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What Box Bach likes about The Ship’s Bell Cafe:
I went to this place on my way to Glasgow, I had a coffee and a cupcake, Very nice and only cost me a few pounds.Free bathrooms that are very sanitary and feels comfortable, I would recommend.The cafe is gone now but maybe enroll into the sea cadets whilst you're there! View all feedback.
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Excellent value, lovely fresh sandwiches and very pleasant service, would definitely recommend and go again .
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City: Sunderland (near North Rd, Seaham), 7 High Street West, Sunderland I-SR1 3EX, United Kingdom
"First time visit with a friend for food. It certainly won’t be the last! The food was amazing and the service was faultless. What a great experience f..."
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City: Houghton-Le-Spring (near North Rd, Seaham), 77 Newbottle Street, Houghton-le-Spring I-DH4 4AR, United Kingdom, Houghton-Le-Spring
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City: Gateshead (near North Rd, Seaham), 565A Durham Road, NE9 5EY, Gateshead, United Kingdom
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City: Seaham (near North Rd, Seaham), 22 North Terrace, Seaham I-SR7 7EU, United Kingdom
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City: Sunderland (near North Rd, Seaham), Marine Walk, SR6 0PL, Sunderland, United Kingdom
"Eating is nice, and the staff seems friendly. also the prices are decent. only so guilty, for me. is the cheeseburger .too small cheese and the cheese..."