Cove Cafe in Wyre

I bought my two little grandsons a bubblegum ice cream and think you should check what is going into the ice cream as the colour was still strong after two days. I know many people don’t care but I am against anything unnatural going in children’s food please research

After looking on line thought it looked like a very nice place to have breakfast with great views of the sea. 1st they dont do breakfast only a sausage in a roll pre done so just warmed up or bacon roll. Young girl.serves us but not very friendly no smile even on a lovely day Sat outside but not very clean needs some cleaning up On a positive note inside looked better than outside and the cakes looked nice But wont be going again

Such a shame, first visit to this great location with sea views. Disposable cups and cutlery are the norm and the two staff members took turns in vacuuming even though it was not near closing and two new groups came in, had their orders taken and were subject to quite a high pitched vacuuming noise rather than listening to each other and the low level piano soundtrack. I’m not keen to return but I’d like to have had this as a regular stop off. It seems that the staff wanted to get home after a long day but reported being well paid. Maybe a split shift pattern would help?

Really looked forward to having lunch here. It’s an interesting building, with gorgeous views over the sea and Mary’s Shell. But, unfortunately, those are really the only positives. Took absolutely ages for them to heat up a ready made toastie and bowl of soup - didn’t get any proper plates or cutlery and it really wasn’t very nice food :( Like other reviewers I didn’t feel the staff were at all friendly or helpful (watched us struggle with the door/wheelchair/weird accessible table with no seating in sight and didn’t even offer to help once) Such a shame cause Cleveleys is lovely and we wanted to support a local business.

Nice little cafe next to the sea. We stopped here for a hot chocolate and cake . Service wasn’t the friendliest but they were a little rushed of their feet at the time . Chocolate and cake was nice we sat and watched them install the rocks on the beach from a distance. Not sure what the thing in the water is ment to represent but I would recommend a visit

What has happened to this coffee shop? It is now called FB Kafe (formerly The Cove). Although opening hours were a bit hit and miss when it was The Cove, if you found it open it was a nice place to be - we visited often. A recent visit showed how things have changed. We went in, two guys serving, one said “what do you want” ? No smile, no welcome, nothing. Ordered two coffees which came in paper cups (although they knew we were sitting in) , were pushed infront of us and were literally the worst coffees we’ve had out in a very long time - or probably forever! Push button coffee, no barista style here ! The seating is crazy for an establishment of this type - as a couple we had to occupy a sofa set up that would have accommodated a large family, so the remaining seats would be either wasted or we would have had to accept company while enjoying(?) our refreshment. We frequent coffee shops on a regular basis but this one we won’t be returning to! Needs a total overhaul of staff attitude, quality of drinks and atmosphere.

What has happened? Used to be a go to place for us . Went today the place was dirty lots of young staff behind the counter not really doing anything. We had two panni’s and a potion of chips not great any of it to say the least the BBQ chicken panini 🤢 cheap and soggy filling . It’s such a shame as such a lovely setting . The Venue across the road 100% better

The rude and abrasive manager (owner?) suggested we could leave - so we did. As did others.There are ways of talking to people - customers - and this person is singularly lacking in that skill. Being local it has been a favourite stop off for a morning coffee or ice cream. I shall now go elsewhere. We arrived at 10.25 and I was told by a member of staff that they would be opening at 10.30, whereupon we took a couple of chairs and sat at a table, as a few other people did including disabled people. The manager (owner) arrived a couple of minutes later and shouted abruptly that they were not open. Now, far be it from me to advise, but a "Good morning" would have helped. How about "We're just opening, and we'll be with you in a few minutes”. Anyway, that didn't happen and was followed a minute or so later (by which time it was 10.30 - opening time!!) by yet another curt "instruction" - "Will you all stand up and move away". This was so that tables and chairs could be set. There then followed an exchange about social distancing by which time it was 10.30 when she suggested we could leave if we didn't like it. I do not appreciate being spoken to in such a hectoring manner. Even more amazingly that this should happen from a cafe manager (owner?) to customers. Another suggestion - start work and prepare your space earlier. We are locals and have visited and recommended this cafe many times. We will do neither, again.

Used to visit regular for breakfast just a coffee with a scone. Never a problem taking my dog in previously but now it's a no no. Change your menu but dont chop and change the rules. The staff used to be friendly but now are very abrupt and lack and customer service skills. Not recommended for dog owners.

While cycling along the prom we stopped for coffee and cake this afternoon. Very good coffee and a wide range of cakes, all served with a smile. They had quite an extensive menu of savoury dishes too which we will try next time!

perfect location with nice views and food but needs more outside seating, could be better with lager choice of food and tables.

This café is located on the promenade with excellent sea views and distant views of the Lake District mountains on a clear day.We didn’t plan to visit here but as we were walking past on a sunny day we were tempted by the location and the views from the excellent terrace. We enjoyed our tea break on a long walk and will almost certainly call in again.

I fully understand that were in a pandemic and as such people are causious.We visited cafe cove for some lunch on Wednesday, there was only one other table being used by a customer. The lady who asked for my details was very abrubt, aggressive and rude. We asked for a menu and was told it's all in boards behind. She then gave us a paper menu while we were still looking at the board and again told us t sit down.Again she was very rude and told us to sit at the table and someone will take your order. We decided that her attatude was terrable and left.Bring literally being barked at is not a good way to talk to customers and retain business.For the record, we were not rude, or do anything to receive such attatude.

I've reviewed here before but feel that the owner and staff very much deserve a mention for how they are adjusting to life under Covid. The inside tables have been redesigned to allow for plenty of room between tables and the outside has also been laid out similarly, excellent. The food is beautiful, very well presented and very enjoyable too. (Especially the breakfast.) The staff are very much on the ball, as soon as a table has been vacated it's cleaned thoroughly and I mean thoroughly, so are the chairs too.I've yet to come across another establishment that demonstrates such cleanliness.Well done to all and I have the pleasure of saying that I definitely recommend Cove Cafe.

Lovely cafe on Cleveleys beach. Went to see Mary's shell on the beach there. Lovely scenery from the cafe will having lunch.

My husband and I love this cafe, we live locally and when the sun is out there is no better place to visit. In summer it is lovely to sit outside and admire the view. Inside is also very pleasant. The cafe has responded to the Covid situation very well and all the rules are strictly adhered to. The coffee is first class, I drink latte's and like them very hot and they arrive steaming and very tasty. The cakes are gorgeous with a very good selection. The hot food is of a high quality, the jacket potatoes are delicious and served with a nice salad and coleslaw. All the staff are very friendly and welcoming. The prices are competitive. It's has been a haven during the present crisis and a visit always cheers up our day.

Had a lovely cream tea here sat out in the beautiful sunshine very impressed with the Covid secure lady gave our table and chairs a thorough clean before we were seated and was very strict in the social distancing felt very safe 😊😊👍🏻

We went with friends and went in with our dog and so did other customers. In mid meal a table next to us had the woman owner have a go at them for bringing in a dog and sitting in a area not for dogs.If you dont like dogs you shouldn't allow any in. The woman was also rude to non dog owners.

Cycling from Blackpool to Fleetwood is a real pleasure, we stopped off at the cafe and got a table outside to enjoy the sunshine and watch the world go by. We intended to just have a coffee but the cakes were just to good to pass up. The Café was busy but it was clean and tidy, staff were quick to clear and sanitise after each table became vacant. The cafe is in a nice spot and easily accessible via the ramp, there are toilets to the side of the cafe but due to social distancing some are not in use atm, I didn't notice if there was a disabled toilet and the available toilets would not accommodate a wheelchair or pushchair. Staff were pleasant and efficient, not at all flustered by being busy, great job, thankyou :) Highly recommend you stop by and sample the cakes!

Came here for coffee with my husband and granddaughter everything was in place for COVID 19.The staff were very friendly and helpful.We ordered coffees and an ice cream very reasonably priced too.We sat outside and it was lovely the view is fantastic sea and beach.The facilities are clean too.

This cafe has the best scones in Cleveleys - fresh from the oven, crispy outside and soft heart. Also the best view - 180 degrees of sea, sky and sand. And I find the staff very friendly.

Why is this cafe open when last night the PM ordered that cafes and other non take away premises should not open

We love going to the Cove for a late breakfast but are getting to the point of giving up as they have such a random opening regime! We went past yesterday at around 1:30 and they were open, went back thinking we could have some lunch about an hour later and they had closed, though online and on Facebook it still said open.We went there today at 12:30, beautiful sunny day, a bit windy but nothing to write home about and they’re shut, why?We can’t be the only people getting fed up with them, it’s no way to run a business!

The women who owns the cafe was nothing but rude to us all. The only good thing was the hot Chocolate.

After reading some great reviews we had decided to make this our lunch stop on our walk along the lovely sea front at Cleveleys. IT WAS SHUT!!!!There was no sign on the door, no indication as to why. Seems its just pot luck if its open or not. Not very good considering its location.Poor show indeed.

When open, a great place to eat or just coffee , food is very tasty and staff are very helpful and friendly too.

The best feature about Cafe Cove is its location. It's one of the few cafes on the Fylde coast that has a beach side location and coastal views. Most days you get a view of the Lake District also. Truly fabulous. I believe that the cafe changed hands and it is certainly an improvement. As a fussy coffee drinker, I am very happy with their coffee now (it was pretty awful in the past) and would highly rate their flat white. We rarely eat there but today I had brunch there which was a regulat breakfast. It was delicious, great value and piping hot. The staff are lovely and I'd really recommend a trip to Cafe Cove if you're on the Fylde coast. Lovely! Oh they have gluten free cakes, which is an extra bonus.

We used to love coming to this cafe but for the last year the opening hours are not what they say on website. Here again today at 11.30 NOT OPEN when they should have opened at 10.30. I can understand it when it's raining but it's a lovely sunny day. Please update your opening hours as we don't live locally.Frustrated

Such a lovely cafe, absolutely amazing service with wonderful food and drink. Served by a lovely young girl called Arianne, so polite and friendly, very funny girl. Can’t fault the service.

Decided to go to this cafe yesterday as it was advertised as dog friendly. We sat down at a table near the window and got told by a member of staff "you can't sit here. This table is not dog friendly. The only table that is dog friendly is the table for 6 over there (by the door) but people are sat there so you will have to sit outside ". Would definitely not return, found staff to be rude and wouldn't class 1 dog friendly table as a good example of a dog friendly cafe.

I come here regularly with my husband/family. We are always made so welcome by the lovely friendly staff, and the breakfasts are always awesome and with a fabulous view of the coast. Just like a home from home.

good tasty breakfast, only niggle was that it could have been hotter but otherwise all good. also great location right on the beach

Friendly service. Great menu choice. Tea loaf exceptional. Good choice of cakes. Homely atmosphere. Warm and welcoming. Lynne

One of my favourite places to go for a drink. The food here is excellent as is the service. The views over the beach and sea are priceless.

This cafe is situated on the lovely new prom. It has a small outside area with a great view over to Blackpool. Good service, clean and friendly. We just has tea and cake, the cakes were very nice.

Love the views of the beach when sitting outside here. Love sitting inside when the weather's rough n cool and it's cosy and comfy. Staff are attentive. Food tasty. Prices are a little higher than average I think but can't fault the food. Handy for the beach, right outside and up the steps. Going there tomorrow as we live not far away.

This is a great place high quality food, I don’t really like breakfast, however in this cafe this was really nice. The cakes looked gorgeous although we were quite full.

My Wife and I often visit here, never a problem parking and it’s perfectly situated, right by the beach, lovely to sit outside and also lovely to sit inside, big windows with fantastic views over the Irish Sea.

We regularly visit this cafe whilst walking our dog on the beach. The food is delicious and there is a good choice of different options. There are also some lovely cakes and ice-cream and the staff are really friendly! It is dog-friendly sat near the door which is great. There are lovely views across the sea and would highly recommend as a nice cafe to visit. We will be back!

we had gone out for the day and had been in this café before for just a coffee but always thought it would nice for lunch and we were right. we told the staff that my partner was gluten free and would this a problem they check everything to make sure it was ok. We found out after the meal that they had wiped clean the prep area and did my partner first so as there to no problem. We had 2 jacket potato's with chesse beans and crisp bacon and they were great we sat in the window and watch the waves pound in it was great and made our day and next we go to Clevelys we will go back

Beautiful breakfast .Good service.Perfect start to a sunday morning.Good podition with views over the beach .We have had scones and coffee here before.Always come here when near Blackpool.

After a lovely visit to the beach with our daughter we stopped off at the cafe for a late lunch, we were hungry!! We ordered and waited for 30 minutes for 2 sandwiches, a hot cross bun and a portion of chips. My husband went to enquire and was stood waiting for ages whilst staff ignored him. Eventually he was acknowledged and our food was brought to us, not with an apology but an accusation that it was our fault because staff had called out with our order which we must not have heard. The order number given at the time of ordering was displayed on our table the whole time that we waited. The food was ok but I felt a tad expensive for what we got. Perhaps I would have felt this was more acceptable if we had not got the attitude received.

Lovely place. N ice views and good coffee. I took a book, read a couple of pages, sipped a coffee and enjoyed the view. Nice.

This cafe is in a good location with an all-round view of the sea and is nicely decorated inside. We had the breakfasts and were impressed - good quality ingredients, nicely cooked. However we did feel the prices were on the high side. There is outdoor seating although it was bad weather on the day we visited. Probably one of the better options for coastside cafes in the area.

Popped in for a drink and snack. Fab views of the coastline and the hills of the Lake District beyond. Clean and well presented. Parking available just outside or in other nearby car parks. Good selection of produce. More expensive than other nearby cafes but the quality is obvious to see. The staff were very happy and engaging. Lovely outdoor seating area. All in all a really nice place to visit for a snack or something a bit more substantial.

We have family and friends near here and went on Sunny Sunday.Se didnot stop for breakfast and we all went here when we got there. There is plenty of variety and I had a full english with a cup of the and it was very good.It is not often we can have our breakfast in the sunshine.Very enjoyable and great value.

Nice little cafe. Great place to enjoy a hot drink after a walk along Rossall prom, while admiring the stunning view out across the Irish Sea

Stopped here for a coffee after nice walk,Coffee was ok,but I was shocked the cafe had no toilets,you had to go outside and pay 20 pence to use public one's, I thought when a cafe sold food they should have toilets on the premises. miffed.

Great view of the bay the staff very friendly and inviting. It’s a shame it’s only open Thursday Friday Saturday & Sunday. Nice clean tables and even today on a normally closed day a nice place for a snack.

Visited our favourite sea view cafe on the Fylde / Wyre coast 15.02.18. Outside temperature 5deg with cold wind - with no heating the cafe wasn't much warmer Their coffee is the worst we have tasted, and very disappointed with the size of a £7 Panini - cost for 2 x small Latte coffee's and 2 panini: £20 - we feel robbed ! This cafe was the best and deserved the 5 star rating via the original owner but standards have gone down dramatically of recent times. Next time we visit Cleveleys, we intend to get a takeaway coffee and food from one of the many quality cafes on the high street and park on the promenade at Rossall Beach and enjoy !

I go on my bike the cafe is on the promenade at Cleveleys ,circular building with a great sea view , good food and friendly staff , well worth a trip

We had a lovely lunch at the Cove Cafe today. We had a selection of food which was all home-made and tasty and then some delicious cakes and ice cream. The staff were really friendly and efficient! The view out to sea is fantastic in all directions! We will definitely be returning soon!

My wife uses a wheel chair so on our recent trip to Cleveleys we had a walk along the see wall. at the far end of the wall we found this gem of a café and on a cold October morning it was open. we went in with ease as the door were wide and the wheel chair moved easily into the café, we got a table and I went to get coffee and cake.

Just what was required on a cold , blustery day by the sea ... lovely coffee and nice view out to sea.

This Cafe is right on the front with some amazing views of the sea and the coast. We ordered breakfast...

Drive up the busy Cleveleys high street and turn right at the end - before you drive into the sea...

Called in today and had breakfast which was good quality and reasonably priced. We were quite impressed with the staff...

Breakfast was to the highest standards. Looking forward to our next visit in October.maybe try lunch if the time is...

Really nice clean and friendly cafe,with fantastic views out to sea,we stopped for a coffee each, we had a piece each of the lovely carrot cake,and also hot crossed buns which were very buttery and very tasty,we came back again later in the afternoon,and it was still very busy.

Una parada regular para el almuerzo en un soleado día. Hermoso paisaje, justo en la playa. La comida es siempre excelente, aunque un poco caro.

This lovely café is in a prime location with outside seating / big indoor windows overlooking the much improved promenade and the sea. The coffee was very good but it was awkward asking for the price of the cakes - this should be done automatically and not stored in the till? Having said this it is all about the beautiful location.

Visited here with friends on a blustery Sunday lunchtime. Cafe is warm and welcoming, although the furniture is very close together. Panoramic views of the promenade and sea. The bacon and egg barmcake was freshly cooked to order, with a generous helping of bacon topped with a perfectly runny fried egg. Lovely food, we will be back!

This is a nice place to sit and have a coffee. The coffee and cakes are fine. It is a touchy pricey, but you have to pay for the location however the portions of slab cake seem small. I do think the way there are no prices on the cake is very bad your stood in the queue and having to ask the busy staff how much each cake is, but they seemed a bit unclear as I think the prices are stored in the till. If the cakes had a price ticket on I would rate good.

Best views looking over the sea with the lakes in the distance,.Has large windows for best views.,,sit outside or inside,,,has large tables to sit at...just have a delicious coffee or tea,,and a good choice of cakes,,,,there is a small menu for hot meals,,,but they dont serve after 3 pm ..just cakes...upto 4. They do scones to die for,,but limited....in quantity..Also realy good ice cream,,,Its a shame it closes early,,,ie 4pm,,,as its a popular venue,,,,

This cafe is good for tourists and locals. Quality food with a reasonable choice. Location looks out to sea so nice surroundings with pleasant atmosphere. Option to eat in or outside. Handy to jubilee park and rossall and Cleveleys beach. Fountains outside to keep the kids occupied during the summer.

I know it sounds daft, but it is true. It has recently had new owners but the product and service with a smile and a chat is still the same. The view out to sea is wonderful. I usually have cheese on toast, I have never been able to replicate it at home it's a wonderful thing to eat. I down it with hot chocolate. I can stare at the sea for hours and try to count the wind turbines, there are hundreds out at sea. I truly love this cafe, the views are wonderful. Go and see for yourself.

We've only had the breakfast menu when we've visited (three times) and every time it has been delicious and good portion sizes. The prices are what you'd expect and the views are fantastic. Only downside is the fact you have to use the public toilets on the prom, which you have to pay for and well...they are outside public communal toilets...say no more.

Situated right on the seafront this is a lovely cafe to visit - whether it is for an ice cream (locally made) on a hot summers day, or to sit and admire the view with a brew and a meal (try the bacon barmcakes). The cafe has plenty of room with both indoor and outdoor seating areas - the large panorama windows give the indoor area plenty of light and allow views over the bay and the hills of the southern lake district.

Another visit to the cafe with family..a must on our tourist itinerary..never disappointed with the bacon/ sausage and egg barmcakes! Absolutely Fantastic!Looking forward to our next visit already!Great food, great staff as always

We are locals been in here a few times for a drink and cake this is the first time we have had a meal! After waiting 40mins for quiche and chips and a portion of chips I asked how much longer it would be -staff seemed puzzled and then our food arrived like by magic a brief sorry but no explanation or proper apology the chips were tasteless oven chips nice and hot and apparently the quiche was good! Love the position of the cafe and the view but won't be bothering again also expensive so we too will stick to Cleveleys town centre as we had also walked out of the nearby pub as we were told we had to move to other seats to eat and all meals cost a few pound more to eat outside

This place has a spectacular view and is a bright space to enjoy a coffee by the sea. Staff are friendly too. The milkshake with local Wallings ice cream was a delicious treat! Note that the cafe doesn't have toilet facilities of its own however there are public toilets next door - remember to bring 20p.

We had a Pot of Tea for 2 and the bill was £3.50 which is expensive although the cafe is situated on its own away from the main shopping area where you can get a mug of Tea for a £1.00, havent eaten here but the food weve seen coming out of the kitchen looks very good and they have a good selection of cakes,biscuits.

We stopped here for coffee/tea and cake. Lovely sweets/puddings and coffee and tea but not cheap. A nice sea view as well.

Arrived around 2pm with my husband, cafe not too busy, we ordered a 40z beef burger with chips and a latte each. Took a seat by the large windows looking out over the prom and sea. My husband brought our lattes over which tasty yummy but my husband found the drink more like a milky coffee than a latte to which he advised me the lad had made it incorrect , i had no idea and it tasted yum. Food arrived gorgeous side salad, loads of hot crispy chips and a burger in a nice bun. Upon eating the burger i found it didnt taste like beef at all more like a sloppy ham burger. With closer inspected the burger was pale in colour and was more like a cheap ham burger. Not sue how it could pass as beef? I left mine couldnt eat it disgusting, At a cost of over £17 for 2 x Latte and 2x Beef burger and chips i would have expected more. This wont put me off returning but will not order the beef ? burger again.Also the lad that served us even though he was nice enough i just though he was OTT nice if you know what i mean ( False )

We have been many times, the ice cream is the best around especially the apple pie flavour. Also serve sandwiches and other light bites with a view over the sea. Would recommend highly.

Such delicious food but such hefty prices. I would go every week but I would have to remortgage the hose. Lovely cafe though with lovely views. Great for a one off treat!

Really lovely Wallings ice cream served here, i had apple pie flavour and it was so delicious. Also do softee ice cream. Quite pricey though.Nice location next to the mini splash park, which my kids loved.The cafes chairs are all ones with hard metal arms on, not the best - wish they had some without the arms on.

Sat outside in the sunshine. Friendly staff. Recommend the tuna and cheese panini. 20 minute wait for food but no bother. Lovely view over the beach.

But can fully understand why not on a cold, wet day in winter!However, whenever they are open and we are walking along the front, we call in for a drink and something to eat - just like we did today.Two americanos and two fruit slices ( chosen from a very tempting array of home baked goodies). Service was prompt and friendly. Tables are cleared and cleaned quickly and the whole place look well looked after. Lots of seating inside, though it can get crowded as it is rightly very popular, with a great view of the beach. There is seating outside as well with the same great views, though it was so windy today there might have been added grit ( from the sand) in anything you ate!Just over £7 for the food. Good vfm - the view is free but priceless!

Really well placed cafe on the seafront. Friendly staff and good range of cakes to go with a very decent coffee. I had the bacon sandwich which was piled high with bacon, well cooked and piping hot, perfect place to sit and watch the world go by. Love this little cafe.

Superb location, with great views, on a clear day. Never disappointed with the friendly welcome ( been quite a few times), and thoroughly enjoyed the breakfast rolls - will be back soon

Veery welcoming staff, generous size scones, good coffee with great views. Close disabled parking was ideal. Shall return.. Thank you

went for a psychic evening and a meal was in with the price. The food on offer was either lasagne or quiche,and the whole table of 9 chose the lasagne. When it came it didn't look very big but there was plenty, very deep and it was delicious, it was served with bowls of hot fries and lovely garlic bread which was all placed on the table for every1 to help themselves. I had blackcurrent cheesecake for dessert and it was excellent. The staff are lovely, you feel like you already know them, ,without being overly attentive. Will certainly be back.

This café is beautifully appointed. The views are second to none and the décor is modern stylish and extremely comfortable. The staff are very capable and helpful and they clearly make everything themselves including the superb patisserie items. We had the home made quiche, baked potato salad and coleslaw which was perfectly presented and very tasty. It was reasonably priced at £6.95. We felt relaxed and unhurried and had ample time to drink our tea afterwards and enjoy the view. the only negative thing is that there is a sliding door which kept on getting left open as people came in and the icy wind from the sea kept on blasting in. Maybe they could have a spring on this door so that it would automatically close after people came in. Apart from that could not fault this beautiful venue.

Went here for lunch yesterday,had ham,sun dried tomato and mozarella on a herb panini,it was delicious, my companion had a fruit scone and jam and said it was excellent. The setting is delightful with fabulous views across the bay to the Lakeland mountains.

A nice modern cafe with big windows right next to the beach for a great sea view across to the Lake District. Good outside seating area and a big car park across the road as well as one outside. We only had scones and coffee but we both commented that they were excellent scones. The staff were friendly as well.

In summer last year I visited this cafe and was very impressed. My son visits regularly. So today myself, my 17 year old and two of his friends visited for breakfast. We came 3 miles on a tram so that's how much we rate it, we are willing to travel on a wet and windy day to eat there! Even though it was early afternoon they still do breakfasts. My son and friends ordered the large breakfast, and i ordered the American one. Food came piping hot, and when i pointed out that the black pudding was missing from my son's breakfast it was immediately rectified with freshly cooked black pudding bought over with apologies. As I mentioned before in a previous review, it isn't cheap, it cost me £18 mine and my son's meal, with a mocha and a pot of tea for one but it definitely is worth it, can't fault it. Also worth mentioning was all 3 of the lads were wearing 'hoodies' typical teenagers, which some cafe's may view with suspicion in my experience, however we were all made to feel very welcome. It wasn't busy and we did wait a short while for food but that is because of how freshly cooked it all is. There is a limited menu, breakfasts, paninis, soup, few burgers but all served in a nice setting overlooking Cleveleys beach, their cakes look gorgeous. Will definitely go again.

nice place to go with kids on sunny day water featrue right outside the best ice cream i think is apple crumble went about ten times the kids go shell collecting and building sand castle then ice cream

Called into here whilst walking along the prom at Cleveleys on a very windy and cold day. It was lovely going into a warm cafe. We only wanted a snack and so had tea for 2 with toasted hot cross buns and we shared a bakewell tart. There was a large selection of cakes on offer. It was lovely sitting near the window and looking out at sea. The tea was ok but the water wasn't majority hot in the first pot we had. Hot cross buns were lovely but we found the bakewell tasted very sugary glad we only got 1 to share. I would go again when on a walk on the front nice place to visit.

Perched at the end of the " new promenade " this ideal .Panoramic large glass windows enable you to look out to see and regularly see the isle of man ferry bobbing past with Barrow and the Cumbrian fells providing a stunning backdrop. The café is just that adequate but not a stunning choice of food but certainly no greasy spoon that would be an insult. The access is comfortable and serviced by parking 50 metres away and toilets adjacent to the café with a charge of 20p. This is superb for families the childrens fountain rainbow area is wonderful and such fun as an option to the beach at high tide. For dog walkers the outside area is wonderful and welcoming with over a dozen tables over looking the sea and in good weather this is so relaxing ( and for non dog owners).The attraction of this clean and modern facility is the location, amazing , so versatile and welcoming , use it on a cold brisk winter walk along the prom magic ....

The Cove Cafe is on Clevelys Promenade. It serves great food from breakfast to afternoon teas. It's location means that you have stunning views across Morecambe bay and up to the Lake District. The cafe itself is within easy walking distance of the town centre and is a pleasant walk along the promenade. For those with cars there is a car park opposite and a small car park adjacent with several disabled places. The food ranges from snacks to full meals throughout the day and is is freshly made and serve by helpful staff. The prices are fair and the quality is very good. It is well worth a visit and the walk along the promenade is great. The Cove cafe is an outstanding example of the new Cleveleys Promanade,

I had the perfect scone with cream and jam on a glorious sunny day in Kirkham excellent staff with fresh food available to eat outside or inside with spectacular views of the sea.Parking available for short or long stay and an easy walk into the town centre

We were in Cleveleys, my son and I, for the dentist and his friend came with us. We were all hungry and the friend recommended we go to the Cove as he said (in teenager speak!) 'It's Best'. I was a little skeptical coming along the prom as the outside didn't look up to much tbh but once we got inside, wow. Clean, well laid out, and what gorgeous views over the sea. We ordered 2 regular breakfasts, and I had the quiche with jacket potato, coke, a latte, and a milkshake. It was a little pricey at £26 but the portions were huge and presented very well.My Son said the milkshake was the best he'd ever had! Would definitely recommend to anyone and will be taking the husband when we are next in Cleveleys .

This truly is the place to go for a full English breakfast. It is on the pricey side but well worth it. Cooked to perfection. Take cash, you have to pay 50p charge to use your bank card! The only other niggle was they said I would have to pay for an extra egg if I wanted scrambled egg instead of fried with my breakfast!!

I love this cafe the food is lovely and they do the best ice cream (Wallings) and come rain or shine the views out to the Irish Sea are truly amazing. The only down side is the cafe does not have toilets. If you want to spend a penny it will actually cost you 20p to use the public toilets next door. But apart from this the cafe is great.

Lovely contemporary cafe serving snacks and icecreams. Snacks include things like breakfast sandwiches, cakes, cookies. Smiling, friendly staff. There is plenty of room to sit outside overlooking the beach and bay, but we sat in as it was windy. Still lots of tables along the curved windows, so still able to look at the view whilst enjoying a latte.

Went in with my family after a lovely walk on the beach, the cafe it's self is clean & with impressive views of the coast, & the food we ordered was nice, small breakfast was adequate, for me menu just not extensive enough & really could do so much more....it's not like the kitchen isn't capable of producing more than a Panini....for example my 4 year old daughter requested a soft boiled egg, ok it wasn't on the menu but surly they had a pan, water & a fresh egg, perhaps no egg timer...apparently not. Iam sure they could of whipped up such a demand if they really wanted too but unfortunately they couldn't....shame really. Will we return? Yes probably but I next time I will perhaps sneak into the kitchen myself and give what the customer wants.

Visited Cleveleys on a very cold windy day, passed the Cove cafe which looked very nice inside and very inviting. We went in to have a drink to heat us up. We both chose hot chocolate with everything on top, this was the best hot chocolate I have ever tasted we were sorry when our drinks were finished would defiantly visit to the Cove again when in the area. The girl behind the counter was very friendly and chatty. I would highly recommend The Cove

Found this cafe by accident - after a stressful morning we drove to Cleveleys and parked up by the sea front to have a very bracing walk along the prom - what better way to forget about horrible people and cheer us up!Very windy day so glad to be sheltered yet have a wonderful sea view and a really good cappucino and a generous slice of custard. Pleased to see that they also cater for gluten free with a number of packet treats.Highly recommended and will visit again, wonderful cafe, a very happy visit, thank you!

I visit this place whenever I can, they do a lovely freshly made cooked breakfast any time of the day, plenty of other choices too.It's a unique place with breathtaking panoramic sea views from it's circular location, you can see the sea from every table.I particularly like it here in winter when the sea is high really angry, it makes for a cosy experience.