Bliss Cafe is a family-run Dover, Christ Church café serving homemade breakfast and lunch, waffles, flatbreads, salads, coffee, natural juices and vegan-friendly shakes.
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Bliss Cafe's October reel introduces a basil matcha alongside its fried chicken and mixed waffle. The cafe credits Marsh Mixes for the basil syrup. Original by @blisscafebarbados.
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Watch the original ↗This Is Lady Mac’s 2023 short steps through the signed Bliss Café doorway and catches a glimpse of the counter inside. A quick orientation for a café stop in Barbados. Curator pick · Original November 2023 video by This Is Lady Mac on YouTube.
Savor Curator · via This Is Lady Mac
Read story →Watch the original ↗At 2:23 in her 2022 Barbados restaurant roundup, Chazeen turns to Bliss Café. She talks caramel banana waffles and the holiday feel of the room, speaking from her own visit. Her full segment is in the original.
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Watch the original ↗What goes into a breakfast café beyond the plate? Liz Neptune asks Bliss Café co-owner Nicola about the menu and the room in this 2016 conversation. A look at the decisions behind the Dover spot, in the owner’s own words.
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Read story →Watch the original ↗Taziar Travel’s June 2018 breakfast vlog opens on a banana-topped waffle with chocolate drizzle at Bliss Cafe. The day moves on to the west coast, but the first plate gets its close-up. A look back at that visit, not a current menu tip.
Savor Curator · via Taziar Travel
Read story →Watch the original ↗Live For The Experience sits down to an English breakfast at Bliss Cafe in this 2021 vlog. A full plate gets its close-up at a leafy outdoor table; the greenery nearly steals the scene.
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Watch the original ↗Bajan voices on Bliss Cafe
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