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Honey Cafe

 



So here are the photos from 2 weeks ago when i visited a new cafe which is on the corner of Kumara/Greymouth and Hokitika. 

In the corner of where we were sitting was a display of Greenstone/Pounamu -  I did ask where it had come from and I was told by one of the workers that a local lady finds these in the nearby rivers.


The counter area that was full of yummy food at good prices.


Some of the seating area - we chose this table and chairs near the window with sun coming through.


My 2 children and friends ordering their food.



Always gotta have a mochaccino when we visit cafes - that's my go to. So if you ever are out this way, visit this cafe cos their food was darn good and well priced.

Linking up with Through my lens, Tuesday Treasures, My corner of the world and Wordless Wednesday.


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gz said…
That looks a good cafe..clean and with good food.. can't fault that!
6 August 2024 at 20:28
s.c said…
Looks nice and tasty.
6 August 2024 at 21:33
Bill said…
Loos like a nice place.
7 August 2024 at 03:43
roentare said…
A nice cafe to relax
7 August 2024 at 10:09
Tom said…
...thanks for introducing me to Greenstone/Pounamu, I did a search and found it to be interesting.
7 August 2024 at 10:22
Iris Flavia said…
The name alone is inviting!
7 August 2024 at 15:49
Paspii said…
Looks nice enoughf place. Did you know that Finns drinks more coffee per capita than any other nation. We do love our coffee, can´t get coffee just like ours at any other country. Or so does those say that had travelled the World..
7 August 2024 at 18:51
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8 August 2024 at 02:16
csuhpat1 said…
Looks like a wonderful place to eat.
8 August 2024 at 03:42
Lillian "sognafaret" said…
I have never seen a green stone before
9 August 2024 at 22:24
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