Daisys in The Park in Harrow - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

The location of Daisy's is beautiful, but the toilets don't work well. There are only two for women which is not enough. Today, one of them was too dirty to use. While waiting for the second cubicle to become free, I tried about five times to flush the dirty one, with no success, i.e. it did flush but did not become clean. When the second cubicle finally became free, it also had not been effectively flushed, despite the woman who came out of it saying she had flushed it twice. This sort of thing really lets the place down. Daisy's needs to get a plumber, and to make sure the toilets are cleaned throughout the day. Also, if possible, they need more toilets.

A group of us went to Daisy's for an early Christmas celebration. We had a really lovely evening last night. Levi gave us a very warm welcome and it couldn't have been better. The food was fabulous, the ambience and service was spot on - friendly and relaxed - everything was just right. The Christmas Menu was excellent and very good value too. One of our party is gluten free and another has a food allergy - absolutely not a problem and great care taken over this. It was our 3rd consecutive Christmas booking. Looking forward to doing it again next year! Thanks to the team for a superb evening.

This is a warm, cosy cafe. Great to sit in on a cold blustery day, looking out at the pond and the pidgeons and the Canada geese. The cake looked very appetising, but I chose the bacon and cheese panini and the bacon wasn't cooked. I also overheard a man at the next table complain that his bacon wasn't cooked. Putting raw bacon into a panini before cooking it doesn't work. It needs to be grilled/fried first. The coffee was very good. I shall visit again the next time I'm in Pinner - and eat cake!

We are a group of aquafit ladies who have been here on 4 previous occasion this year. Excellent and friendly service. Great selection/choice of sandwiches and cakes (as always). Lovely location. See you soon 🍰🍰☕☕

A group of 12 of us met here for lunch, it was a lovely day and the park was quite busy. The restaurant was quite busy too so we grabbed a couple of tables outside and moved them together. We ordered a variety of food, chicken and avocado burger, veggie bean burger, kids menu we had the macaroni cheese and the mezze platter. We also order the falafel flatbread and jackfruit flatbread. It was made really really well, we all enjoyed all the food we had ordered and they had it it to us quite quickly whilst being cooked really well and hot. The macaroni cheese was lovely too and the falafel in the mezze platter was really nice too. Everyone enjoyed all their food and had some lovely views whilst eating. We have been a few times and each time it’s been quite consistent.

A lovely park, the nicest venue in Harrow by far and these guys have the plum spot in the middle of it. The food is nice, well made, it’s very popular so can be a bit of a delay but nothing too bad. No Halal or kosher food as it’s a bit too old school English to do that but good veggie and vegan so everyone can eat. The staff are mostly young and can be a little bit indifferent but are probably a little over worked on weekends. It’s very load with kids and families and well healed Pinner luvvies guffawing but there is also a specified quiet area. It’s a little pricey but for such a nice spot in the middle of Pinner it’s hard to complain. Maybe the menu could be a little broader, it’s a little bit run of the mill but the breakfasts are good. WiFi works and management are pretty good if you have any issues. On reflection if give it a 4.5 if I knew how to do halves.

Went to lunch with my parents, extensive choice of food and drinks. Caters for all and reasonably priced. Staff are friendly and a lovely setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner

It’s a nice lovely cafe in a beautiful setting of Pinner memorial park. Always busy and abuzz, but staff is always friendly and helpful and food/drinks great. Would recommend

Packed when we got there but we were kindly given a table that had a reserved sign on it. Food was good and came out quickly (we had ordered two fry ups). It is quite loud and the floor and tables could do with some cleaning but overall it wouldn't put me off for visiting again.

Visited this place today, we've passed it many times and has always been busy. The food was decent however, the service was a let down. There wasn't any space except a dirty table, I asked a waitress if the table was free and she said she would be over to clean it for us. We sat down and after a while another waitress came to clear the table. She couldn't fit everything on her tray so left a few bits. Unfortunately she seemed to have forgotten about clearing up the rest of the table and had to be promoted by my boyfriend 10 mins later. Even then she only took away a dirty plate and left one of the dirty mugs. Our table was never cleaned so there was crumbs everywhere which I had to wipe away with tissue. It also seemed like all the staff were reluctant to be there which was a huge put off.

After a short visit to the park we found ourselves wanting a quick coffee and a ice for the little one. They were busy as usual so I wasn’t expecting the coffee to be quick. That said - I was in ear shot of the Barista and she was a horrible person. Every time someone came up to ask how long the coffee would take ...one staff would say a few minutes longer. However, the Barista , a young 20 something female said to her colleagues things like... “Tough , they can wait” “Shame shame shame” “We are closing soon and if they ask again I will say too late... shame” She handed me my coffee, didn’t say a sorry for the wait or anything in fact. Daisy’s - capacity plan and train your staff about customer service and certainly not to chat about the customers when one is standing within eat shot. The staff don’t like you in this place! Disgusting!

Despite my 3 star rating I actually really like Daisies and we have become regulars for breakfast which is really good. However we have become more & more disenchanted with the place because of their really annoying booking system. If you get there after 10am on a weekend you will find a whole lot of the tables have a note on them saying they are booked from 10:30 or 10:45, 11:00. What is really irritating is that they are still taking orders for food knowing that there is nowhere to sit. Why would anyone take huge block bookings in a cafe is beyond me. We have actually been there a few times when one group of regulars turns up who usually have a table for about 12 blocked off. Many of them have just a cup of coffee and possibly a tea cake or the like so it’s not as if they’re huge spenders. Having said all this it is a great little cafe which is really buzzing but if they don’t sort this out I’m afraid that we will be going to one of the other cafes in Pinner for Brekky I’m future.

I was extremely disappointed today visiting this cafe in Pinner Park. Some of the staff serving were really unfriendly. Terrible customer service. It felt like they just didnt want to be there. The place was filthy. Floors needed sweeping. Same with the tables and chairs. The chairs were dirty with bits of food. The coffee was bitter and didn't taste right. Such a pity as I have visited before and it has been pleasent. I hate to moan but your team at this cafe need to sort it out. I won't be visiting there again after the service I received today.

Had bee recommended the Christmas menu so decided to book it for our team celebration. Because we booked early, we qualified for a free bottle of prosecco which made the meal even better value than it already was. All choices for the three courses were good and the process for choosing food and reserving the table worked well. Most impressive of all was how Daisy’s responded to one of our party being coeliac. They showed how they could alter the menu and the communication about it could not have been better. My friend confidently enjoyed her meal knowing that she was safe to eat it. All the food was delicious and well presented. The restaurant was beautifully decorated and service personal and attentive. We had a fabulous evening.

Our visit here was with a group of friends. The sea bass was well cooked and presented with nice vegetables. The mixed fruit crumble and ice was also good. Nice ambience , good service and £22 a head was reasonable. Wine available by the glass not included in this price. Car park free after 6.30 pm. There is an outdoor seating area you can use in the summer or during the day when weather permits

Really enjoyed by everybody ; the really tasty fare on offer @ this establishment; the lunch menu was very good!

I have been here twice and both times I had to queue for 10-15 mins to order food. This is a real issue when you're with a four year old who has to mind the table in case someone takes it when they get up to repeatedly ask you to sit down with them. Why they use such an antiquated system is completely beyond me. They food was average but the red velvet cake was very dry. The staff were nice though.

I have a magazine delivery round in pinner and my and my father always try and make it to daily once we've finished. I would thoroughly recommend it to anyone in the area, friendly staff, great food and a lovely atmosphere.

Nice place, little over priced but nice place to spend a hour. Got good outside eating area if the weather is good

Visitamos hoy con mi hija y hijo. Por desgracia, parece que han elegido la comida equivocada de nuestro almuerzo como aparte de la niña los palitos de pescado, patatas y judías, que nuestra izquierda después de un par de bocados. Había elegido un bocado ligero de berenjena y ciabatta que no parecen tener una berenjena, pero irresistible sabor de vinagre y mi hija tenía sandwich de pescado goujon deplorables debido al fuerte pescado cata utilizada. Le dije a la camarera que nos había dejado la mayoría y ella era más disculpas.

Celebramos nuestra boda en Daisy's y no puedo alabar lo suficiente. Tuvimos un almuerzo para 25 personas en la habitación de la planta baja, seguido por una noche en la habitación de arriba soplado con buffet, funciones de música, pista de baile, bar y aseo designados exclusivamente para nosotros. La habitación también tenía un balcón enorme que era otra gran ventaja. No me puedo quejar del personal buscando después del evento. Cualquier petición hecha por nosotros o nuestros clientes fueron solucionados rápidamente y se podía sentir su aporte dándonos distintas opciones sobre cómo podríamos hacer las cosas. Tenía una opinión absolutamente increíble de nuestros huéspedes en el final de la noche. Teníamos una mezcla de niños, adultos jóvenes y adultos mayores. Hay un ascensor que te lleva arriba que fue utilizada para los huéspedes con carritos y niños discapacitados así uno realmente creo que Daisy's cumplía todos los requisitos para nuestra noche especial. También vamos allí para el almuerzo y el desayuno que es precioso. La ubicación es para morirse, situado en el hermoso parque, se podría alimentar a los patos y a un corto paseo a lo largo de sin final. Muy recomendable para eventos, así como para el almuerzo o el desayuno. Incluso el costo de toda la boda fue nada lo que se puede esperar,:))))) (Nos hicimos nuestra propia decoración).

Muy buen café, ubicado en el corazón del parque, la comida estaba muy buena y a un precio razonable. Podría haber tenido más personal, como las líneas de cola eran ridículas!

The café is set in the middle of a beautiful park with a lake and gorgeous views. It is completely family friendly and has something for everyone. The food is delightful and the staff are very welcoming. The café has a very airy, flowery & understated theme which seems to appeal to people of all ages. I would thoroughly recommend this place who wants to have a nice day out with the opportunity to enjoy the surrounding scenery and various activities.

Pinner park is very nice as you would expect and the cafe is right on the pond which is lovely too. Very busy and the food is good, decent veggie options and not over expensive. Mix of families and old people and is a Restuarant in the evening with parking too.

Looks like a good menu and a good select of cakes, nice for a sunny day walk in the park. There is parking nearby which is pay and display Would come back to try a main meal here

Good Atmosphere - family friendly, bustling with young families, children and other visitors at the park.Service - average, cashier overcharged by a pound and when I pointed it out upon receiving the change, she was unapologetic and gave the pound without re-checking the receipt or batting an eyelid. I could not help but felt she overcharged on purpose, but just my feeling.Food - Ordered eggs benedict, mocha, scones and crumpets.Coffee and crumpets were good.The rest was average.

I live about 10 minute walk from Pinner Memorial Park where Daisys Cafe is located, this is my favourite summer eaterie as the lake & fountain provide a tranquil setting, the park gets very busy with people who bring their own picnics. The restaurant is small but the patio stretches towards the lake so its easy to find a table outside. With the glorious weather last weekend, we walked round Pinner Memorial Park and had tea and cakes at the Cafe. We saw the Dinner Menu on the table, and booked ourselves a table for dinner. We came back In the evening and Daisys was transformed into a cosy candle lit restaurant. Live music in the background and a great meal. Any Burgers are 2 for 1, and very large helpings of starters and mains. You can either park at the Chapel Lane Car Park (pay and display) or if you go round the back you can find free parking near the School. PS West House where the restaurant stands used to be the residence of Lord Nelson's niece and he often used to visit her.

We have visited the cafe numerous times and loved both the location and food. When I discovered you could hire the space upstairs for a function and they also did a catering package I knew it was the right place for my sons christening party.The team were a pleasure to deal with from initial booking, answering my queries, and setting everything up on the day. Worry free for me. We ordered the afternoon tea option and the food was delicious and in abundance! I had so many comments from my friends and family about what a lovely venue it was. We were lucky with a sunny day so the children got to run around in the park and by the pond outside. Will be booking this for future gatherings in the future. Thank you to the Daisy's team!

I love the idea of all day cooked breakfast. Daisy's does an excellent one and we were able to sit t a clean table and eat a good breakfast while watching the world go by.

We visited the Heath Robinson museum next door and found this cafe by chance. It was busy but we had a lovely view of the lake / park and enjoyed lunch here.

nice location lakeside in park. food was excellent with a good lunch menu. reasonably priced and worth a visit.

We have been several times for a relaxed late lunch and we enjoy the food - plenty of veggie options, often involving halloumi and beetroot! Nice coffee, and the cakes look good but I'm usually too full of lunch to try one!

It looks a bit ramshackle when you enter , plain tables and a variety of chairs , but the food is of fine quality fairly priced. It is located adjacent to the newly opened Heath Robinson museum which is also well worth a visit. Daisys provide a variety of food , from coffees (excellent quality) to main meals and snacks. We had a sharing platter which contained whitebait , fish fingers, aubergine and tomato and prawns all beautifully presented with toast , It was only a snack , but very tasty and ample. Well worth a visit when in Pinner Memorial Park.

Came here on Monday lunch with my baby son and it was lovely. Really chilled, friendly staff, good food and great variety. Just what i needed :)

This park Cafe is surprisingly a top place for food. The menu is reasonably extensive, fair prices and good size portions. Great setting for sunny days in the park.

Tutte le volte che mi reco a Londra, questa è una delle mie tappe fisse per una colazione "all'inglese". Il locale è situato all'interno di un bel parco a Pinner, nel borgo di Harrow. Qui servono uova cucinate in tantissimi modi servite con bacon oppure fagioli spinaci e accompagnate da salsine squisite! Sono molto buone anche le torte ed i dolci che rendono questo locale ideale anche per una merenda (Ottima la carrot cake)! Bello e rilassante!!!

We had a fabulous evening at Daisy's in the Dark. The quality of food was great and portions were incredibly filling. Service was warm and friendly in a pretty and relaxed environment. A hidden gem.

17 of us gathered for a Christmas dinner at Daisy's. As a venue Daisy's in the Park is great, however the food this year received a very mixed reception from folk within our group. Whilst my dinner of soup, salmon and chocolate bread and butter pudding was fine others stated that the sprouts were very bitter. Some said that the food was barely luke warm, others that the soup was too salty, others that game pie was nothing more than a beef stew with a pastry lid on! I know you can't please all the people all the time but I've never received feedback like this before. Sorry Matt & co. :(

Daisy's is an absolute gem of a venue. The organisation beforehand for our party of 30 meant that the evening was superbly well-run and efficient. The staff were so friendly and professional, and the food was, quite simply, delicious. We really felt looked-after and every single person had a great time. The decorations and lighting made for a festive feel, and we cannot recommend it enough.

Great setting for a Christmas get together with a group of friends. We had the Christmas set menu and the food was delicious. Staff were very accommodating and made changes to our pre-ordered meal where possible. The place was well decorated and there were a number of tables also enjoying their Xmas parties, so a lively atmosphere.

We booked a table for 10 adults and four kids in advance for my mum's birthday lunch. On arrival , our table was ready for us and staff were great and assisted with the birthday cake I had brought in.We ordered our food and what was great was that they brought kids food out first. The kids food was all eaten up and likewise the adults! Everything we needed was brought to us and customer service was excellent. We all agreed that it was a great place to celebrate a family birthday.Thanks daisys for making my mum's birthday special!

Nice place to sit if kids want to visit park, but the coffees are very small, as were the ice-creams in the summer. The cake is nice but again, pricey.

Had the £7 breakfast and felt it was poor on portion size, had better breakfasts for less, sausage looked lovely but was full of cereal, would go elsewhere as it really is not hard to serve up a decent breakfast for that money, disappointing and left still feeling hungry.

Daisy's is a popular café adjacent to the park in Pinner. There is a limited amount of parking on site. The menu is varied and offers breakfast, lunch, cream teas and dinner. It is a popular venue, especially for families with small children. Although the café is quite small, there is plenty of seating both inside and outside. The food is cheap and services is quite quick.

We booked the "quiet room" for our 40th Wedding Anniversary celebration and were perfectly catered for. We discussed the arrangements with Amy (Events Manager) beforehand and she was able to compile a menu that catered for all our needs. On the day the room was ready at the appointed time and Sam was on hand throughout the afternoon to look after us. The fork buffet was of high quality and plentiful, the apple pie and chocolate brownies particularly popular. The pretty room was just right for the size for our party and with the view of the park the setting was delightful.We had a lovely afternoon on a day we shall always remember. I would highly recommend Daisy's for a celebration, so much so we have booked our 50th on the basis that both the cafe and ourselves will still be going strong!

Really nice cafe bar, came here for lunch. The waitress was amazing on her first day. Really cute and quaint. The burger was good; the Mediterranean mezze was lush with juicy capers and the veg were well seasoned. Catered for my needs by adding halloumi to the board #Yummy!

Decided to have lunch here with our toddler after visiting the newly re-opened Heath Robinson Museum (next door). It wasn't too busy on a partly rainy Sunday afternoonReasonably broad selection of menu items, served from a small kitchen. All prepared fresh, even the cole slaw looked house made (or at least a top quality pre-prepped bought in slaw). The crisps that came with my sandwich had been warmed for extra flavour.Service was order/pay at the counter with food brought to table.I would have scored a 5 but for one thing. The kid's "mini burger" (quite large) was a bit over charred from the char grill, OK for adults but a bit too strong for younger children. We knew our little one wouldn't eat the whole thing anyway so we trimmed the charred outside off. This would probably be better cooked most of the way through in a frypan and then given a light char to finish off.Open Breakfast/Lunch/Afternoon tea in the winter. Special events on some evenings. Licensed for beer/wine (small list).

I went hear with my family a couple of weeks ago. The service was good and the food was also good. It's in the middle of a park so very nice views. I had the veggie burger which was nice. Children enjoyed their lunch boxes. I would recommend.

Great coffee,friendly staff, lovely location. Lots of friends have booked for parties really well catered can't do enough for you. Quiet room if you want a more serene time

Visited today with lage family and lots of kids. Sat outside as the weather was pleasant.The cafe is found near the small lake in the park and you can get breakfast, lunches, main meals, cakes, coffee...Was really impressed with the menu choices as it wasn't all jacket potatoes and baked beans etc... I had fishcakes with chips, my husband a blue bacon burger, whilst others ate paninis and ciabattas.They also do kids meals which are very tasty.The queues were pretty long but once ordered the food came quickly. Nice indoor tables with a mish mash of furniture which adds to the shabby chic charm. Child changing facilities available and on Sundays there isn't even a charge for the car park!

Been here a few times during work hours and that's been for breakfast with colleagues. Lovely view next to the lake but becomes really noisy in there with mothers and toddlers most mornings.The food is good but pricey, they do some delicious cakes and always fresh.

Went here for an evening out a couple of weeks ago. Nice quaint little place. Relatively limited menu, food was nice enough, staff were lovely and it was a lovely setting, chap on the guitar was a nice touch. Made a nice change from a pub or a noisy restaurant.

It actually wasn't very busy on the day we were there, so no excuses really for the table not to be cleared We had to move old plates, and then ask for someone to come to clean the table. When we ordered, they had no paninis left! I then wanted an egg mayonnaise sandwich, but it came out toasted? I was not asked it I wanted it toasted and it was horrible and dry. My son wanted a chocolate milkshake, but the milkshake machine wasn't working. He then said he'd have a chocolate ice cream, but they only do vanilla. Really? If you're going to run a cafe, do it properly. There are far better places in Pinner to go if you're not going to keep up with the competition.. Very disappointing.

I love the place, setting and the food is good but it's nearly always a long wait to be served.Inside can be quite noisy with lots of young children, which is to be expected, so it was good to see they opened a quiet room but having used this area on a number of occasions I found that groups of 4/5 people using it to have some sort of business meeting or large groups booking tables for 8+ people, it was not quiet.

I often go to Daisy's either for breakfast at the weekend or for a coffee when out with my grandson. It is in a lovely location. However, if it were not for its location then I probably wouldn't go out of my way to visit, as it is quite expensive and the waiting time is often unacceptably long. I have been both when it is busy (reserve a table if you can) and when it is quiet, and the waiting time for drinks and food is ridiculous. On one occasion, we waited nearly half an hour for coffees - when they arrived my grandson was getting fractious, so we asked for them to be poured into take away cups, and this took another 10 minutes! They need to develop a more streamlined system for taking orders and delivering food.

We popped in for coffee and cake. We went at 2pm...it was fairly busy. There is a car park there which had free parking for 30 minutes. You queue first and give your order and then drinks etc are brought to the table. It was quite hard to find a table that was clear and ready as about half the tables outside were occupied and most of the empty tables had used cups and plates and debris on. We did find a table that was fairly clear but it wasn't very clean. We sat outside and the view of the duck pond and park is very pleasant and relaxing. We could have brought our dog with us outside. We had to wait 20 minutes for the drinks to come and when they did both the cups and saucers were smudged and not washed properly...which did spoil the experience a bit. The cakes were ok...nothing special. Quite expensive and need more waiting and clearing staff.

A family meal for 7 with ages 12-85. The chef was accommodating to our needs.Went on a Saturday night and it was not busy. The staff were attentive and the live music , a guitarist, was a lovely touch and not at all intrusive.

Party of 16 friends with kids. Service was as it usually is...takes ages to order at the till but service was quite quick and friendly. Food was really good. Some lovely salads and kids enjoyed the lunchboxes even if two others were disappointed to discover that there was no macaroni cheese. Definitely reserve a table on sunny days as it will be packed.

I was excited to try the food here, it was my third attempt as I forgot about their customer led queuing system on the two previous occasions, I'd bought cold drinks, tea and cakes there before. I can't say three times lucky though. We waited about half an hour for our food, after being told it was going to be a 10-15 min wait. Two of us had burgers, inc a child, and one had a panini. The panini and sweet potato fries were good, however, the burgers were burnt, charcoaled even. The other person would opt to give no stars. The tables were filthy with old food in between grooves and the glasses for our bottled posh pop (which was lovely) were dirty and sticky inside, not washed at all, so we asked for them to be changed. We cut out half the burger for the child and took off all the burnt bits and then asked for the other burger to be replaced with a club sandwich. The childs' chips were good, but not those with the other burger, they looked like re-cooked odds and ends. The fries that came with the replacement club sandwich again, looked like re-cooked odds and ends. Club sandwich eater then had an upset stomach!! The quality of food and service does not justify the prices they charge. We won't be returning.

Went here for lunch and lovely setting and food but we were waiting a long time for food to come out. People that ordered after us seemed to have got their food before us so maybe just a bit disorganised.

Been twice now as a love the concept & location, but the service is so bad it's hard to see past it. Had to keep asking for drinks/food that we were still waiting for. Drink arrived after food. 'Quiet' room had noisy kids in it & no staff pointed this out to the customers! No manager around which was evidenced through poor communication & customer service. Such a shame. Two stars for location.

Not a bad place for coffee and in a very nice setting. We used to rate this place highly but the standards (particularly of the food) have slipped of late. Feels a bit like it is resting on its laurels.

Last time I reviewed Daisy's it was simply awful - dirty crockery left everywhere, rude staff and overall very poor. Looking at recent reviews it seems the key to having an enjoyable meal at Daisy's is to avoid the busy periods, when staff (both front-of-house and kitchen) cannot cope.So an early breakfast before the crowds of parents arriving after dropping their kids off at the school across the road was a great option. The staff were pleasant and not already hassled and harrassed, the food arrived reasonably promptly and was well prepared and presented and the view over the small lake was serene.A great time to come

Tea frequently tastes awful due to their jugs of milk being sour and not refrigerated properly. Staff seem unable to cope when it gets really busy. Would not eat a meal there at any time. Never see any staff going round cleaning tables when I have visited. Have had chipped teacups. The café badly needs a refurb . Tatty tables and chairs.Toilets don't seem to be inspected at all and frequently in a bad state.

Queued for 10 minutes to order 2 coffees and 2 cakes, it took a further 15 minutes to serve the coffee after paying. I pointed this waiting time out to a member of staff when the drinks came and the fact that the table we had sat at was filthy as were the floors beneath and surrounding us . The staff member said he hated seeing it like that , they were short staffed and apologised.The staff were sinking under the chaos of not coping with orders, not knowing where the customers were sitting and not clearing and cleaning tables let alone sweeping the floors. There were no napkins , some tables remained uncleared the entire time we were there.When staff acknowledge that their service and hygiene is falling well short of the standard they would expect to provide is it not time to take action and close temporarily to clean up and catch up or offer refunds to unhappy customers rather than let a queue continue to form with more people who are likely to be about to have a poor experience like me ? Obviously not when the money keeps coming.Our coffee was pleasant but my salted caramel slice was poor, excessively thick, hard, dry pastry base and a thin layer of caramel.This was my first and last visit here.

Matt is a top man, chicken dipper king. Even gave me a goodie bag full of chicken. Lovely bloke, waitresses were good too. Great place to eat.

A party of four went for lunch today (1 April 2016) and ordered a £6 basic panini/wrap each and were given our drinks upon purchase (£2 per soft drink). The food took ages to arrive, so much so we had to go in and chase it up, as we only had an hour at the cafe, before we had to leave. The place was busy, but most trade seemed to be take away drinks and snacks (I now put that down to local knowledge that you would wait ages for a basic sandwich to be made up). The food was ok, as it was a basic panini with tuna in it on my part with a few crisps and bit of lettuce. I like Pinner Park and would go again but next time will purchase my sandwich and drink elsewhere as would be cheaper than £8 and not involve the long wait for food.

Turned up for lunch with my wife and 2 boys. Very attentive service and an excellent choice of food for young children and adults too. A fabulous coffee for the wife and a lovely ale (wisely suggested by the excellent manager) for me. Tasty food and the homemade chips are first class. I'll be going back again, definitely. Matthew, the manager, really has got this right.

This is a cafe in a park that has a 5 star rating for hygiene and that's what I look at before eating anywhere nowI go here every Sunday morning with a group of runners and it's always been consistently great food and a great service. The cafe has parking for c15 cars with parking free on a Sunday. It's a 8 min walk from Pinner high street.Our running club is lucky to have this place so well done owners.

It isn't gourmet food, but for what it offers it's brilliant. A wide variety of different meals on the menu, well prepared by friendly staff in fairly spacious surroundings overlooking the duck pond outside the window. Great for couples or families, plenty of choices for picky children.

Sam and Matt are brilliant! We come as a family on a regular basis and it is fantastic service, great food & a lovely atmosphere! Couldn't rate this place any more.Would recommend to all! Food cooked perfectly and service is always with a smile..... will carry on the traditional Saturday night outing!

Here for the first time after a family recommendation. We have simply had the most lovely evening. The menu is perfect the food is lovely (especially the pudding) and atmosphere is really cosy. Would definitely recommend.

Daisys is a lovely cafe in Pinner Memorial Park; lovely for brunch, lunch or just a cup of coffee. Daisys at night is even better, when the cafe becomes a brasserie. We absolutely love it there. The staff are really lovely and we always feel so welcome. The menu is simple but the food is done well, we go regularly and it is always a fantastic evening. The manager, Matt is great, Olivia is always smiley and welcoming and Sam is a pocket rocket, delivering great service, with a smile. We recommend the steaks and burgers but the Caesar salad is my favourite. The puddings are to die for. A great place with a great team of people.

Hidden away at the back of Pinner Memorial Park, this little cafe shows all the other Park cafe's how it should be done. Friendly smiling service and good quality food at a reasonable price in a great location. The only minor complaint is their teapots, which sit on top of the cup until it's time to pour, they don't pour properly and as result you have to be very careful but will probably still spill. Overall though a great place

Great location in Pinner Memorial Park, in front of the lake with seating outside for when the weather allows it. Inside is also nice but can get noisy as it seems to always be busy and it is popular with families with young children. The food is good. Service can be quite slow. I have been there several times and on the odd occasion I didn't have to wait much, but mostly it is half an hour or more.

we have visited this cafe a lot over the years and found it to have a nice atmosphere, nice cafe food and friendly staff when they aren't too busy. There is a lovely view from the cafe and it has a family feel to it. They also sell fantastic ice cream and nice home made cakes. Sometimes when it gets busy, there is a long wait for food and it can be a bit slap dash, but if you have time, it has a lovely atmosphere and in the park which is great for the kids.

Had a lovely evening at Daisies great atmosphere and food was good, so much so have booked again for a return visit for 8 at a friends 60th Birthday celebration

Set within Pinner Memorial Park. A lovely place to relax any time during day. A cake, light snack or simply a hot drink. Fantastic.

My wife and I took both of our sons to Daisys on Saturday lunch time. One has allergies and the other does not. On arrival we asked to see the allergy information, we were told that they did not have written allergy information (a legal requirement since December 2014). We asked if a dish contained egg, dairy or soy, the waitress was not sure and went away to check. She returned saying that it did not so we proceeded to order. The food arrived and my son ate and seemed to enjoy it. However, later that day we had two horrendous nappies and a very unhappy child who woke up numerous times in the night and needed to be given anti-histamine. Needless to say we will not be returning to daisy and would warn anyone else with allergies to steer clear.

Another lovely meal, went to restaurant last night for my birthday. Although reasonably quiet we had a really nice time, as usual the food was excellent, along with the waiting staff. Well done guys, keep it up.

My boyfriend and I visit here frequently as we live close by. Just pop in for tea and cake and it has always been tasty. The view is lovely and we will continue to visit.

Me and my boyfriend went for a couple of drinks and starters, the person who was serving was not welcoming or friendly at all. seemed very reluctant to serve us and a bit racist too! At first no one came to our table to take orders and the i had to go to the tills to get my drinks and place the order as well. I was very disappointed when we asked for tomato ketchup and he chatted away with other customers, and waited so long that we no longer wanted to wait and just ate our food and paid the bill. Cannot believe how bad the customer service was!

Daisys is in a great location. It is often busy. On this occasion late in the afternoon it was not and we were served very quickly. However the first glass offered for the soft drink was dirty. A request for another was met with reluctance and the replacement was also dirty. At my repeated request for a clean one, this second one was washed and given to me dripping wet. It still had fingermarks on it. The tea was served in a stained and dirty cup. On a previous occasion we had been ill after a lunchtime meal. I will not be returning.

We had a recent party for family & friends at Daisy's in the Park, Pinner. We were very well looked after by Matt & Steven right from the start. They helped us plan the day & when it came the buffet lunch in the function room was wonderful followed by an lovely evening meal in the restaurant downstairs. The service was always professional and the location is fantastic.

It is what it is, and on a sunny day nothing much can beat a well made caramel latte and some yummy home baking.

Visited here one Sunday afternoon with our family. Weather was very sunny so they were quite busy and tables were pretty full, we ordered some drinks and grabbed a table to decide what to order to eat.Menu is good, lots to chose from, from burgers, jacket potatoes, salads and sandwiches. Good children's menu too which is alway great! We ordered burgers, chicken salad baguette and a children's meal. All came pretty swiftly even with them being busy. Portion sizes were very good and very reasonable prices too. Definitely recommend the burgers they are lovely! We also had ice creams and these too were great! Staff were helpful and always looked busy tidying up or helping customers. Manager also checking everyone was ok which is always nice! Nice touch to be able to buy bird food to feed the ducks and a great area with a brilliant park for the little ones! Will definitely visit again, a lovely little place and very well managed. Thanks for a lovely day!

One of Harrow and surrounding areas best settings for an evening meal. If not the best. Great food. Brilliant service. Chilled atmosphere at night. I would visit more during the day but, it is very popular with young screaming children during daylight.

We went on a busy Thursday lunchtime during Easter half term. We found a table easily inside, despite it being very small. Given it's park / pond side location it is understandably incredibly popular with mums with toddlers (and buggies) as they grab a coffee - although fortunately it seemed to be mainly 'to go'.Food (we had the panini and chips - chips were incredibly good) and coffee were all very good - although my son had a waffle that was a little hard. Waiting staff were all very pleasant.It was a little noisy given the sheer volume of people that were queuing in the cramped restaurant. I would still come here again.

I have been many times for coffee and lunch at Daisy's in the Park in Pinner, but this was the first time we had been for an evening meal and definitely a totally different experience to daytime.The tables were decorated with candles and once the evening had settled in and it was dark outside, you could almost imagine you were dining somewhere out in the open. The trees outside twinkled with lights.The menu is not extensive, but this works in their favour as everything is cooked fresh and presented so very professionally. Our table of 6 all ordered different main courses and all were a lovely surprise and all very delicious. Even our vegetarian diners were delighted with their meals and one asked for a starter as a main course and this came on a dinner plate with extra to make it a main course, which is not always the case when they have gone out for meals and found that they did not like the main course veggie option.The waiting staff, one of whom is possibly also the manager were all very courteous and informative about the ingredients and nothing was any trouble indeed.If anyone wants to have a meal that is not from the usual high street restaurants that are the same which ever town you are in, then this is somewhere to come to and can definitely recommend it as a 'dining experience'.

I see there are a fair few negative reviews here and I struggle to see why. This tends to be my first choice for weekend brunch as I live 3 miles away. It is beautifully situated next to the lake (they offer bird seed for the ducks for 20p) and is very child friendly. In the good weather there is a lot of outdoor seating, covered and uncovered. Pastel colours, bright and clean it is an enjoyable environment with food that tastes above average for just a cafe. Indeed I was going there a while before I realised they kept the restaurant open 3 nights a week calling it Daisies in the Dark. My partner and I enjoyed a good wine with a steak cooked to our requirements. Yes the night menu wasn't the most extensive but for romance you can't beat walking to your venue through a park in the moonlight. The live music provided was also of a high standard I bought the ambient jazz girls cd. I am also going to see how much it costs to book the venue above for a birthday party as this is also an option. Overall I enjoy this venue and yes it might not be the cheapest but it is not expensive. Yes it is busy with families during the weekend but it is a great cafe with great views who provide a killer hot chocolate.

Food can be good, coffee seems to take too long to be made even when the café is empty!Waiting staff would be a good idea too as when busy the queues take too long.Many customers have small children who naturally make a lot of noise therefore this establishment is not great for business lunches or those seeking peace. Very good spot on sunny summer mornings when one can sit outside.

Daisys has a great location, arguably the best in Pinner, yet despite being open now for some years still seems to be plagued with long queues and poor service especially at lunchtimes when the weather is nice. These two events do seem to occur quite frequently yet they always seem to take Daisys by surprise. On one occasion recently we were told that it would take up to an hour to be served, and indeed it did. The food, when it came, was ok, nothing special Two years ago, I made similar comments when the average wait was more like 30 minutes. Things have got worse. I am no restaurant expert but there must be better ways to do this.

Have visited this Park for the first time today and found it delightful. It is just off the High Street. You turn right by W. H. Smith and go under the railway bridge then if walking cross the road and enter the Park. If driving then carry on past this entrance and you come to a car park. If walking you just follow the path and you come to a well-equipped play area which is surrounded by colourful metal fencing. There are rock walls, swings, climbing apparatus and lots of things for children of all ages. We sat there in lovely sunshine for about an hour then made our way to this Restaurant, called Daisy's. There is lots of seating in and out, a huge menu but you have to queue up, order,pay and then wait for your food. Everything is freshly made.the view from outside is lovely. A huge lake with ducks, water fountain, lots of trees and grassy areas and benches. In my opinion it is a beautiful well thought out park.The cafe has a lovely menu with all sorts of goodies. I had the Daisy Vegetarian Club sandwich with chips for approx. £8.95 and a sparkling water and a cappuccino. I had to wait quite a while but it was worth it. The sandwich was toasted and the filling was egg mayonnaise, lettuce, tomato and red pepper. Quite a large portion so one could share with a friend. The chips were homemade and delicious. My friend had two poached eggs with two portobello mushrooms and wholemeal toast. It looked great. Her two grandchildren had the children's lunchbox which consisted of a sandwich with filling of your choice, crisps of your choice, fruit of your choice, yogurt and a drink . They loved this too. This was served in a little carrier bag which could have been taken outside to have a picnic with.There are toilets just through a door within the restaurant and a disabled one which has baby-changing facilities. Altogether it was a lovely experience and I would definitely go again.

Took the family here last September for afternoon tea while my granddaughter played in the park. We all had sandwiches crisps and a soft drink which came to over £50 yes FIFTY POUNDS and there were 4 adults and a child. The food was really quite poor for the money, tables dirty, service average. It's a great location, however I think this place is very over priced and its a real shame that someone else can't do better with it as the current owners seem to just fleece the locals for what is very average food at best. Breakfast is good quality and almost worth the money.

Reserve a table is my best advice otherwise you will struggle to get seated. The cafe is a busy, bustling, noisy place just perfect for a Sunday brunch with kids after a walk round the park. Plenty of tasty, healthy choices. Order at the till (bit of a queue most of the time) and they serve at the table.Reasonably priced too.

We visited this nice Cafe for the first time, with our son, daughter in law and baby Grandson, on their recommendation.We were not disappointed.Not a huge place but we sat by the window, overlooking the lake.We were not rushed to choose from the menu, but when we were ready, we ordered three 'Daisies Big Breakfast' (I think that's what it was called), one 'Salmon (eggs) Benedict', served on Cholla bread and for the baby, his Mummy ordered separate little 'breakfast bits' that we knew he would enjoy.It was all beautifully served, lovely and hot and tasty.We ordered second hot drinks and on no occasion, even after we had finished, did not feel that we needed to leave immediately.I would imagine that during the summer time and better weather this will be a great place to come and have a breakfast/brunch or snack, which we most certainly will do and recommend to others.(On a last note - if you have young ones with you, the walk around the park is lovely and there is an amazing play area)!

Don't give this place your custom - tried to book for a family Sunday lunch based on a recommendation and they wouldn't take it as we were too many - 4 couples plus kids. They were downright rude over the phone. Not sure why our custom is not welcome but I will certainly not be giving this place another chance.

I love visiting Daisy's. The location in Pinner Memorial Park is so pretty, with its lovely lake and lots of ducks to look at and feed. Daisy's has an excellent selection of coffees and other drinks, home made delicious cakes, paninis etc for snacks, and a lunch and evening menu. For me it's best as a daytime café, but the main meals are very nice.

Had a really enjoyable meal with my mum today great staff and beautiful place. My son loved the kids lunch bag too and feeding the ducks. Definitely come again. I would recommend

Daisy's is the perfect pond side restaurant for brunch, lunch and supper. We absolutely love it and go every weekend, taking our 6 year old. The only suggestion we would make, is it may be time to change the menu a little.