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More likely to be Coopers as they were grocers, whereas Kardomah was an up-market tea and coffee restaurant.
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I see 'Showman' has gone too - they were a boys/menswear shop just a couple of doors down from Coffee Roast Bistro and had been there since the late 70s/early 80s. Next months update on my site is the shops on Seaview Road and I am having to keep changing it due to the shops closing. 'House' furnishing is up for sale on the corner of Grasmere Drive.
Also, not a shop I know, but I see the old bus stop has gone that was outside Wilkinsons on Wallasey Road! It was generally used as a shelter when waiting for a black cab. It was a nuisance when it was there when trying to get pass people with prams or shopping.
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peter toners, seaview road, wallasey.
Used to get all my scalextrix cars from there when i was a nipper, lol.
![[Linked Image]](https://www.wikiwirral.co.uk/forums/ubbthreads.php/ubb/download/Number/13143/filename/sig.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](https://www.wikiwirral.co.uk/forums/ubbthreads.php/ubb/download/Number/13362/filename/rant0000.gif) Putin khuilo
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Dodgy bmx bikes in toners. The iron horse bmx lol.
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I note after nearly 60 years of buisness the Coffee Roast Bistro on Seaview Road Wallasey has closed. Does anyone remember the Kopper Kettle, a cafe on Seaview Road near the bus depot in the early 80s? My grandad ran it for a couple of years.
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I note after nearly 60 years of buisness the Coffee Roast Bistro on Seaview Road Wallasey has closed. Does anyone remember the Kopper Kettle, a cafe on Seaview Road near the bus depot in the early 80s? My grandad ran it for a couple of years. It was situated at 106 Seaview Road and by the early 1990s it became 'The Oven Door' Cafe. Today its 'The Singing Waitress" Cafe.
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Does anyone remember the Melody Milk Bar? Later the Dynasty chinese (known as the Die Nasty} and later and extension to Bookland. My sister used to take me there. I remember signs saying 'business lunch three course 5/- (25P).
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It was next to the Wellington in Liscard.
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Does anyone remember the Melody Milk Bar? Later the Dynasty chinese (known as the Die Nasty} and later and extension to Bookland. My sister used to take me there. I remember signs saying 'business lunch three course 5/- (25P). Was George White's Milk Bar in the late 1940s/1950s. Pic of the Milk in 1937 (taken from my site on the History of Shopping : Wallasey Road) ![[Linked Image]](http://...co.uk/wallasey/Shopping_In_Wallasey_Road/images/Wellington_Hotel_1937.jpg)
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Me too! - one of the nicest smells in the world, fresh roasting coffee beans wafting through the air! Didn't they used to have the coffee roaster in the window, or am I thinking of somewhere else? Quite definitely the Coffee Roast used to have the drum roasting machine visible in the window Snod
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Melody must have closed mid sixties. The Dynasty opened about then. I remember the coffe roasting drum in the window of the Coffee Roast but I don't think it was working then, just for display. The Coffee Roast was only one shop then not two.
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Wasn't there a Timothy Whites in Grange Road?
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yes it used to be somwhere by the halifax i think. the halifax used to be a supermarket in the early 60's.
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Me too! - one of the nicest smells in the world, fresh roasting coffee beans wafting through the air! Didn't they used to have the coffee roaster in the window, or am I thinking of somewhere else? Quite definitely the Coffee Roast used to have the drum roasting machine visible in the window Snod Thanks! So I do have at least one brain cell still functioning then - I was pretty sure but I'm glad someone else remembers it too!! Perry
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