Pavilion Cafe in Herefordshire, County of

Our first visit. Sitting with my wife on the terrace outside the Pavilion Café. Eating healthy and tasty pizza, made with buckwheat. The sun shining from a blue sky. Two Giant Sequoias lending their shade. A robin alighted on a branch above us, looking at the food, assessing his options. Nowhere else we had to be. Nothing else we had to be doing. Having the wisdom to recognise that we needed nothing else. A little piece of heaven here on Earth.

A great place to find gluten free food in Leominster. All the pancakes are made with buckwheat. There is a lovely selection of sweet and savoury pancakes as well as a range of sandwiches, cakes and a yummy selection of ice creams. This is a small cafe but has seating outside as well as inside. There is also the option to take drinks and icecreams away to a nearby bench or the play park. The Grange ( public park in which the cafe is situated) has free parking around its edge for 2hours. Highly recommended. Great food and friendly service.

A quick stop off during a gentle stroll. Nice food and superb coffee. Add to this genuinely lovely staff and we left feeling warm and welcomed. They run a tight ship and as they are out of town get left out a little. This is a definite one to support as they deserve our patronage for their ethics and dedication as well as good food and drink.

A great location for a cafe overlooking the cricket pitch, hidden gem not far from Leominster Priory. Good food and friendly service in this social enterprise run for disadvantaged young people.

What more could you wish for ? Lovely food, excellent coffee , wonderful and helpful staff We get a lovely welcome every time we go in.

Such a pleasant surprise to see this place back open after a few years absence. We used to visit on our way through Leominster with our grandchildren in the noughties and were disappointed when we found it had morphed into a nursery some years ago. It's located in the refurbished Sports Pavilion alongside Grange park. It has limited indoor space and a safe, fenced outside seating area. There's ice cream crafted in the nearby Grange kitchens, plus similarly-made sandwiches and cakes. It's friendly and low-key and a great place to rest up after a gambol in the park or the nearby family play area. Although there's no immediate parking area, there's some nearby on-street parking and the town pay-and-display car park is about 200 metres away. It's well worth a visit to experience the relaxed type of cafe ambience that many will appreciate. Check it's opening hours before you go though, as it's not open everyday and likely to close for the winter from Autumn half-term. The cafe in the Grange itself may still be open though...