Really nice food, the service was also brilliant.
I had the springhead special chicken burger, perfectly cooked, along with the skinny fries, I'd definitely recommend. Can't wait to go back đź‘Ś
We went for evening food, but they're open from breakfast time too, they are also top notch.
Caroline Sabey
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October 17, 2023
Our favourites cafe just gets better and better! Brooke and Heidi have been perfecting their Halloween coffees,! Love the cat on the broom lol and Fleetwood loves his dog sausage!
Jordan Dunwell
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June 21, 2023
Visited the Pavilion with some friends for a bite too eat at lunch time. Great variety of food to offer on the menu with something to suite everyone’s dietary needs. Great customer service served with a smile. Portion sizes spot on and not over priced! Shout out to Jess with the cute milky designs on the Latè! Will defiantly return!
Caroline Sabey
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November 14, 2023
The poached egg is, in my opinion, one of life’s wonders. It’s rare to get a good quality one when you’re out and about. Turns out, the magic happens here at the Pavilion Cafe. Danielle’s Eggs Benedict was spot on. Best in the North, I’d say. The large vanilla latte was an excellent accompaniment and little Fleetwood throughly enjoyed his doggy sausage. Bacon bun with lots of tomatoes has become Caroline’s favourite weekly staple. Top service from Sam and Billy and we look forward to experiencing Terry’s poached eggs next time, which sounds like a dodgy metaphor but totally isn’t.
If you’re looking for a relaxed, clean and friendly place for great quality food, you’ll find no better.
Charlie Brown
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July 16, 2023
Lovely BUT won't go back.
How to run a cafe that stands in the way of making money...
I don't know who designed the process at this cafe, but on a Sunday in a park it's a majority of people with kids and dogs.
I wanted to pop in and get a takeaway coffee (which they do serve) but I was told by the cafe bouncer (yes there is one) that I had to sit at a table, wait for a guy to come and serve me with an ipad and then I had to wait for others (with food orders) to be served first.
I didn't bother.
Eventually after the walk we sat down. The food took 45 MINUTES, this was an order of 2 x eggs on toast. 45 ms in a restaurant is just about acceptable but in a park cafe with kids and dogs it was mental.
We went up to the counter to buy some crisps to keep my daughter happy in the huge wait for food and was told in no uncertain terms I had to sit back down at the table and order with the waiter for just a packet of crisps!! So you are unable at any point to be able to order at the counter or just pick up say a can of coke or a packet of crisps on the go, you have to sit at a table.
They are massively missing a trick here, if they had a small window hatch where they could serve ice creams and coffees and crisps etc to people that were on the go then they'd make a hell of a lot more money doing it this way which causes people frustration, massive waiting times and loses them money IMO. just because things were always done that way doesn't mean that they should be done what that way forever, and I've never seen this process in a park cafe in my life. I actually feel sorry for the for the young waiters and waitresses.
The manager I'm sure will vilify my review but before he does perhaps he needs to consider his process may be flawed and not all the people that come here and go through the same thing...
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Really nice food, the service was also brilliant. I had the springhead special chicken burger, perfectly cooked, along with the skinny fries, I'd definitely recommend. Can't wait to go back đź‘Ś We went for evening food, but they're open from breakfast time too, they are also top notch.
Our favourites cafe just gets better and better! Brooke and Heidi have been perfecting their Halloween coffees,! Love the cat on the broom lol and Fleetwood loves his dog sausage!
Visited the Pavilion with some friends for a bite too eat at lunch time. Great variety of food to offer on the menu with something to suite everyone’s dietary needs. Great customer service served with a smile. Portion sizes spot on and not over priced! Shout out to Jess with the cute milky designs on the Latè! Will defiantly return!
The poached egg is, in my opinion, one of life’s wonders. It’s rare to get a good quality one when you’re out and about. Turns out, the magic happens here at the Pavilion Cafe. Danielle’s Eggs Benedict was spot on. Best in the North, I’d say. The large vanilla latte was an excellent accompaniment and little Fleetwood throughly enjoyed his doggy sausage. Bacon bun with lots of tomatoes has become Caroline’s favourite weekly staple. Top service from Sam and Billy and we look forward to experiencing Terry’s poached eggs next time, which sounds like a dodgy metaphor but totally isn’t. If you’re looking for a relaxed, clean and friendly place for great quality food, you’ll find no better.
Lovely BUT won't go back. How to run a cafe that stands in the way of making money... I don't know who designed the process at this cafe, but on a Sunday in a park it's a majority of people with kids and dogs. I wanted to pop in and get a takeaway coffee (which they do serve) but I was told by the cafe bouncer (yes there is one) that I had to sit at a table, wait for a guy to come and serve me with an ipad and then I had to wait for others (with food orders) to be served first. I didn't bother. Eventually after the walk we sat down. The food took 45 MINUTES, this was an order of 2 x eggs on toast. 45 ms in a restaurant is just about acceptable but in a park cafe with kids and dogs it was mental. We went up to the counter to buy some crisps to keep my daughter happy in the huge wait for food and was told in no uncertain terms I had to sit back down at the table and order with the waiter for just a packet of crisps!! So you are unable at any point to be able to order at the counter or just pick up say a can of coke or a packet of crisps on the go, you have to sit at a table. They are massively missing a trick here, if they had a small window hatch where they could serve ice creams and coffees and crisps etc to people that were on the go then they'd make a hell of a lot more money doing it this way which causes people frustration, massive waiting times and loses them money IMO. just because things were always done that way doesn't mean that they should be done what that way forever, and I've never seen this process in a park cafe in my life. I actually feel sorry for the for the young waiters and waitresses. The manager I'm sure will vilify my review but before he does perhaps he needs to consider his process may be flawed and not all the people that come here and go through the same thing...