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Torquay’s Lighthouse Continental Café Bar has once again proven it’s something of a magnet for famous faces – this time welcoming Bad Education and Strictly Come Dancing star Layton Williams.
The harbourside café, opened in 2017 by musical theatre fan Gary Salter, has built a loyal following not just among locals (and their four-legged companions) but also among celebrities passing through the Bay.
Over the years, it’s played host to TV favourites the Hairy Bikers, comedian and presenter Paddy McGuinness, and actor-comedian Rob Brydon. Now, Williams adds his name to the Lighthouse’s ever-growing roll call of star visitors.
Gary, whose love for musicals is matched only by his affection for four-legged customers, says the appeal lies in the café’s friendly, relaxed atmosphere and prime harbour views – though the coffee and continental treats no doubt help seal the deal.
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