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Arriving Late - where to eat

Help. We are arriving late on Easter Sunday (23), staying at the Cedar Heights which is a bit out of the resort. Apparently near to the Castle - do they open late for food. We have 4 under 13 and will not arrive until about 10.30 pm. Anywhere likely to do a meal nearby or should we bring food with us - also where does anyone recommend for breakfast.

By the way this blog is brilliant - I love looking under a logical title and then 63 blogs later ended up somewhere really bizarre!!!

re: Arriving Late - where to eat

If you are half board which most of the hotels are then you have absolutely nothing to worry about as the restaurant will be open until the last coach arrives.
if you are not half board then there will be somewhere open enjoy

re: Arriving Late - where to eat

Not half board - self catering. Any idea where will be open near by.

re: Arriving Late - where to eat

Hi Charlie,
I've heard that none of the facilities are open a Ceder Heights, no lifts either. have a look on mybulgaria.info forum, under either off plan property or my place, there is a thread on there from appartment owners, you could ask them about facilities.

You'll probably best taking food with you by the sounds of it.

AA

re: Arriving Late - where to eat

Thanks - we knew cedar heights restaurant was shut and the lift not working. Thanks for advice about food

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Hundred yards up the road is the Castle. Great food, prices and welcome! Either up the main road or walk up the steps to the top and follow the lane past the new builds to the end. Say hi to Nikki & Svetla from Arron. They will look after you well then

re: Arriving Late - where to eat

If you are not arriving until 10.30 pm I doubt that you will want to walk from Cedar Heights to The Castle after that long journey. I would either take some food to cook or get your driver to call into the village for a take away before arriving at Cedar Heights

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valid point