Needles Eye Cafe
The Needles Eye Cafe is located on the Beach front at Milford-On-Sea. Why not try an all day breakfast, lunch, snack or just an ice cream with spectacular views of The Needles.
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Needles Eye Cafe, Hurst Road, Milford on Sea, Hampshire SO41 0PY, United Kingdom
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