Skiathos

[Caran]

Many years ago OH and me went to Skiathos, while there we were recommended a restaurant run by English folk in there home. They were only known by word of mouth, they never advertised. The address was something like catch the local bus and get off at bus stop 13. It was a brilliant meal. It was just like going to dinner with friends.The man had only one hand but to see him cope with preparations was incredible. They were wonderful company.
Has anyone else been there? or does anyone know if it is still going?

[mrs.chappie]

I haven't, no, but it sounds like a fab place.

[Caran]

It was Mrs C.

[mrs.chappie]

Do you know how he lost his hand? What a remarkable fella.

[Caran]

No I don't but to watch him chop veg was amazing. They were an amazing couple and fior years we used to talk about bus stop 13.

[mrs.chappie]

There's a chef on the telly who lost a hand (or it might even be his full arm, I'm not sure). Like you say - it's quite something that they do what they do. I don't suppose it's the same chap ....

I'd love to go to that place, if it still exists.

[Caran]

I'm sure it'snot him, I know the one you refer to and he is brilliant.

[Caran]

Just been told I've got to go to bed, so night night Mrs C.

[mrs.chappie]

Indeed he is.

I am away to bed now, carandrog. Goodnight. I hope you sleep well. x

[wendilla]

About 25 years ago I went to Majorca and the hotel didn't do English breakfasts then but we found this cafe on the beach called Bev and something I can't remember but we had full English brekkie there every morning.I like to try all the different foods but do like to have English Breakfasts.

[Bobbisox]

me too wendi, it kinda sets you up for the day ahead..

[wendilla]

It was Palma Nova .I think it was called Bevs english breakfast. Would be interesting to know if it was still there.