Scoop & Grind
Brought to you by the award winning team behind miaitalia, Scoop & Grind is a new cafe on Morecambe’s historic seafront. The concept is simple – to provide Morecambe and it’s visitors with the best local produce, accompanied by the best service in the Bay area. A glimpse back to Morecambe’s heyday, a heyday that we firmly believe could be on the horizon once again. So where are we? Well we’ve taken on the cafe formerly known as Hart’s. For any of you that know Morecambe, you’ll know the Hart shoes are big ones to fill. The venue has proudly carried the Hart name for nearly 40 years, it was a favourite for a lot of people and had a rich history to boot. It was even used in the 1960 film The Entertainer, starring Laurence Olivier.
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272, Marine Road Central
,
Morecambe, Lancs
, LA4 5BX
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