Glasshouse Cafe in Guildford

I understand that kitchens can be overwhelmed during busy periods but as an establishment within a popular attraction you have had much experience of planning for situations like these. We ordered a margarita pizza and waited for an hour to get it. And this when the restaurant was not even half full. During ordering we were advised that the food has a 30 min wait. After 50 mins when we enquired we were told it’s almost ready. And then we waited for another 15 mins at the counter. We saw people cancelling their orders and walking away due to the awfully long wait. Terrible experience in an otherwise good day at the gardens.

Very disappointing experience, I visited with friends and we each ordered a chicken caesar salad at a cost of £15.50 each. The salad was presented in a throwaway box with a plastic lid, mainly lettuce leaves with a minimal amount of small chicken cubes, 2 anchovies and croutons, very uninspiring, lacking in creativity and extremely overpriced. Why serve meals in throwaway boxes? We sat outside on the terrace, but this is totally unnecessary in today's society where we are all trying to conserve plastic use. We saw all the boxes with rigid plastic lids go straight into a bin with food waste so obviously they are not recycled. All water is served in plastic throwaway cups too, this is really not acceptable - the RHS sustainability strategy highlights elimination of all single use plastic on its website! I welcome your response.

Awful service, expensive and poor food - dont bother and bring a picnic instead. Waited an hour for food on a quiet day and when it turned up the pizza was burnt and the spag bol was 1970s school style. Very poor

I wanted to buy lunch for myself and my mother. Appalled by the ridiculous prices - over £6.15 for a simple egg mayonnaise sandwich, coffees over £4.00 each. A complete rip off, mean spirited and exploitative of visitors. The gardens are just lovely, but I would recommend bringing your own lunch and a flask with a hot drink.

Terribly slow service today. Having placed the order, had to wait twenty five minutes for two hot chocolates and a latte

We visited on the last Sunday during lockdown 2, when takeaway was only allowed. It was a very cold day so we were in need of some hot drinks. It was all very well organised with appropriate precautions in place and a selection of cakes, sandwiches and hot food at lunchtime, plus a children's picnic selection.

Usually bring a flask here so not used before but very pleasantly surprised. Very clean. Prices were not way over the odds either. £2.30 for coffee which was a nice one! Would use again

I rarely go to any "attraction" without taking my own food and drink - but you know how it is - you need a bag and that's a drag to carry for the 4/5 hours I usually spend viewing. So a couple of visits ago - I tried this cafe - NEVER AGAIN! O.k. it was lunchtime so you expect a queue - but you also expect some ACTION! There were two and a half servers behind the counter - I say a half because one kept disappearing backstage. One seemingly senior guy only did beverages - and in the most time consuming, impervious to pressure manner imaginable. As the queue winds its way in, one passes food in glass fronted cabinets for self service - no matter what one's original choice - it was stone cold by the time you neared the till. I and several others complained - fresh "warm" not hot plates were reluctantly produced with nonchalant shrugs. A baked potato, small salad and large tea cost a small fortune - by the time I had it - I was ready to throw it someone!Just in case you're wondering if my visit was unfortunate - I called passed last week and spied a huge queue yet again.

My husband and I had egg and cress sandwiches which were tasteless and overpriced, very disappointing. Chose these as there was little else that didn’t look dried up or uninteresting,Menu options extremely limited.It was our first visit to Wisley and to be honest I expected catering to be better, if we visit again I will take our own.

On a vist to Wisley, thought we'd get something to eat. Very poor food, poor value for money. Plastic/formica surroundings. Avoid like the plague if you want to avoid buggies and ankle biters!

Still disappointing. Hasn’t improved with the new build unfortunately. Hopefully it will get better in time. They’re cashing in on a captive audience!

We had lunch coffee and cake, nice cafe , but felt food bit over priced for portion and quality , as self service cafe

Visited Sunday lunchtime and it was relatively busy for a dank January day,We had to wait 17 mins to pay for food, as you had to pay the people making and serving the drinks - hence, each customer took 3-5 mins to serve.When we’d paid, there were 3 or 4 free tables to sit, but no chairs, as there were a few family groups.We then had to wait a further 11 mins to find somewhere to sit (outside was wet and cold, so not really suitable) - by which time the food was cold.I asked a member of staff if he would be able to kindly help find a stool to sit on, but he said that wasn’t his job as he just cleaned tables, and walked off.Altogether a very disappointing experience.But the food looked delicious! :)

We live locally and visit Wisley regularly. On a fairly quiet January day we decided to have lunch in the Glasshouse cafe and it was fine. Good well filled sandwiches with crisps and a tempting small trifle. Certainly not a cheap lunch, but we enjoyed our food. It does get very busy at popular times and, as always, coffees take ages, it's not a good arrangement to have to pay for food and cold drinks in the coffee queue. A good option on a quiet day, although metal trays looked worn and rather tatty.

Stopped as we had to give the baby tea and as always we wiped down the highchair the table with antibac wipes and both were absolutely filthy, more than just the previous person sitting there dirt. Found the layout a little odd for food and drinks and when we visited there was very little choice. I did however have the macaroni cheese served in what looked like a large disposable coffee cup but I have to say it was absolutely delicious but I don't think we would visit again

We had lunch at the Glass House Cafe. However there were several issues. Firstly, the selection of kids food was awful. Our daughter is vegetarian and has an allergy to milk, there was almost nothing on the kids’ menu/selection she could have. Secondly the queue for payment and tea/coffee took about 15 mins. As we queued our hot food cooled and our cold food warmed. The ‘express’ tils (for those who don’t want a hot drink) weren’t manned. Don’t. Is it this cafe on a weekend.

Whilst visiting Wisley we dodged a shower to have lunch - all the food seemed to be homemade - the soup was particulalry good as were the fresh sandwiches, whilst not cheap the food could not be faulted.

The offering here is limited to jacket potatoes, sandwiches and salads and everything is relatively expensive. I went for a potato which was large and nice quality with a generous tub of beef chili and side salad. Very nice.

Inside the grounds of RHS Wisley, the Glasshouse Cafe has both indoor and outdoor seating. My husband and I stopped for tea and cakes during our visit and shared two very nice gluten free options: a slice of orange polenta cake and an apple, almond and poppy seed cake. Both were delicious, and the tea was very good too.

The queues were huge but, never mind I thought, I'm sure it will be worth it. NOT. The layout is really bad, you can't see where everything is. I found things I'd much rather have that were hidden behind the hoardes of people. I had a tasteless tomato tart, with even more tasteless potatoes (how is that even possible). There were no forks. Tables were cleared but not cleaned. There weren't enough staff. They should have known it would be a busy day as it was a show day. The gardens are wonderful, I will return and bring my own food. I should have heeded earlier advice to avoid. Please be warned.

Save yourself from the boring selection, the horrendous queues, the dirty tables, bring something edible and instead of ending up back on the A3, M25 at rushhour go into Cobham, Google a pub, book a table and have an evening meal instead. We will never eat here again. I have eaten here twice and this time I can honestly say that the quiche was rubbery than a tennis ball with the most off putting flavour, the olives were as near to off as they could be, mushy and wrinkled, like, let's not go there! RHS Hyde Hall cafe and food arrangements are so much nicer. I have been a member for about five years and this time was even worse than the last experience. I have read scathing reviews in the past, and I am not a fussy eater, but I am a good cook, and your food standard is not great. Meet up with exhibitors from the recent Flower Show and they asked me to leave an honest review for Sue Biggs, Director General. This and the Honest Sausage are a complete rip off!

Whilst the quality of the food is always good it is without doubt overpriced and on this occassion the whole cafe was chaos, it was absolutely packed we had to join one very long queue for hot food then join another very long queue to pay by which time our food was barely warm. Someone seriousely needs to take charge of the cafe and actually manage it.

RHS Wisley is rightly renowned for its gardens. The same cannot be said for their food outlets. Poor range of options, rip-off prices and unhelpful, disinterested staff. Typical of venues where there are huge numbers of visitors that can be exploited. Take a meal deal from any major supermarket instead.

Visited Wisley today with my daughter and baby grandson. We stopped at the Glasshouse Cafe for a bite to eat and both ended up eating a couple of bland savoury tarts with a few herbs in. I’d assumed it was meant to be a quiche and my daughter said it was a caramelised onion tart. I returned to the counter afterwards to check and she was right, but we’d had not a shred of onions. I told a member of staff who appeared to be a manager and all he said was “okay”. Really not okay and I won’t be visiting again. £15 spent on two tarts which tasted awful!

Large, light , modern facility with indoor and outdoor seating and tables available. Families welcome . Staff busy but friendly and polite.

Wisley RHS has a "captive audience" and it feels like they are exploiting it with the catering. The quality of produces is average, the service is mediocre and value-for-money poor. Generally, the catering lets the RHS down

Nice restaurant to have a break from the sunshine. Very accessible and easy to get around. Can be a bit expensive for lunch but a tea or coffee and cake not too bad. Lots of tables and chairs outside with shade to rest.

When you hear the name RHS WISLEY it conjours up the word EXCELLENCE,however on visiting their new cafe the word DISAPPOINTMENT came to mind.

Having decided on Wisley as a good stop for coffee and sandwich en route to Worcester, it's definitely an option we won't be taking again.

They have a nice selection of food catering for a variety of tastes including vegetarian and vegan. Staff appeared happy and were helpful.

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Soup was served in a paper cup with plastic lid not a china bowl. Told it was because the dishwasher had broken, really you only have one dishwasher. If so how do the knives and forks get washed. Just a cost cutting exersize. We will bring our own in a flask in future!

Only had coffee which was uptown standard, slow service. Surrounding around the glasshouse area and lake lovely.

Self-service cafe where your hot food is on a disposable plate, your knife and fork are disposable and your salad/ couscous/ coleslaw comes in a lidded disposable container. Not cheap - £6.95 for a hot sausage roll but if you don't notice the sign on the shelf and just read the shelf-edge label you probably won't know that it comes with salad/couscous/coleslaw until you reach the till and the cashier tells you this. Then you'll need to hold up the queue at the till, push back into the queue for the hot food, and grab your inclusive side dish. With all this confusion, it's no wonder the queue is outside the door! Food was ok but who-ever 'planned' the customer experience did an awful job!

Separate review applies as well, gardens disappointing in size and scope. We decided to have lunch in the Glasshouse cafe, which was a big let-down too. Absolutely heaving with families and kids, it being Easter holidays, which we could accept, but the overall organisation and layout is sadly lacking. No signage indicating how it works, resulting in large crowds at each food shelf and even longer lines queuing up to pay and get their hot drinks. Nobody seemed aware that if you just had food taken from the shelves, then there was a till to pay for that separately, without joining the long line waiting to get hot drinks and pay. Food itself (jacket potato, filling, salad) was acceptable and edible. And we did at least get a seat and table, which was a result in itself.

Nice outside seating area near the glasshouse with views of the gardens. Busy even on a Thursday. Slow queuing system.

Busy, which is a good sign, plenty of outside seating, and while not cheap, is not too expensive compared to catering at other attractions.

What a shame! We visited on a very unsettled day, but that did not deter the crowds. This cafe was close to full and clearly the staff and manager were finding it difficult to manage-the cafe's disorganised approach to basic things like milk supplies for tea and coffee, and an 'open' approach to 'help yourself' food (same as last year?),seems to lend itself to possibilities of petty theft. Kids could grab some food and head for the exit with impunity. By contrast the other cafe was much better managed, although still very full. My view-bring your own picnic!

We had coffee and cake. I am gluten free. The cake was a bit dry and the coffee was not good. I did not drink it and I love coffee!

Very poor selection of food at farcical prices. Not clean. Brings the reputation of RHS Wisley gardens down. Since been back as we are members, and ate at the Anchor Pub very close by - much nicer.

Haven't been to Wisley for a while and this cafe has definitely gone downhill.

The cafe is well run and very clean. The staff were so helpful and kind and the choice of food was good. There was in particular a good range of foods for children and seasonal treats to have with a very good cup of coffee.

We are members of RHS and visit Wisley often - recently I’ve noticed how expensive and poor quality the food is in here. It’s chaotic and disorganised. The place needs a good clean everywhere and the toilets need some air freshener. If you are going to have a soft play area keep it clean and get some things that are not filthy and broken . Such a shame it really is

We just had a drink and cake here but that was a bit pricey. Hot meals are served at lunchtime through a small serving hatch so I imagine would get quite hectic as the cafe is quite small. Nice to sit outside if the weather is ok

Visited on Sunday and only 2 tills out of 4 working. Staff willing but overwhelmed and no visible management support. Queues long and for meagre supplies.

Had just hot chocolate here today but lovely light, airy, clean, friendly staff, good service and even got to sit outside in the sunshine on very comfortable chairs, lovely choice of cakes and biscuits

Whoever thought that changing this into a collection of 'vending machines' was a good idea. Completely soulless, lack of any real choice, poor quality food.

If you have children & young families I recommend Glasshouse Cafe - as not only is it all on the flat, and spaciously laid out but also lots of kid-friendly sized portions / meals available. Really buzzing yet relaxed atmosphere of happy families. Food & Drink are delicious and fairly priced.

I know this is a charitable organisation, I understand that, but I think that charging £1.50 for a 330ml can of Diet Coke is a bit steep! Thank goodness there was only 2 of us! I might have had to remortgage my house otherwise!

These places are always overpriced. Not the best selection of food either for lunch. Strange selection of ice lollies, like Mojito and Earl Grey, kids often prefer more plain options.

Good selection of salads and sandwiches. A bit pricey but very enjoyable. Bring a picnic if you have children and finish off with an ice cream

Not so much to choose from but what was, was good if not great. Nice to sit outside but some noise from the building activities nearby.

We usually visit when we have a walk around the gardens. The filter coffee is always fresh and tasty and the pain au raisins and rock cakes are delicious.

we only had drinks which were ok, but found the staff very offhand and seemed uninterested in whether we had a dring or not

We did not want a main meal and this cafe was ideal for a coffee and a sandwich. We visited on a sunny afternoon and sitting outside was very relaxing

Nice outside seating but poor choice of food. Just fancied a sausage roll and cake but nothing suitable and all very expensive.

I was looking forward to eating at RHS Wisley having read that there were many different food outlets. Maybe my high expectations made the reality seem even worse than it was. Despite it being a gloriously hot, sunny day the food vans we'd read about were closed. The Glasshouse Cafe and the Coffee Shop serve exactly the same food. All of which is not labelled with ingredients. I try to eat little gluten and have a nut allergy. I struggled to find any savoury dish without gluten (lots of pies and bread based items) so settled on a packet of crisps and side salad. The salads have no ingredients stated so I asked two members of staff if the one I'd chosen contained nuts. Both replied 'probably not'. Do they not realise that 'probably' is NOT GOOD ENOUGH for people with nut allergies? I'm lucky in that I am only violently sick if I eat nuts but I have been warned not to take chances as it can change to the type of allergy where you go into anaphylactic shock and can die if you don't get medical attention fast. Peanuts being the worse. I took the salad to the till and said I wasn't buying it until someone could tell me definitely what it contained. Someone got a file which listed ingredients of each item sold. This told me that it did contain nuts but they still couldn't tell me what nuts. So useless as often people say this if it's pine nuts or chestnuts which are fine. So a packet of crisps it was for me. I think I'm generous in giving it 2 stars actually.

Nice staff and great outside seating, food very expensive for what it is , with a cuppa tea being £1.95 and can of pop the same.

Another popular eating area for all the mums and children. It has outdoor area but should have more tables for two so that it would free up space for more people. The coffee is good but the snacks are over-priced.

We are members of RHS Wisley and having not gone in more than a year was shocked at how the food facilities have deteriorated since we last visited. Portions are meagre, it's expensive, and the menu is uninspiring. Note to ourselves: Don't eat at the Wisley food places. If you are spending a day out there, bring your own food and drinks if you can.

I don't know what is going on with the cafes at Wisley but they are seriously overpriced poor quality food and not kept clean. We are members and have been for about 23yrs as we live close by. We have been visiting since our children were babies. The catering was very good then, delicious cakes and huge. Slightly more than you would pay elsewhere but always something a bit different. But now it is soooo expensive £3.20 for a tiny chocolate brownie which isn't even that great. Why not offer members discount in the cafes 10-15%.

Over £7 for a jacket potato. No where to sit. Very disappointed. Huge lines and very loud. Coffee was okay.

We went there on a wet and miserable day in the Easter holidays, and even though it was not yet midday, several other visitors to Wisley had come in with the same ideas as us, to be out of the rain when it came. The place was thronged with children, from babies to older ones finding a pleasant way of spending a day of their school holidays. Grandparents seemed to outnumber parents, which added to the numbers in the café.

good value,mostly very clean but when its very busy can get chaotic and tables not cleared quickly enough or cleaned down quickly enough but with so many people but all is forgiven as the staff do their best

Slow service and coffee of poor quality. Cant recommend except for a sit down if can find a seat. Toilets a short walk away

A busy self-service cafe with nice food and drinks so perfect for a light lunch before or after wandering around the fantastic Wisley gardens.

A pleasant cafe serving drinks and snacks. There is also an indoor children’s playground attached which makes the whole place rather noisy. However, there are plenty of tables outside so one can go there if the weather is good.

I visited on a freezing day after a some time in the butterfly exposition. I feel ripped off being charged almost ten pounds for a pastry shell filled with almost raw potato in some creamy gloop and a drink. RHS need to review this franchise....

Very expensive and quite cramped. The food choice was not great and although we opted for a flan with salad the salad lacked imagination.

Usually very buzzy, found last table of four to share with another couple. Too cold to sit outside as their is no shelter to protect from the elements. Good for a cup of coffee and cake. All disposable utensils and cups. What a waste of...

I went to the Glasshouse cafe with my husband and 3 year old grandson. We’d promised him that he could play in the small play area in the back room of the cafe after seeing the butterflies. Unfortunately the room was in a terrible state...

Well the title says it all! Although always made welcome by the staff (we are members and regular visitors- usually weekly) it would seem that these high chairs have NEVER been cleaned. The tables obviously are cleaned so why not these high chairs? The legs...

We stopped here for hot drinks during the Glow at Christmas event. The queue moved quickly and we got served. Warm restaurant and lots of tables and chairs.

This cafe lacks ambience and the choice of food is limited to say the least. All very impersonal - pick a lunch - any lunch!! StFf when you do find them at the final hurdle are lovely but only there for drinks and sweet delights....

Nice view but pretty much like a canteen.

On offer were jacket potatoes. You had to choose your own potato then choose a plastic carton of your filling to serve yourself. A potato and carton of grated cheese was I think £7.95.

I came here in a party of 5 adults and 3 children, we all needed feeding.. there are a few options around the gardens but we opted for the closest to us at the time.. being a member of RHS Wisley we’ve been to them all before and know there isn’t a lot of difference, it’s about finding somewhere to sit on a busy Saturday. The food as always is to a reasonable standard there is usually about 3/ 4 hot options and array of sandwiches.. I can just never get my head around the pricing.. it’s unnecessarily high for what it is - i guess they know it’s not like you can pop out for lunch and come back, once you’re in you either buy it or leave.

We had lunch here and were disappointed with both the choice on offer and the quality ...... especially at the prices. Stick to drinks and cake is my advice. Shame?

A welcome sight after a fairly long walk, a restorative cuppa and a cake prepared us for more energetic wanderings. Be prepared to queue but even in busy times we have been able to find a seat.

We are frequent visitors to Wisley and often eat here. The experience this time was disappointing. We were here for the Taste of Autumn. The day was not very warm, but we sat outside because there were no free tables inside. The food seems expensive to us for what it is, we had soup - it was not very hot, but having struggled to find a table we decided to sit with it. The bread that came with the soup was a bit soggy - could have been much better. Not a relaxing experience, - it is better in the summer, when sitting outside is a good choice. It felt a bit like a scramble/bun fight to get hot food, table, ... eat.... Next time I think we will bring our own food.

I've been an RHS member and a regular visitor to Wisley for many years as I live not far away, the gardens are as stunning as ever.

After walking for hours we stopped here for a few pots of tea. Tea was excellent, service was with a smile and there was plenty of seating. Will definitely return.

My wife is a member of the RHS and wanted to share the gardens with the family, so my 91 year-old Mother and 19 year-old son and I took a day out for a family outing.The Gardens are located just off the A3 heading towards London and before the M25. Be careful to turn off at the signs especially as it is a sharp turn off the A3 otherwise you will need to take a further detour to the M25 roundabout and back again.I was amazed at how the gardens are laid out and with every inch of the flower beds blooming with colour (Summer 2017). The hot-house is well worth the visit.Basic restaurant facilities at the Glasshouse offering simple meals on disposable plates as they do not have kitchen washing facilities. If you want larger meals, try the Food Hall, also within the RHS Gardens.We had cake (Chocolate and Carrot cake) and teas, which were great to take on a summers day.

Plenty of choice from sandwiches to hot food. We were there on one of the days of the Wisley Flower Show, so there were a lot of people there. However we managed to find a table outside. The food was high quality.

Sat outside for a coffee, nice setting. Products were very expensive. £1,30 for a bag of crisps! Coffee was ok, nothing to write home about. Cakes looked good

Not nearly enough seating and very unhelpful assistant. Expensive for coffee and one small cake cost £3.95

It was a heavingly busy day so we headed for this cafe, not the eateries closer to the entrance even so there were queues, but we did secure a table outside with the ducks. It took awhile to shuffle past the self service displays of sandwiches & salads & it's a shame everything is disposable, especially the tea cups, earl grey does NOT taste so good in cardboard! The superfood salad was excellent, yummy & of course one feels so virtuous afterwards! Lovely to know that the leaves are all grown on site. we did our best to appropriately recycle the containers afterwards but at some of the bin stations te labels had worn off so it was not clear what went where & they were also a bit full

I've eaten lunch here a few times now on visits to Wisley with my children (see separate review).I'm consistently impressed with the size and layout of the cafe, both inside and out; the taste, freshness, quality and portion size of the food, and the friendliness and efficiency of the staff. Although it's self-service, the food is still hot and fresh. You help yourself to various options off the shelves, and mysterious hands come from the back to top up these fresh items! There are good children's and adults' options - for example when I was last there a week ago, there was freshly-prepared soup, jacket potatoes, a spinach and ricotta bake, and many more wonderful, tasty options which all seem to include extra bits like slaw or salad etc in the price, plus children's options such as a good children's pick and mix lunch box.Compared to some other attractions, such as Kew (though they are by no means the only culprits and I could name more!) who outsource their catering to outside companies, thereby pushing up prices, and therefore decreasing quality and service, Wisley has it spot on with their 'Taste of Wisley' catering. Please do not change this, Wisley, I beg you! It's good food at a proper price for the quality and service.The Glasshouse Cafe is very useful for families, having a little inside play area for toddlers adjacent to it, plenty of inside and outside seating (where ducks may roam around you), and excellent proximity to the glasshouse itself, toilets and a playground. Recommended.

We just wanted a quick drink to refresh ourselves whilst walking around the beautiful gardens. Staff were quick & thorough and able to pick up on demands of numbers through the tills at a busy time of day!

We visited on Sunday and luckily although a fine day, it wasn't very crowded.The choice of snacks was reasonable and the cost was moderate.

On the day we visited for tea and cakes towards the end of our walk around the gardens, there was hardly anything left - a couple of scones and a few unappetising looking cakes. It was probably around 3.30 pm. There was no milk either for our tea and I had to ask somebody serving behind the counter to stock up the jugs.

The café has indoor and outdoor seating and serves very tasty food: we shared a two-seed cake, for example. The coffee and hot chocolate are OK, but I do think they could be served in crockery rather than paper cups and plates, for the prices charged. I do understand the logistics, but I can't help feeling the environment is better served by washing crockery than disposing of paper and plastic.It's a handy place for a quick snack or coffee, but not somewhere you'd necessarily want to linger.

Got a nice table in the shade outside, and a little family of ducklings quacked their way past. Great views of this lovely park.

We had a light snack of a sandwich and coffee, not cheap but very good. It was 1.30 so no que for the till. There was plenty of table and chairs inside or out.

Food expensive for a sandwich and a coffee but it seemed fresh and edible which is not always the case in these places. Staff were very pleasant and hard working, tables and trays clean and clear. If I had a family with me I would take a picnic.

The Glasshouse Café right next to the glasshouse with its lake in front is in a great setting. Plenty of seats inside and on a hot day a great place to sit under an umbrella outside. The tea was good, despite being in a paper cup and the Rock Cakes were excellent - not overpriced as well considering we were a captive audience.

This restaurant is always very busy and a good place to meet. There is always lots of variety to choose from, my only complaint would be, that it is quite expensive, in comparision to other places.

This is for approximately a year ago so things can have improved. Service was alright but slightly overbearing. This is a place where the food should be outstanding, it was not. The paucity of other diners gave testament to this and the four of us said we would not use the restaurant again. Food and drink are the weak link in an otherwise excellent venue.

Plenty of outdoor setting. Self service, trays and paper cups. Sandwiches actually pretty good. Reasonable range. OK for a pit stop

Staff looked after us well. Had coffee on arrival. Later went back for lunch. A limited menu but food was good.