Hmmm - Frodsham in in range - thanks - just hope they can do a burger without cheese!!!Cycled past Kelsall Cycles and Coffee Shop this morning and it all looked closed up, no signs, didn't see the table and chairs out.
Did have an excellent cheeseburger at Route 56 in Frodsham though!
I think it's open every day apart from Monday. Tables and benches inside the cafe - it's sizeable inside so great for winter. I'd think they'll get some outside benches for the summer though.Cycled past Kelsall Cycles and Coffee Shop this morning and it all looked closed up, no signs, didn't see the table and chairs out.
Did have an excellent cheeseburger at Route 56 in Frodsham though!
I think it's open every day apart from Monday. Tables and benches inside the cafe - it's sizeable inside so great for winter. I'd think they'll get some outside benches for the summer though.
Kelsall cycles moved from Willington/Kelsall Rd to bottom of The Yeld (Eddisbury Fruit Farm?) not sure which place you found shut.
I'm just glad it was the old place you tried as it means the new one is still there!Yes, it was Willington Road I was on. Apologies if I have done them a disservice, I wasn't aware they had moved.
It's a good location on the yeld. Nice short cut through the forest brings you right there.
I'm just glad it was the old place you tried as it means the new one is still there!
Odd they don't have a 'we have moved' sign out, might be missing lots of other folk.
I believe they are going to improve the new pace to be more like a real cafe (so food other than cake!).
Oh yeah. It's a mahoosive hill. You can swerve most of the climbing by going the other way and then bearing left and it'll bring you out lower down in Kelsall.Sought it out this morning and sampled. Still just cake at the moment.
What you omitted to mention is that when you have climbed up through Kelsall and turn left onto Yeld Lane there is another big hill😀
Came back the other way towards Manley / Dunham Hill which was predominantly down hill though so it all evens itself out.
Oh yeah. It's a mahoosive hill. You can swerve most of the climbing by going the other way and then bearing left and it'll bring you out lower down in Kelsall.
It's a good test of your brakes going the other way down to the cafe and trying to stop in time for the cafe.