View Point- Whipsnade Zoo in Central Bedfordshire

This is a lovely little restaurant/cafe on the route around Whipsnade. We all had pizzas which were reasonably priced and very filling, and came very quickly. There are baby chairs available and it is a pleasant setting overlooking the rolling hills-- you would hope the was was nice for somewhere called the viewpoint, and it is! No complaints really-- just nothing exceptionally good, and the tables were a little bit sticky. Definitely a nice spot on site if you want something more than a sandwich while at the zoo.

The choice was so little and food was absolutely tastless and poor quality. Really disappointing.

There is a sign on the front saying “ wait to be seated “ so we waited and waited and nobody acknowledged us so we ask if we can get a table, we ordered by the counter and sat down, we waited over 30 minutes and we weren’t the only ones annoyed by this, i asked a manager how long food will be ? She said oh there is delay it’s another 10 minutes, her attitude was absolutely disgusting and very rude , we waited another 10 minutes because my children were hungry, we got our food and horrible , burnt pizza , microwave mac and cheese, disgusting as you can see . Most tables got fed up and left

A lovely afternoon tea. Well presented and friendly service from the young lady there.

Not enough seats for the cafe, ran out of muffins, not much of anything else really and only been open about 2 hours.

Overpriced and poor quality food. Salad was brown, BLT lacked the B, coffee was luke warm. Seating area dirty with food all over the floor.

For a restaurant in a zoo which promotes sustainable living you might expect more vegan options, olives and side salad is all they offer. Most Italian restaurants at least offer Marinara pizza!

Sat outside and had our food looking out across the Zoo and downs. Very relaxing on a sunny day. Good service from friendly staff.

Yesterday viewpoint cafe was closing as it wasn't busy but on other times its been very busy....long queues slow service and a bit pricey especially if you have children

Hardly any choice of sandwiches available.. it was 11.55am! If it were 2pm I may have been a little more understanding! Staff unhelpful and uninterested.

Very busy when we were there, but we were lucky enough to get a table inside. It’s a bit of a strange layout with baguettes etc at one end and freshly cooked pizza at the other end of the building. We opted for the pizza which was nice, plus the queue at the baguette end was to long. The pizza took less than 10 minutes to arrive. Ordering two was a mistake glide us as sharing one would have been enough for a snacky lunch.