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Hi all hopefully going to campello for holidays in September, just looking advice were to eat ,good places to see, love walking around, is the promenade long for a good walk, is the team easy to get to, we will probably have lots of more questions to ask, so would be grateful for any info cheers Michael
Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2021 6:20pm
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Loads of good places to eat either on the front (prom) or set back. Lots of different cuisines available. The prom is a decent walk. You see Spanish families just walk one end to the other before going to eat. You can also walk to the next bay, Muchavista beach, then on to San Juan beach. I think you ask about the tram? The station is in the town part rather than the beach, but very easy to find and opens up further places..Benidorm in one direction, Alicante the other with lots of stops in between.
Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2021 6:29pm
Thanks for your reply, can you give any recommendations for restaurants coffee shops etc
Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:06pm
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Mick63 wrote on Sat Jun 26, 2021 6:29pm:
Thanks for your reply, can you give any recommendations for restaurants coffee shops etc
Coffee shops..urban zest near the harbour, bigger cups of coffee, nice tapas there too and good cocktails etc. Theres a coffee/ ice cream place on the corner by the harbour, nice coffee there too, cafe liguoise very nice there, (coffee with ice-cream. Brel on the front, good food but a bit expensive. La Cova overlooking the harbour, excellent food but make sure you ask for menu del dia or menu del noche. Bit further out in coveta fuma, tottys teas, good home made food (english). If you have a car and want Chinese, try Casa Yong near San Juan, all you can eat menu, good price but service takes a bit of getting used to. Good value tapas, try 100 Montaditos. All depends what type of food you like to eat not many bad places come to mind.
Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:14pm
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Mick63 wrote on Sat Jun 26, 2021 6:29pm:
Thanks for your reply, can you give any recommendations for restaurants coffee shops etc
Forgot to mention. If you like Indian food. Try Dawat on San Bartolome.
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Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:17pm
swcoulthurst wrote on Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:06pm:
Coffee shops..urban zest near the harbour, bigger cups of coffee, nice tapas there too and good cocktails etc. Theres a coffee/ ice cream place on the corner by the harbour, nice coffee there too, cafe liguoise very nice there, (coffee with ice-cream. Brel on the front, good food but a bit expens...
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...ive. La Cova overlooking the harbour, excellent food but make sure you ask for menu del dia or menu del noche. Bit further out in coveta fuma, tottys teas, good home made food (english). If you have a car and want Chinese, try Casa Yong near San Juan, all you can eat menu, good price but service takes a bit of getting used to. Good value tapas, try 100 Montaditos. All depends what type of food you like to eat not many bad places come to mind.
Thanks that's great info wife loves good coffee, do you if you can get a discounted card ticket for the tram we intend to visit a few place on the tramline cheers again
Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:39pm
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Unfortunately, that I don't know. Here's the tramline link. Looks like there is multi travel tickets
swcoulthurst wrote on Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:14pm:
Forgot to mention. If you like Indian food. Try Dawat on San Bartolome.
Hi
We have just eaten ate at the Star of India just back from the beach up past Lidl
Best curries ever
Enjoy
Posted: Sat Jun 26, 2021 8:46pm
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AJ Rams wrote on Sat Jun 26, 2021 8:03pm:
Hi
We have just eaten ate at the Star of India just back from the beach up past Lidl
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Best curries ever
Enjoy
Have you tried Dawat? I prefer there but we all have different taste.
If not, might be worth a try for comparison.
Posted: Tue Jul 6, 2021 1:07pm
Mick63 wrote on Sat Jun 26, 2021 7:17pm:
Thanks that's great info wife loves good coffee, do you if you can get a discounted card ticket for the tram we intend to visit a few place on the tramline cheers again
We got TAM Multi trip cards from the tobacconist on Carrer Sant Pere (one road back from the beach). I'm sure there will be lots of other outlets around town.
The fares are set out on the Tram Website - but the TAM website is a bit more difficult to navigate
https://www.tramalicante.es/wordpress_en/?page_id=109
Good luck and enjoy your trip!
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