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 04 Jun 2014   Posted by Streetzine

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Atomic cafeThe Atomic Cafe is a beautiful vintage  Airstream trailer, serving  freshly ground coffee, milkshakes, Paninis, cakes and cookies, cold drinks

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Atomic Cafe is a 1961 original vintage American airstream, they bring a taste of the 40’s/50’s american style. Appearance is one of their top priorities along with great service and great tasting coffee/food. The paninis are made fresh to order and the cakes are made by our local businesses.

“The business is mainly family run and myself and my daughters have a 50’s style appearance which makes us a little different to some guys n gals.”

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To book Atomic Cafe for your next event, please contact: theretrocoffeecompany@yahoo.co.ukretro3

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