Daisy's in the Park in Hertsmere

We visited Daisys in the Park, Radlett, during their recent 50% off food on a Monday promotion. We booked a table in advance as we expected to find the café busy, so we were surprised to find we were the only customers.The breakfast menu had plenty of choices. We went for the Brioche French toast (with vanilla crème fraiche, berry compote, caramelised banana & salted caramel); the Buttermilk pancakes (with berry compote, smoked streaky bacon, crispy honeycombed butter & maple syrup) and a selection of cooked breakfast items. Whilst half-portions of Brioche French toast and Buttermilk pancakes are available, there was no half-portion of the Daisy&Co Full Breakfast for children.Both the French toast and the Buttermilk pancakes were excellent and so was the sausage in the full breakfast.The food arrived after only a short wait. We enjoyed sitting by the wood-burning stove, in the sun lounge extension, with the lovely views across the Watling Steet Recreation Ground gardens.At full price, I think the food is a bit expensive (but you would expect that for Radlett), but with their offer it was excellent value for money!

Can the owner please reply and explain. Lets start and say food was above average. Service was very slow and poor. The waitress was obviously having a bad day and I got”that” look a few times!!I ordered avocado on sourdough and then the problems started.Can I please have the toast buttered then the avocado and please add 2 poached eggs. Sorry we can’t butter the toast the butter is kept outside the kitchen area!!No problem take the butter inside the kitchen area and ask the “chef” to butter the toast I’m sorry we can’t do that.I’m sorry I don’t understand. It’s our policy We’ll is it possible you could change it (death stare) can you please check with the “chef” if he could butter the toast on this occasion (death stare) If he can’t I I’ll choose something else.30 ish mins later the food arrives with my meal (unbuttered toast)Really really don’t understand how a restaurant/chef can’t butter toast just makes no sense!!Food as I said was above average ,service poor and slow In summary CAN DO BETTER!!

So disappointed how dramatically the menu has changed. Visited for lunch won’t be going back. Regular customer since the opening but struggled to find anything appetising.

Really great service, fantastic atmoshpere and the food is good and not over priced. Would highly recommend.

I am very unhappy with the wait staff, I ordered specifically an order and there was no communication, they never asked me if I have any allergies and the food came in cold! If the staff are not happy with there job they should not be in this industry, as I come to relax and have a pleasant experience! This was the 2 nd time I’ve had a bad experience and I will not being coming to your cafe again, I will let people know! While I was there another lady complained that she had hair in her food, wow, 2 complaints in one day! This is not good! I asked for managers number but as I cannot contact Julie I’ve decided to put a bad review instead to make people aware!

Fabulous venue with plenty of tables and a lovely interior. The staff member was friendly and welcoming and gave great service. The menu has something for everyone and very accommodating about modifying the dishes. Highly recommend the Daisy’s breakfast. Would visit again!

Great Vegan breakfast, very well priced and excellent customer service. Really nice Oatmeal Latte too.

We went to Daisy's in the Park in Radlett for a birthday party on a Sunday night. The restaurant had been hired out for the event so I cannot comment on what it is like when it is open to the public. However, when we were there the service and food was very good. It is quite smart, with nice decor. Overall I would say that this is much better than the Daisy's in the Park in Pinner

Popped in for a late lunch as we were in the area. Nice, clean restaurant with varied menu. Friendly staff. Our lunch was very good, big portions. Loads of vegan and veggie stuff on menu.

I visited for the first time for brunch , mixture of adults and children in our group, I found the food to be very over priced especially the children's menu. We ordered pancakes and a sausage roll from the kids menu, the menu states the pancakes come with "fruit" it came out with 6 blueberries, we asked for more fruit and they said they could give us more blueberries but nothing else, a few mins later they did bring some strawberries to us. The pancakes were £6 and they were mini! The kids sausage in a bun was tiny, a very small plain roll, no butter , and a small sausage & this cost £4.50! . In general I found all the portions small for how much they cost, staff were not overly friendly, service was a bit slow, there are defiantly better places for breakfast/brunch.

We chose fish goujons & mushy peas in the sourdough bread plus halloumi fries, and grilled chicken, avocado, spinach and mayonnaise with fries. Both were VERY good and filling. Fantastic hit chocolate too! Good choice of small plates, however limited the choice of sandwiches. I recommend adding milkshakes to the drinks menu and expanding the choice of sandwiches too.

Beautiful setting with a rustic feel, lovely looking restaurant and ambience with friendly, attentive staff, but sadly the food ordered on the day was over-cooked. Three of us ordered the same, halloumi and smashed avocado sandwiches on artisan bread served with hand-cut chips. The filling in the sandwich was lovely served on carmalised onion; however the toasted artisan bread was too brittle to get our teeth into and the chips were overdone too. I will come back to give the restaurant another go and hope it was a one off as most reviews of the restaurant are positive.

kids love it here. good food at reasonable prices. Staff always obliging and happy to deal with your requests. Good coffee served here and clean toilets

Popped in for lunch with my parents when I first moved to Radlett and it was fab. Lovely atmosphere and super happy and helpful staff! Thank You!

loved the place, especially placed tables towards the park / garden. Food is awesome, nice Medd dishes, good options for veggies. Loved it !!! will go again.

Cosy restaurant with lots of natural light. The friendly staff serve an interesting range of dishes with vegetarian options. Good for a quick coffee, brunch, lunch and dinner. Popular choice for families with children. Good value full English breakfast.

not easy to park but great they allow dogs in the conservatory so advise booking in advance. Had the best halloumi fries . service good

There were good options for all dietary requirements, the food was delicious and service was especially good. We will return.

Superb breakfast. I opted for the full English - it was absolutely delicious. Service was really good too. Noted there were lots of choices on the menu. Lovely atmosphere with a view of the park at the back of the restaurant. Great attention to detail in the furnishings/soft furnishings. Noted there was a mix of couples, families and friends as well as people on their own. Definitely will be visiting again - loved it!

Good local facility for quick meal with no frills. Children are welcome with plenty for to do in the area. Set in a great open space

Took my kids for NY Day brunch/lunch today. What a dreadful experience. We were told there was a wait although I couldnt understand why as the restaurant wasnt even half full. Took our drinks order and then never came back to take our food order. I had to go over and ask. Someone eventually came. Waited an hour for food which when it came was wrong Frankly plain and inedible. I wont be visiting again. Too many other good cafes in the area.

Visited here for the first time to meet up with friends for lunch. Food was great, nicely presented and reasonaby priced.. Very comfortable interior and they allow dogs which is a bonus for us. Staff are very friendly and welcoming and provide excellent service. Will definitely visit again.

It was ok but there wasn’t much of a selection. The atmosphere was great though and the cake was great 👍

Favourite place for breakfast Sunday morning. Staff always attentive and helpful. Breakfast always hot, very tasty. and nicely presented. Very relaxing.

We went for the first time yesterday afternoon. Food was reasonably priced and delicious. Portion size was good and we all enjoyed what we ate.

Have been coming here pretty much since it opened, often 2/3 times a week. Sometimes it’s just a coffee or two, often lunch and sometimes with my dog. Always the same warm welcome, wide variety of food and NOT the same old, same old.

Defo worth a visit. Been here twice now and it’s a great little restaurant. Good varied and interesting menu, quirky but functional decor. It’s a local independent restaurant that needs local support. The restaurant business is really tough right now and I hope they are a success as they are having real go. Live music once a month. Amazing breakfasts and their fish finger mushy pea sandwich at lunchtime is simply perfect. Will defo return.

Really enjoy Daisy’s. It’s a fab local restaurant with delicious food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Especially love their poached eggs and avocado for breakfast. Lovely decor and feel. My only suggestion is though the staff are really good, service of food should be quicker.

If one is looking for fine dining or over-attentive disingenuous service, this is not the place. If one is looking for culinary cuisine with precision plating of various forms of foam to accompany a dish, this is not the place. However, if someone is looking for a hearty meal, not complicated but with fresh ingredients, then this is the place.

The restaurant wasn’t that busy; maybe 60% full.

myself and my family went there for the first time.although we have lived within walking distance for years.we were not disappointed.the food was superb.the guy who served us was on the ball .the steak my partner had was the best cooked ever.i know about meat as it is my trade.will certainly be returning

Came here for lunch,the service was incredibly slow, after 30 mins we asked where our food was, the reply '2 mins' this was the same reply after a further 10 mins. I asked for gluten free bread for my sandwich which i was told they had, then told then did not have it. When we left, without food, the manager said 'you have only been waiting 10 mins' this beggars belief! Given that we were only having a sandwich I fail to understand the delay especially as someone who came in after us was served before we left. Will never return

I came here by chance as I was taking my nephew to see a show at the Radlett Centre down the road. What a great cafe. Good flat whites and one of the best eggs benedict I’ve had. Bright orange, fresh eggs and a lovely hollandaise sauce. It has a lovely atmosphere and I love the all glass, modern conservatory at the side with a fire and fairy lights.

We came in this evening for dinner and we had pre booked - the waiter was fab - he was all on his own as I think they were expecting a Quiet night but it was quite busy! Taking that into account the service was still top notch and The food was superb - all in all so good I booked a table for next week when leaving! The waiter did very considering the pressure he was under! Can’t wait to try something different on the menu next week - I had the halloumi skewered followed by the peas salad with salmon and it was lovely

Visited for breakfast. Had really good food and friendly service. Restaurant is very cosy and have fantastic coffee so we will be back definitely

Visited with my father for breakfast - arrived at 9:45am on a Sunday morning to be told there is a 40 minute wait for food, despite many free tables. This was fine, so we were seated & menus given. Order was taken 5 minutes later - both food & drink. 50 minutes later we still had no food & tables were being served around us. I asked a member of staff after another 10 minutes how much longer it would be, she cams back moments later to say our order had been missed. We were finally served our less than acceptable breakfast at 11:20. That’s an hour and 35 minutes wait for cold eggs Benedict. There was plates and cutlery piled onto the middle table and the entire place was a shambles. Will never visit again!

My husband and I revisited Daisy's on a beautiful summer lunchtime. The setting is superb, placed as it it by the side of a small lake in the beautifully kept Pinner park.

Had a really nice fathers day brunch. Busy, but staff were very happy to assist and food was great. Thank you for great service!!

We recently visited this small but cosy coffee bar come cafe with my family, we booked for breakfast at 11.15, it wasn’t very busy so we had a choice of table, the staff were pleasant and quick to take our order, it wasn’t a difficult order no allergies or intolerances just one vegetarian, breakfast, one English breakfast with two sausages,one soft scrambled eggs smoked salmon and one beans and scrambled eggs well done, nothing out of the ordinary. unfortunately nothing arrived as we had ordered apart from the well done scrambled eggs, and it looked awful, the mushrooms were burnt the food was stone cold, the smoked salmon was brown and arrived with poached eggs and the vegetarian turned up in disguise as two sausages with their partner in crime Mr bacon! Dear oh dear, shamefully bad.

Went to meet my two friends for a Birthday celebration last Saturday. Been before and and it's a lovely setting for sure and a very pretty cafe. My friend booked a setting for 2pm and people were already on the table halfway through lunch but the waitress moved them and they kindly agreed. (The table had a sign on for a booking for 2pm and that's the time I arrived). Bit embarrassing but all ok otherwise so far. Delighted to see my friends. It went a bit downhill after than when one friend went to pay in advance but felt 'invisable' by the staff as they were so busy talking. The food was good. And I particularly liked that the chef came to see us at the table as we had a some dietary requirements. Good on the chef checking all ok. It all went wrong with the three girls serving. They threw their eyes up at every request. That started with payment and other food requests. Felt we were in the way and being awkward. One asked if the food was ok and it was. But it was the general attitude. It was appalling! I have no idea who to contact to writing this review here so other's are aware.

First of all: this is not a review about the food quality - we did not succeed to eat there...

We had a very good meal at Daisy's recently. The food was excellent. The service was a little slow because it was unexpectedly busy on a Saturday night but the business in the restaurant made for nice "buzz". The new "garden room" is lovely and really enhances the ambience. I would have given 5 stars but am waiting for them to put a NZ savignon blanc on the menu instead of a mediocre Chilian SB.

The lunch and breakfast food here is very good, and much more reasonable than at some similar restaurants. The ambience is very good and the waiting staff are attentive.

Really nice atmosphere and well decorated with an open feel. Our waiter was really friendly and looked after us very well for our entire meal. I had the great breakfast which was huge and tasty. Everyone enjoyed their food and their night.

Great local spot to meet friends for breakfast, brunch, lunch or a drink - I can’t comment on evenings yet as I haven’t been although am certainly willing to and hear their evenings with live music are good.

I regularly visit Daisy's and the service/food/drink is always great! Lovely decor also and very good use of space. Daisy's offers a relaxed atmosphere with friendly service + they're dog friendly :) Sam, Nathan & Abi are brilliant! Best place in Radlett :)

Cracking little cafe-restaurant a few paces from Radlett railway station, perfect - for my purposes anyway - for quick but quality breakfast and maybe a business meeting before jumping on the train into London. Opens 0830, means you can still catch the 0904 into town, or trains every 15 minutes after that.

On my first visit a few weeks ago i was quite impresssed with the breakfast and called in today for Lunch.

Waiting staff a bit slow and the food took quite a while to arrive. However, worth waiting for. Great use of space and interesting decor.

Me and my partner first tried Daisy’s on 9th Dec. The service was good and so was the food (the full English breakfast) following our first experience we went back today (27/01/18). There were 2 school boys serving who had no concept of good service whatsoever. There was a couple and a baby next to us who first had to ask for menus and then the guy got that fed up of waiting he actually got up and got a bottle of water and a glass himself!! Poor.

Been a few times and I had said before going lets not as service and wait times are terrible but went anyway. 15 minutes to take the order for drinks and breakfast then 40 minutes later still no drinks told order hadn’t been put in. We left. Ridiculous, we wont be back, don’t waste your time.

Came here on Christmas Eve so the menu was a little limited but it was very nice indeed. Leave room for either a hot chocolate or the salted caramel chocolate tart. Very relaxing, not too expensive and the staff are friendly. Go here rather than costa or a deli would be my personal view.

This is the second time I have been here and was delayed on both occasions. We waited 50 minutes for our food today . Two small breakfasts and one sandwich. The food was not great. We asked for free drinks for the long wait and we were given these. There was a man who was acting as manager and he agreed the service was not good. We finally got an apology at the end when we paid the bill but it didn't seem sincere. Another table got their food after an hour of waiting and got up and walked out as it was cold and looked horrible. I won't be coming back.

Lovely, friendly & relaxed cafe/restaurant on the High street. Attentive staff and welcoming. The menu ranges from breakfast, lunch thru to dinner with small plates & sandwiches also on offer.

Still waiting Just given this glorified restaurant a second try. We booked a large table for a birthday brunch They can’t cope been waiting 45 minutes for food. Beware.

Daisy's in the Park is a small restaurant in Radlett. It has a small, but well thought out menu and selection of drinks. The décor is rustic which, in combination with the friendly staff, gave the place a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. For a place at the lower end of the price range, the food was really very well cooked and presented and excellent value for money. I have seen some of the negative comments on service, however, this certainly wasn't an issue when we visited on a relatively quiet evening and I suspect we had a different person serving us. However, I could see that the staff might have been a little stretched if the place was full. I suggest not letting the comments put you off and giving the place a go if you are in the area.

I really feel this place could be great but the staff seem to let it down! Apart from one man who i 'think' is the owner or manager! He's super friendly and helpful. The other staff seem too scatty, like school boys who don't take the job seriously. When we asked what the soup was last time we was there the waiter simple said ' Ah i don't know..', a simple 'I'm not too sure just let me chekc for you' would have been fine. Then when he brought the soup out he could barely carry it without spilling (although the soup dish was partly to blame'. My advice, get more experienced, friendly staff who are on the ball! oh and make your breakfasts abit bigger! you literally get one egg, sausage, rasher of bacon and a tiny pot of beans (usually a pot you would be given mayo in). You can still have a more up market breakie without being stingey. All in all io think there is potential!

A small restaurant ideal for solo diners or couples: A single long table almost the full length of the dining area would suit a party booking - but there is just room for one of these. Overall atmosphere is quiet and secluded. We had the steak - which was cooked as we asked - and the presentation was very good. Prices are not low - quantities could be increased slightly to justify. However, we will certainly be regular customers.

Went on a Sunday for lunch. It started off really well. We were shown to our table given menus and we ordered our food. It was a bit slow in coming but nothing too terrible and the food was really quite good although my meal was somewhat overcooked.

Have been here a few times when visiting the area but won't be rushing back. Slow service and disappointing eggs florentine. Eggs were undercooked and hollandaise sauce absolutely tasteless and for £7.50 a time I can get better elsewhere. It's ok here for tea and toast or a quick coffee.

Visited for late breakfast and ordered The Great English Breakfast priced at £9.00.

This is a fantastic place for breakfast and we would really recommend it.

Looked inviting and enroute thought it could be a good stop.

Arrived at 3 minutes past 12 only to be told that breakfast finished at midday and CHEF won't deviate from lunch menu. Empty tables around us and we weren't the only ones to leave. No BRAIN

Lovely cold bottle of wine on a Saturday afternoon. Lovely staff. Good music. What's not to like ? Didn't know this place existed. Will definitely return.

Had delightful and delicious lunch,. Good cheerful service perfect for casual lunch in bright surroundings, small garden available too.

Whilst this was only our second visit to Dairy’s in the Park this visit did not have the same wow factor as before. The removal of the old cinema seats and low tables by the window has also removed some of the cafes’ character– although having tables is probably a lot more practical for those wanting to eat. Our bill was not served in a jar of smarties this time and service felt a bit indifferent.

I went for morning coffee with friends (in May 2017) and this was the first visit for my friends who had read about Dailsy's and wanted to see for themselves. The coffee was excellent and the cakes (although we didn't have any on this occasion) looked scrummy, large portioned and very much home made. All the plates of food that passed us were also of very generous portion sized.

This place is lovely. Great fresh and tasty food. Ideal for lunch or a quick coffee. Not too pricey. I would recommend it their salads.

We went to Daisy in the park in Radlett on Saturday and in my opinion it's a massive cut above your Starbucks and Costa type of place. Food is halfway between snacky and diner, very tasty and good value. Service is both competent and friendly. Nice place for brunch or just a quiet drink.

Had a great brunch with the family. Soup and half sandwich was good shout as were the large portions. Not sure I would recommend for evening as the location and seating is more daytime.

Daisy's is a favourite lunch spot of ours and will remain so. Had a great lunch today but Daisy - you can do much better!! The table was dirty, the glass dirty, teacup filthy and the waitress, very pleasant, but covered in someone else's dinner.

My first time, but everything was superb. Fantastic service. Why did it take me so long to go there! Its brilliant.

Lovely food, served hot and nicely presented. I have had breakfast here on three consecutive mornings while working in the area. It's a 'trendy' light environment. Could only benefit from being a bit more friendly.

Very good quality food at a very good price! Great gluten free options and staff had a good understanding of the difference between gluten intolerance and coeliac disease. I was told I would not be able to have chips as cross contamination occurs in the fryer. With this information, I instantly felt at ease that care would be taken when preparing my meal to avoid cross contamination.

Visited for first time today for lunch after noticing this small cafe / restaurant a while ago. Surpassed expectations with wide and varied menu, friendly service, and all at a sensible price ... definitely give them a try if you have been thinking about it - will be back for more soon !

We went in for brunch and ordered 3 dishes between us. To be fair the food was all very tasty but the portions were seriously small

Found this lovely small cafe in Radlett - such a change from other restaurants in Radlett. Decor and ambience was subtle and quiet. Food was surprisingly good - I had the game pie which was mostly game and the pie element suitably small. The bill was smaller than expected - good value for money. ,

Had a wonderful meal and staff very attentive although a bit distracted by their mobile phones! Easy to get them back on point though. I had a new dish and they were very keen for feedback and to make improvements. All I would change is portion size. Far too big for lunch and brought half of it home. So 5 stars if they could reduce size and price of meals. Maybe a lunch menu??

I had arranged to meet a few friends at a chain pizza restaurant in Radlett but when we arrived it was too busy and noisy so we left. What a great decision that turned out to be because then we found this little gem of a place. Food was amazing, 2 of us are veggie and 2 meat eaters and there were delicious choices to suit us all. Had 2 desserts between us, both tasted home cooked and were lovely and the price was good value for money. The ambience is lovely, rustic with dimmed lighting, just the way I like it. There was also the most fabulous live singer that particular evening, her name was Lara Lulu and apparently it was her first night, we are hoping she comes back again as we would definitely go again both for the restaurant and her performance

Radlett is not bestowed with good restaurants but this was a surprise Popped in for lunch and impressed with the imaginative decor and ambience. My wife had an excellent salad and I a fish finger sandwich which was well prepared and tasty. Will be back

Sat outside for breakfast - after an 8 mile walk with friends.

This is a super little café on Radlett High Street that serves food all day long for breakfast lunch and dinner. Its located right next to a small park area which our little one loved to run around whilst the was being prepared.

Such a shame but I have been there several times and service always poor. Staff seem too happy just to sit around and most times we have to get up to get something, remind them about something they have missed etc.

The waitresses rushed us to choose food then when it arrived one of the the burgers was not cooked. Thus was returned and then new burger arrived fifteen minutes later when others had finished. On the way out the waitress made a comment that we should have just eaten the raw meat !!!!

Atmostphere good for an evening with friends. Great live music also. Food excellent and good value for money!

Radlett is not bestowed with good restaurants but this was a surprise Popped in for lunch and impressed with the imaginative decor and ambience. My wife had an excellent salad and I a fish finger sandwich which was well prepared and tasty. Will be back

We dropped in for a late Sunday meal and were pleasantly surprised with the selection of drinks and food, all healthy and the salads in particular were creative. Quick service and lots of space with seating alternatives, inside and outside. Will be back !

This a really pleasant little restaurant serving simple food and snacks. Both my wife and I opted for burgers which were very good. I thought that the triple cooked chips were slightly burned, my wife thought hers were fine. I like the idea that they offer beers from a local craft brewery in Watford ( Pope's Yard), words I never expected to write. I thoroughly enjoyed both the stout and the relaxed atmosphere.

My husband and I were going to the theatre in Radlett and stumbled upon this little gem by accident. Food was really excellent, very tasty and nicely presented. Very relaxed. Well definitely go back.

We popped in without a booking for lunch with our children.

We had been here for coffee and lunch and decided to try Daisy's for dinner.It was very quiet on a Saturday evening-we were the only customers for most of our meal.Two more diners came in as we were finishing.

Found Daisy's by accident, but a happy accident in the end. Everything was freshly cooked, tasty and served in a lovely, quaint environment. Thankfully it was quiet the day we went as it took a while to get served/food out, but worth the wait.

I asked for a local place to have lunch, I was sent to Daisy's in the park. Got there it was sunny so we sat outside, but when the sun went in we went in also.

I had not been to this restaurant as it took so long to open and local reviews had not been enthusiastic. However my husband went with friends for an early lunch and told me that the food was superb. We went with my daughter some days later and we were all very impressed with the service and the food. The menu is really very healthy and offers a great choice.

Very cool place, nice outlook over the park, funky furniture and decor, friendly and polite staff. Good coffee, yummy eggs benedict and salmon with (delicious) scrambled eggs. Definitely recommend for brunch!

Having only previously been here for coffee and cake, 5 of us went for lunch on a Sunday. We had the spacious booth seat. We all shared Buffalo wings to start - a portion of BBQ ones and a portion of spicy hot ones. These were delicious but the hot ones are really hot. I had a Fish Finger Sandwich which has tartar sauce AND mushy peas in it... It was lovely. Other dishes we had were the Calamari, Goats Cheese salad and a beef sandwich. All dishes were tasty, and at £55 including service, you can't go too far wrong. :-)

This really is a very welcoming establishment!

Daisy’s in the park is situated in the centre of Radlett and just a short walk from the station. It is a nice light airy café with views across a small park. Old cinema / theatre seats give a lot of atmosphere to the place along with a long table and a large round table for groups (the old cinema / theatre seats only suitable if just having drinks and snacks as tables are rather low).

Came here for breakfast. The place was lovely and empty, the gentleman who served us was very friendly and very helpful.