Yanks Coffee Shop

If you wander off the main promenade and onto the village square, Yanks is one of those coffee shops that always has a steady mix of locals and tourists. The place feels lived-in — a bit worn wood, posters on the walls, regulars who pop in every morning. On sunny days the chatter bleeds out toward the street and the smell of coffee competes with sea air. Evenings are quieter, more of a sit-and-watch-the-world type crowd after the beach closes up. Staff are friendly in a no-fuss kind of way; you won't get a spiel, just quick service and familiar faces. It's the sort of spot where surfers rinse off and grab something before heading home, and where older residents bring their crossword and paper. The square around it has a handful of shops and a few cafes, so it never feels isolated. If you like places that feel like part of the neighborhood rather than a stop on a tourist map, this fits. Simple, straight-up, and a good place to watch the tide of town life roll by.