food & drink a great place to relax with friends!
OPEN DAILY MON - SUN
10:00 - 17:00 (Closed Sunday at 16:00)
CVineleaf THE OFFEE SHOP ● FRESHLY GROUND COFFEE
● SANDWICHES & BAGUETTES ● LIGHT LUNCHES ● HOMEMADE
CREAM TEAS & CAKES
The Vineleaf Coffee Shop is a great place to get away from it all and relax in this countryside setting. Situated overlooking the vines it offers a spectacular view of the vineyard. Every time you visit you will see a different view as the vines develop throughout the season.
We pride ourselves on offering freshly made lunches, homemade cakes and tempting treats at great value prices.
SPECIAL EVENTS
HEN PARTIES ● BIRTHDAYS ● SPECIAL OCCASIONS CORPORATE EVENTS ● GROUPS & SOCIETIES Whatever the occasion we will have an
option to suit... coffee mornings, lunch, cream teas or a special High Tea.
SMALLBROOK LANE • RYDE • PO33 4BE t: 01983 811084
www.rosemaryvineyard.co.uk
Old Village • SHANKLIN • Isle of Wight Telephone 865500
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UNIT 7 • RIVERWAY INDUSTRIAL ESTATE NEWPORT • ISLE OF WIGHT • PO3O 5UX
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in our Sunny Courtyard
Enjoy Locally Caught Crab & Lobster
Extensive Menu serving quality dishes Home cooked Sunday Roasts. Daily Specials.
Fine Wines and Real Ales Pretty Courtyard for Sunny Days.
Restaurant with Table Service - available for private parties. Live music from Island artists.
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