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UNWIND EAT DRINK
Welcome to Neo's Cafe
Neo's is not one of those cafes with embellishments such as walls lined with mass-produced prints, etc. Neo’s continue to exhibit and sell ORIGINAL art, take a look at the gallery page on this website to find out more about the exhibitions, meantime:
Come in, go on! Sample the selection of teas, gourmet coffees and cakes, they're delicious. Visit us for brunch, or for lunch. Weekends: we open later into the night on Fridays and Saturdays (closing at 5pm for a well-deserved rest! then opening again from about 7pm)Right now we are unlicenced but charge minimal corkage if you wish to bring along your own favourite bottle of wine (or beer) in the evenings (though no spirits, please!)
We host mellow musical evenings in the cafe like this one below:
Playing LIVE at Neo's Cafe on Saturday 06th September 2008 from 7pm:
The Gardenelles. Tickets: £5-00 each, and this includes a tasty supper, tapas-style, at a candlelit table. Booking, though, is essential.
About The Gardenelles
A year ago Katie Gentry was a songwriter in need of accompaniment and Peter McNicholl was perfecting his fingerstyle guitar for hours at a time. Both took inspiration in the wild Cumbrian countryside that surrounded them, but both were in need of something else, a catalyst, a spark. Luckily they found each other and the result was the creation of something quite special.
Blending Katie’s enchanting meditations on love and loss with Peter’s dazzlingly intricate melodies, they began to work on their own songs. Winter passed, summer arrived and they had enough material for their first EP.
As befits their blend of traditional and modern folk, they had already gathered a following on the internet, but are now ready to introduce their beautiful sound to a wider audience.
We are sure that the modern acoustic sounds of songs like 'Time for a change' or the haunting tale of lost love 'John Paul Jones' will linger in your mind as you wind your way home.
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