Pangbourne's Cafe in West Berkshire

This cafe was a great find. Nice clean tables and friendly staff. We ordered simple cooked breakfasts which were prepared quickly. The food was very good indeed. Good value. Highly recommend.

This family-run cafe has recently changed it's name from The Garden Cafe, but it is still run by the same family with a good menu selection. There is always a friendly welcome and the 'Pangbourne Breakfast' is the best breakfast for miles around! Well worth a visit.

Popped here this morning after a long run. A lovely, warm welcome, with a delicious breakfast, too. We will be back!

Recently renamed '"Pangbourne's Cafe", there's always a friendly welcome at this family run cafe. The coffee is good and if you want a good breakfast this is definitely the place to come in Pangbourne. Highly recommended if you're in the area.

First thing to say about the Garden Cafe is that it doesn't have a garden. Had a joke with the lady owner about this, which led to some fun chat with her during the time I was there, sat near the counter. It was quiet--just a couple of other old codgers like me in reading their papers, one with the aid of a magnifying glass. I liked the lady owner a lot: she was proud of her cafe--and, to be fair, it lived up to her pride. It was brunchtime, so I had the Berkshire Breakfast, for £10.50, which they serve all day. A great name, by the way--why shouldn't Berkshire (my favourite county after Cornwall) get in on the act of naming breakfasts after itself? Also, I always appreciate the availability of an all-day breakfast, as I might want the meal which breaks my overnight fast at any time. The Berkshire Breakfast was big and filled my need, which is to get a protein boost to run on for the rest of the day. Two golden fried eggs, perfectly runny. Two good sausages--from Berkshire pigs I hope! Two good rashers. Mushrooms a little underheated. Half a tomato a little underheated. Four half slices of nice brown granary toast, buttered. Overall, a superb feast. Plus two cups of excellent coffee--and coffee's often the downfall of a food-oriented cafe. I had the village's Costa lined up, in case--but no need: this coffee was good and hot. Much love to the Garden Cafe.