Magna Carta Tea Rooms in Runnymede

I recently had a car breakdown emergency after doing the school run. We pulled up before opening and the manager (Andy) was super helpful and kind. He was already in early and could make us cups of delicious coffee before they opened as he saw I was frozen by the horrible weather. He also told me about the cost saving of being your own cup and how donations all go to the charity. Lovely friendly staff and can’t recommend them enough. Really appreciated a humane touch. Ps. The walls around the Magna Carta grounds are also great my cockapoo Ted loves a good walk there ⭐️

This is a great place to visit at the end of a relaxing dog walk around historic Runnymede. Great atmosphere, friendly and helpful staff and a great cup of coffee.

Friendly warm welcome for myself and my dog after our walk at Runnymede. Great coffee and a snack to keep us both going! Highly recommend.

Had a very nice Latte and Mocha. Staff were very polite when our 9 month year old made a mess with her lunch. Would be happy to have a coffee here again.

We often stop here for a coffee and cake after visiting Runnymede or talking a stroll by the Thames. You can't beat a National Trust scone!! Staff really friendly.

After a walk along the Thames we called in here for a pit stop. The cheese and onion pasties were delicious and the coffee great. Service was quick and staff friendly. I could see that dogs were welcomed too. A lovely spot.

Lovely cafe with a nice selection of cakes, teas and snacks. Andy the manager was very attentive and helpful. Would return. Many thanks all!

We visited with our dogs, and were made to feel very welcome!!! Lovely coffee, and friendly staff. Everything was extremely clean, tidy, and well kept. Would highly recommend, and would visit again

On the site of a very important national trust heritage site,needed the toilet and saw they had some so decided to go in.Great thing is is that you can just get out of the car,not have to walk through the cafe and be in the toilet.Very clean toilets as well!!!!!!Very convenient,will have to remember

Fantastic dog friendly tea room with lovely staff. Highly recommend popping in for refreshments.

Fabulous tea room for refreshments after a lovely dog walk around the woods or down by the river. Lots of food choices for humans as well as dog ice cream, or even cooked sausage or bacon for our furry friends. Would highly recommend!!

A superb location, excellent food and lovely staff. The tea room is close to the Thames, the Runnymede memorials, the Jurors, Writ in Water and now the dramatic Last Survivors by Willow Twisters. Sandwiches are fresh, tasty and with excellent gluten-free options. Manager Andy is a vivacious and committed recycler who makes time for his clients and who is a fabulous advertisement for the National Trust. Eat inside or outside: this tea room, its manager and its staff are first class.

We visited here following a walk alongside the river. On one side of the cafe, is a busy main road which runs from Egham to Windsor, but on the other side you’re surrounded by the perfect setting for nature walks through the National Trust grounds. I was expecting more of an ‘afternoon tea’ feel for these tea rooms, although it felt more like a standard, small cafe. The food was average and quite expensive, having had a fruit scone which was very hard left us slightly disappointed. The Victoria sponge, on the other hand, was huge and very tasty. The tea was served in individual small teapots, which was nice. It was relatively clean. Inside there is also a bookshelf which is a nice touch. Overall, a good pit stop during a hike, cycle or if you’re just passing through.

Awful will not be returning very slow service we took into consideration they were busy but felt ignored and they forgot one of our drinks also felt like we were being rushed out as they told us they were closing but they still had 30minutes which was rather rude kept hearing one particular older guy shouting out the kitchen which really ruined the atmosphere of our lunch staff all young and rude

I don’t often write reviews, but absolutely had to, following our brief lunch in the tea room today. We popped here for food and a leg stretch, to break up our 4 hour journey. We’re so pleased we chose this over a loud and busy service station. The staff immediately made us feel welcome, and took charge of the experience with warmth and confidence. Nothing was too much trouble - it’s been a long time since we’ve experienced genuinely exceptional service. We will definitely pop back again!

Very little choice to eat . A few sandwiches mostly cheese toastes in the fridge or pasty type things . No salads or healthy sandwiches or salads . The manager ( I think Was busy being rude about a member of the public that. They can’t read . The toilets were dirty . No sun umbrellas up outside . Waited for a while to be served whilst the staff looked busy . We would have gone somewhere else if we knew the area . Avoid “

Super friendly staff, Andy went out of his way to make our visit pleasant. He even made sure to tell us about some construction on the trail. We only got drinks regrettably we had already eaten because the food smelled divine. Everything was very clean and made for a wonderful refreshing stop while visiting the park. Highly recommend and go hungry.

We have visited the tearooms for a bite to eat which has always been very nice. The staff are always friendly, but on this occasion we were served by a older man he was polite but his appearance was not very professional to tell you the truth he looked like he had come out in his pyjamas black scruffy shorts and a scruffy grey tshirt not what I would have expected of the national trust.

Delicious cheese scone and a water bottle fill up on our Thames Path Walk. A nice welcome from Andy and his team, and a welcome break on our journey. Big thumbs up!

This our local National trust site and it has now lost t's way and soul. No longer is there a range of lovely home made cakes - everything is prepackaged or premade run of the mill and the scones aren't even made fresh on site. Be aware unless you tell them not to they will microwave the scones which ruins the texture. So disappointed as used to love coming here, but now it is no better than an average tea room. National Trust sites are renowned for freshly on site made cakes and savories, but this one has lost that and thus the heart of what makes a National Trust tea room. There is no longer the selection of NT goods such as biscuits and fudge to buy - just some sad looking pencils and pads. Looks like we will now be heading to Osterly Park instead for cream teas and better cafe.

I helped lead a group of 117 students and adults in January. The Magna Carta Tea Room was just what we needed after our journey from the USA to Runnymede. The staff was welcoming, attentive to detail and some of our food allergies, and made accommodations for each section of students as they rotated the many sites of Runnymede. I look forward to re-visiting The Magna Carta Tea Room--a must-see and stop for all. And the scones...delicious!

Visited as part of a 30 mile cycle ride from Chertsey to Windsor. Fabulous cafe with efficient and friendly staff who provided us with excellent cappuccinos and the best cheese scones I’ve ever tasted!! Believe me…I’ve tested plenty! Warm and dog friendly inside too. I would definitely recommend a visit if you are in the area.

I came to Magna Carter tea rooms in Runnymede, England, and parked my rental car in their parking lot, but found my rental vehicle’s key fob would not open the locked doors of my rental vehicle where upon the manager of Magna Carter tea room was extremely helpful and nice to call roadside service for me. Also I managed to see the John F Kennedy memorial at Runnymede park right next to and walking distance to Magna Carter tea room as well as the Magna Carter memorial close by put up by the American Bsr Association. I also very much enjoyed the food and drinks I purchase at Magna Carter Tea Room.

The staff are ever so friendly and they are very welcoming to dogs. They really could not have been more helpful. The area is great for a good walk and lots to see.

Excellent cafe. Warm and clean and plenty of space and comfy seating. Really tasty food (toasties, cakes etc) plus kids’ sandwich boxes. Dog friendly with free treats for four legged friends. A very warm and friendly welcome from the manager - would highly recommend this...

Andy and his team are very friendly and professional. Nothing is too much trouble for them. Coffee and cakes are great, hot food looks good too 😋 Lovely walks in the woods and meadows along with the memorials you can easily spend a few hours...

This is a charming cafe, the staff could not do enough to make sure we had a perfect lunch! You can go in order a pasty etc, go for a walk and come back for a piping hot lunch! They even cook little snacks for...

Fabulous soup and cheese scones at the edge of Runnymede meadows. Very pleasant end to a mornings exploration.

Beautiful grounds and truly eloquent setting. Relaxing with a good plethora of delicious meals and herbal teas, exquisite cakes.

The cafe was excellent, we had excellent soup and some had panini. This was obviously all fresh, served in a timely manner and tasty and good quality. Kitchens and seating area looked spotless. Staff charming. helpful and helped me load NT app! No trouble they...

My wife and I had been on a nice walk at Ankerwycke, followed by a visit to the monuments at Magna Carta Park. The tea room was again a welcome final stop on our visit. I had delicious mushroom soup served with bread and my...

Stopped in on a very cold day in March and had lovely leek & potato soup with a very freshly baked cheese scone. Both were delicious. It was very very quiet due to the weather but the tearoom is bright and welcoming, staff were very...

Beautiful day for a walk by the river and stop for refreshments in the busy little tearooms. Delicious toasted ham and cheese sandwich with a pot of tea. Thank you to Andy and his energetic team for a lovely visit , will come back to...

After a walk to visit the Magna Carta memorial we had a welcome cuppa in the tea room. The manager is very knowledgeable about various food allergies so everyone is well catered for.

We had Cornish pasties, tea and coffee and all were delightful. They had a decent selection of pasties and sandwiches plus some lovely looking cakes which we didn’t have as we were full after the pasty. The staff were friendly and efficient and the tables...

My partner and I are local to the area and went for a walk along the riverside on a Monday afternoon. We noticed that the tea room was open so stopped in for a hot drink and a bite to eat. Both of our food...

A warm welcome to the National Trust cafe for scones, pasties, coffee and delicious apricot flapjack. All delicious and glad to contribute to the keeping of these fields free to roam. Staff were friendly, facilities all clean, food simple but this cafe is small and...

Visited the café today with my husband after a lovely Welly walk in the surrounding area. We stopped into the café and had tea and a lovely Cornish pasty which was very tasty as was the tea. The staff are very friendly and the atmosphere...

Tasty cheese and onion pasty, comes with salad though not with dressing. Would recommend that you go

Cute little cafe next to National Trust car park. We stopped for a walk by the river and went in for a takeaway coffee. However it was so warm and welcoming inside we stayed for lunch. Lovely staff. Quick service. Good value sandwich and coffee.

Lovely little café that serves good coffee and an excellent cream tea at a very good price. Staff were friendly and helpful.

I'd done quite a long walk from Egham Railway Station in very hot weather to visit Runnymead on some hard-going paths. I was in desperate need of a cuppa and something to eat. Coming from the south (on foot, across fields ... not in a...

Enjoyed Afternoon tea sat in the grounds watching boats on the river. or just people watching. Interesting walks from tea room

Staff here very pleasant and really nice setting- However the food is very boring and sandwiches were stale. For such a big National organisation why can they not promote good national produce - it cannot be that hard to find a company that makes nice...

Popped in for a coffee and cake following a nice walk. Unfortunately this place is very disappointing... has the potential to be a cute little team room but your met with a world of beige... The walls, the furniture, the atmosphere.... This place just seems...

Four generations of our family visited The National Trust’s Magna Carta Tea Room at Runnymede today. The National Tust is certainly missing a trick here as this is such a popular visitor attraction in a beautiful area with the River Thames opposite. The poor standard...

Service and quality and choice of foods was poor not much more I can say apart from the obvious which is its for tourists and certainly not bothered if you return or not

The Magna Carta Tea Room is located on the same side of the road as the memorial itself, inside one of the lodge buildings just before you head into Old Windsor. There is pay and display parking at £1.50 for an hour and toilet facilities....

This is an awful little place, it's dirty scruffy and in need of refurbishment. The food is equally as disgusting as the premises. It's a shame because it has so much potential. Will not return and certainly will not recommend. Sorry.

Dropped in for breakfast before having a walk in Runnymede. Ordered 2 bacon rolls. When they arrived the bacon was in the cheap white rolls but the butter was on the side. When I opened the roll to spread the butter I saw that the...

Expected great things but was bitterly disappointed. The service was ok but the clotted cream had gone off and they had no more to offer. Not quite the cream tea we had wanted. It seem pretty disorganised for what I expected to be a well...

Perfect for a morning coffee or afternoon tea. Cakes and scones are plentiful. Seating inside and out, with plenty of parking (£1.20 for an hour which I did think was a little harsh, NT members are free).

Small tearoom by the car park serving standard fare. Clean, tidy and pleasant staff. Lovely coffee and biscuits.

Have been going to the Magna Carta tea rooms for years and it was much better when it was run by as a small business and not by the National Trust. The customer service is not good anymore and the prices have gone sky high. The quality of the cakes has gone down, on our last visit our cakes very dry. Not worth the money.

Just over the road from our Thames boat trip with French Brothers so we thought we would have a drink and a snack in this tearoom.

Popped into the cafe with my family whilst visiting the Magna Carta memorials.

Nothing exception, but it's very convenient if you're visiting the monuments nearby. It offers a familiar range of drinks and snacks. It usually carries a range of useful information brochures.

Small tea room with a very limited fare. Nice for a cuppa but don’t rely on for lunch. Staff friendly and helpful when we were enquiring about the memorials. Can get a short boat ride on the Thames from the car park opposite

As has been said elsewhere in many respects this tearoom is on the wrong side of the road, by the river would be almost perfect. However it is on the said of the main memorials.

This is a small National Trust tearoom. Clean and tidy. Pleasant staff. Small range of cakes. Very nice bacon rolls. Parking is free if you are a NT member.

We was walking in the area so it was a welcome break for a pot of tea and a cheese scone for me and a cofee and a cheese and chutney sandwich for my hubby which he said was delicious.

Situated on the Ruuneymede estate this NT tea room is in the north carpark on the opposite side of the road from the river which would have been a much nicer place to have it

Worthwhile visit for a relaxing tea and scone treat with lovely walking tracks and river views. There are tables and benches available outdoors, space is limited inside (but why would you with such a tranquil setting). They also offer delicious ice creams and soft drinks. Kid friendly area, lots of dog walkers.

This place has no competition and yet provides good value for a hot drink on a cold wet day. Might not look much but if you are walking in Runnymead on a cold wet day it's Very welcome.

Designed by Lutchens, it's a small gem of a place. Good cup of tea or snacks and ice creams for the small and big kids. A welcome break.

Not a place I would have chosen personally but my dad and nephew were desperate to go! Very simple but lovely place with the added value of seeing the Magna Carta!

Este es un salón pequeño y encantador con un montón de espacio exterior para un día luminoso. Las vistas son preciosas y el Río Támesis está cerca. Dentro, el salón está decorado con buen gusto y con amigos, disfrutamos de una merienda. El miembro del personal fue amable y servicial. Cuando deja su silla, después su té, hacen que el fabuloso, 'Jurados sillas', que son un pequeño paso. Fueron diseñadas y levantado para la celebración 800 de la Carta Magna y son preciosas. No olvides recoger un folleto sobre las sillas para ayudarle a disfrutar de ellos más.

Visitamos hoy aquí con la intención de comprar pasteles y té. He pedido mi té, pero ha cambiado mi mente sobre la tarta porque nada estaba cubierto y había moscas colocarnos en la comida. Había rollitos de salchicha en la barra de estar al descubierto, incluyendo las salchichas de carne dividida exponiendo el interior. Me quejé a la asistente, quien dijo que él convino conmigo que creía que la comida debe ser cubierto y a hablar con la directora, quien estaba en un descanso. Cuando regresó me explique que la comida debería ser cubierto por moscas estaban aterrizando, pero dijo que la comida no es mantenido cubierto en cualquiera de las cafeterías de la National Trust porque no es su política para hacerlo. También dijo que los rollos de salchichas estaban cocinadas en la mañana y sólo dejarlo en el mostrador por cuatro horas. No me podía creer que ella pensaría que estaba bien dejar rollitos de salchicha unchilled y expuestos a moscas durante cuatro horas en lo que fue un día muy cálido. Me dio una tarjeta de comentarios para rellenar por la confianza nacional, pero sin correo electrónico en su lugar. Hice algunas fotos que se me paso en el medio ambiente local y el departamento de salud.

Vinimos aquí para un almuerzo y un paseo. Por desgracia se me olvidó llevar mi pegatina de la National Trust, así que tuvimos que pagar por el aparcamiento. Hay asientos al aire libre para aquellos con perros y cuando el clima es genial. Usted paga y recoger comida en el hasta que no causa una larga cola, y por desgracia no hay mucho de estar cubierta - quizás más pequeño proporcionar cuadros? Teníamos la sopa del día, que era delicioso.

Bien, ¿qué quiere decir? Es un salón al lado de los inodoros con vistas del parque de coche o la carretera.

Paramos para tomar café y bollos en este maravilloso salón de té, después de visitar el Kennedy Memorial en Runnymede. Habiendo construido el apetito después de un paseo precioso, realmente disfrutamos de una taza de café y sabrosa encantadora bollos. El personal era muy servicial y amable, y la zona de estar es muy reconfortante. Sin duda volveremos a visitar si caminando en Runnymede de nuevo.

Debido al tráfico pesado que no llegan aquí hasta las 4 pm, pero, afortunadamente, el café todavía estaba abierto, así que pedimos un té helado cada cual era servida por un personal muy amable para nosotros estar fuera. Justo lo que necesitábamos antes de salir a pasear con este hermoso lugar histórico!

El billete después de visitar los monumentos en Runnymede, personal amable sirven una variedad de pruebas y aperitivos.

After walking a distance from the car park to visit the Magna Cartagena Memorial we needed coffee and a sit down. Staff very polite and coffee was good also had flap jack, and friends had a sausage roll and a scone, all average. Nice but basic for a much needed break!

We stopped for a coffee and ended up having a cream scones aswell the food was nice but service very slow not enough tables and with the tea you get a pot with enough for 2 cups but they don't give you any milk you have to get it from a comunial milk jug which is in the shop and if you are eating on a table outside it is not really a good idea but the area is lovely with the river not to far away

After a long drive we seen the tea rooms and were looking forward to dinner there.£4.50 for a sandwich, stale crisps and "salad" which was some lettuce a few cubes of cucumber and a tomato. Total rip off very disappointed. Lovely area so if your stopping take a picnic

Weird for fifteen minutes to get a Magna Carta trail pack for my two daughters. Only 50p each so thought it was a bargain, shame that the pencils provided were all broken and rather than complain I thought it best left as by the time is been served the queue was out of the door.What really got my goat is that the girl serving was clearly new and had to seek guidance every time she had a customer. It's not her that upset me so but the fact that the girl who new all the answers was in the kitchen area cleaning down.Prioritisation is key - if it's busy then serve and clean down when quiet. By making people wait and walk away disgruntled you have lost money and have a review such as this.You need a little guidance with reference to time and task management is all but I would suggest that this should already be in place in particular over a very busy bank holiday weekend.

We had a couple of sandwiches (£4.50 each for a couple of slices of bread and a few crisps) and a salad (8.95 for mostly iceberg lettuce and some chicken and anchovies) all very nice and friendly staff but slow too! The kids hot chocolates were good value at £1.50. We will be bringing a picnic next time!

Stopped here today after a boat trip on the Thames. Ordered 4 sandwiches with different fillings. Bread and size of sandwiches was very disappointing considering the cost...I would have expected a nice crusty bread and nice crisps not the rather hard variety served with a little bit of lettuce and a halved cherry tomato. Plus side...The tea was served nice and hot with two cups per pot. Cafe nice and clean.

Stopped for coffee at these Tea Rooms this morning. Lovely coffee and great freshly made cheese scones - gorgeous. But there was only one person serving and doing so very slowly. It was 10.30am and several people in the growing queue at the counter were becoming anxious about time as they were getting the boat trip to Windsor. Surely that must be one of the peak times for this café at the height of summer? Why have so few staff? Advice would be not to stop here if you're in a hurry!!! Have to say that however nice the food (and it is also reasonably priced) it is served with a generous portion of DISINTEREST. And the tables were certainly not either cleared or cleaned quickly!! I think at a venue which must be visited by people from all over the world the National Trust (to which I belong) should be doing much better than this!!!

Popped in for a quick drink after a short walk. Ended up having a cream tea. Was very good, the scones were cooked on site and they were delicious. Good friendly service and very good value for money. Would recommend it to anyone who goes there.

This is a cafe/tearoom on the National Trust run Runnymede Magna Carta site. It has parking which is free for National Trust members. The cafe however is a little disappointing which is sad because it has great potential. The staff were all very young and were unable to offer any advice on the surrounding attraction. There was a limited selection of refreshments and to top it all the card machine did not work so even during the short time I was there they lost loads of potential revenue. Such a shame for what could be a really thriving little place with a little work and imagination.

Our family visited the Tea rooms after a walk. We decided a cup of tea and a piece of cake would be a nice treat. The place was quietly busy and the staff so welcoming. The cakes were reasonably priced and absolutely delicious. We were told they were all home made. The tables were cleared and cleaned quickly and efficiently and there was plenty of room to sit inside or out. We decided to sit in as it was a little rainy! We were very impressed with the smartness of the staff and the way we felt as if they really cared that we should enjoy our visit. We noted also that there were packs on the wall that the children could borrow to help them enjoy their walk on Runnymede. They came equipped with magnifying glasses,pots and brushes and posters for identification or insects etc. A lovely idea ! We will definitely return to this lovely Tea House.

No longer do any form of breakfast not even toast. Coffee machine plays up in the mornings and coffee would not be available for some 30 minutes offer a cream tea at 10.20am!I will not be going back

A very pleasant place to take a welcomed stop. A friendly face and freshly made sandwich with coffee or tea. Right next to a busy road but a great view across Runnymede meadow towards the Magna Carta site and J F Kennedy memorial. Lots of local information available. Could get very busy but was very quite today.

This is a very handy cafe, ideally placed alongside the Thames in Runnymede. There are all sorts of meals, sandwiches and snacks available throughout the day so an ideal place to stop for tea or an ice cream after a long walk by the river. There are toilets and car parking at this site, which is very useful, but unfortunately there are one or two steps up to the cafe door, so the disabled access is not ideal.

Next to the small car park a lovely tea room in the Historic building. A few table outside for the people finding the early summer sun. Very English and lovely.

After seeing the monument, and tramping across the muddy field with a push chair and toddler, we were relieved to find that the tea room was open. On a previous visit they had sold out of scones, but December is not as busy a month, and so we were hopeful! We were disappointed. Instead of any welcome, we were regaled with the fact that they were closing. I looked at my watch and as there was twenty minutes to go, asked could we have tea please, so tea for 4 it was - served in takeaway cups!!! There would have been time for us to eat cake, or scones but there were none to be seen on display, though i did notice a couple of other people eating them on a nearby table. I suppose they could have been the last ones sold, but , from the demeanour of the staff, I feel the cakes had probably been packed away well in advance of closing time… I was also surprised, ( given the closing time was well displayed on the door) that the door was physically locked a minute before the stated closing time, to deter other people wandering in.Where do the National trust find such people?!!! , The door was unlocked to let us out, and no we were not the last ones to leave, and no, we will not be going again!

Charming tearooms, good portions, lovely pot of tea, great cakes & sandwiches, try the scones with clotted cream, can't remember if they did soup, if they don't they should.. Carpark ok but can get busy.

Small friendly tea room staffed by pleasant helpful polite ladiessituated close to the Magna Carta Memorial and the River Thames.

Such a wonderful location is wasted on this over expensive cafe that has a grim unfriendly atmosphere and service add to that run of the mill food that is overpricedWith new management and staff this could be a goldmine and pleasant place to visit whilst strolling around the park and riverside

After walking and visiting the J F Kennedy and Magna Carta Memorials , why dont you stop for a lovely tea and cakes? You can stop even just to have a break Love this place :-)

Went especially for Cream Tea on the recommendations of friends but what a disappointment... the scones were dry and crumbly, clotted cream came in a prepacked pottle that looked dry and tasteless. The jam however, was very good. Hubby had sausage roll and coffee, these were fine. Hope the scones and cream will be fresher if you decide to go - it is the only place near the Magna Carta and Kennedy memorial.

A couple of years back this was a great place for a Sunday morning breakfast. Since my last visit the national trust has taken it over. The pluses - nicely decorated, selection of items relating to the loc toon to purchase. However the food let it down badly. I ordered two bacon I sandwiches, a sausage roll and two lattes. I received A bacon sandwich in the worse bread I've ever tasted (tastes like inflated Kleenex), the bacon was acceptable but it was generally not enjoyable. The coffee tasted as if it was out of a machine and it wasn't even a full cup. The sausage roll was slightly overlooked. The bill as £13.55. I won't be returning which is a shame as this was such a nice destination in a lovely spot.

I had the macaroni cheese and it is one of the best I have ever tasted. Nice little cafe in a good location near the various memorials

Not a good experience. How wrong can you get two bacon sandwiches to go? Very slow service. Poorly trained till staff. Soggy, bacon. Nice bread though.

Nice quality tea and coffee. Good selection of on-site baked snacks and cakes. Great location for convenient stop off.

A lovely tea rooms serving all manner of food and drinks. Albeit a bit pricey, the food is excellent. Very lovely staff on hand and they even have a rewards card. Is good to do my bit for the National Trust.

Have visited this establishment twice in the last month. The Magna Carta Restaurant is situated by the river at Runnymede , very near the Kennedy Memorial and RAF Memorial. I believe it is a listed building and is owned by the National Trust.. As started before in another review, the choices were limited for sandwiches at lunch time when we visited, but they were good. When we had an afternoon cream tea it was delicious and the scones were huge and freshly baked.The staff were very friendly and helpful. Charming cafe; we will return.

Visited on a Sunday with our daughter & son-in law as we didn't want a big lunch in a pub. Choices were limited but three of us had jacket potatoes with different fillings, Nicely presented with coleslaw on side. Husband had a cheese board. Friendly staff. Not too long a wait for service. Café nicely situated for a scenic walk by the river before or after eating.