by the look of it.
wakeup
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Just checked the Quay Marinas brochure and it says that the restaurant will be accessible from the water side by boat, so I guess they will be appealing to the resident and visiting boats. Don't know if they will serve butties for breakfast, it states in the brochure that the restaurant/bar operator has yet to be appointed although there are interested parties.
Looks like it will be a very nice addition to Penarth Marina.
Csail
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Still think a big free pontoon outside Penarth tesco,marine scene,train station etc. would be good.
wakeup
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You'd have thought that some enterprising individual would do that plus plug into the fuel supplies at tesco pumping station. Nice clean fuel due to the regular churn and you can get clubcard points to boot ;-)
Bosun Higgs
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From what I see, many boaters prefer to bring in red diesel in cans from a "variety of sources". 
wakeup
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From what I see, many boaters prefer to bring in red diesel in cans from a "variety of sources".
Have you smelt the boat that is using old chip fat? Smells like a Harry Ramsden's on water.
yrobert
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I guess this is digging the footings for the new waterside bar and restaurant ?
Anyone know who or what type of restaurant it will be?
On opening the thread, I was quite disappointed not to read the story of a digger falling in the marina.
trapezeartist
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On opening the thread, I was quite disappointed not to read the story of a digger falling in the marina.
Don't you like Australians?
channel
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Has anyone been to Pier 64 yet?
As expected it is on the expensive side from what I gather - including breakfast!
fergie_mac66
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Hmm tescos could get quite a lot of business from one If they were prodded maybe they would put money up for one would be good business sense for them
Sneds
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Does that Tesco have a cafe that does brekkie?
If so, a pontoon would be great.
If so, a pontoon would be great.
Morpheous
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Definitely what Penarth is missing - brekkie
I hear the new place may be doing breakfasts though
I hear the new place may be doing breakfasts though
chrishelen
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Tesco's used to do brekkie but not any more,nearest one is the Ostercatcher pub just near Tesco's or Morrisons a short walk over the new bridge and past the white water log flume thing.
wakeup
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I went for breakfast at Pier 64 earlier this week and can confirm it is excellent. They have visiting berths/finger pontoons there also.
