Awesome place with good access to watch the sea without having to go on the sand, both the view & food are something else. A mix of local handmade food and branded snacks, we had lunch there, which consisted of a roll that came with side salad & rustic chips, a burger, rustic chips which also came with side salad and a child's large fish finger, rustic chips and baked beans. The rustic chips are just fantastic and so good. Never had such amazing, healthy chips but will definitely be going back for more next year. We went on a beautiful hot day in early September, so the cafe was packed with a mix of local people and tourists, luckily we were still able to get a table quite quickly. The only gripe was once parked we aimed to go up to the building on the left hand(road) side as it looked to be the easiest option up to the lift for wheelchair access. The left hand side also didn't seem as steep as the right hand slope but as we got to the left side (road side) where the path should have been, we found that the slope was just made of sand so not accessible for a wheelchair user. So we had to go back through the car park and go up the steeper slope to go back down towards the left hand (road) side, to gain ramped access to the lifts, which seems a little bizarre but it was still worth the effort. My biggest plus as a wheelchair user was the bathroom, which had ample space for 2 people, changing space and a fully accessible toilet, all the hand rails and grab bars needed. I know this sounds daft but I know more than enough restaurants/cafes with terrible disabled bathrooms, who could take a leaf out of this very well done space. I can honestly say I have travelled around the UK to know what a good/bad disabled toilet looks like and my top 2 best disabled bathrooms come from this last visit to the Chapel At Leonard's area. The observatory comes in as a very close second to Lincolnshire Wildlife Centre. Dog friendly as is the whole of Skegness/Chapel St Leonards area.