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Lovely staff great service. Menu small but what they do is done well. We had sandwiches and soup all very nice. Quiet place if you need a peaceful lunch. Close to town centre. you can buy artisan breads etc. there also.

As I'm local to the area, thought I would try this place as an alternative to cafes in Knowle or Porridge. It's very small inside, but it does at least have some outside seating; this is a good thing as I don't enjoy sipping my coffee with the accompaniment of the smell of deep frying! The coffee is good, but this place lacks the ambience of a proper cafe.

Myself and a group of friends visited this lovely place for the second time this year. The garden and house is compact but each visit gave us something new to discover. The staff are very friendly and so informative; some specialise in the historical aspects and others the gardens and horticultural. Tea/coffee shop has light lunches and delicious cakes too. Plenty of places to sit and eat or just wander round the gardens. I won’t single out any one member of staff to thank, because you were all so friendly and helpful. Also bought some lovely plants to take home too. Thanks again for a lovely day out and will be back again soon.

We often have coffee and a pasty here on market days meet friends and neighbours. Good range of food available

When we visited we found it to have poor customer service. I have emailed them regarding my complaint and they have not even acknowledged it.

We left the canal path to find somewhere for lunch, and found this cafe. We had jacket potatoes, chilli and cheese. Lovely food and friendly staff.

I went on a Saturday around 10 oclk to use the butchery and when I saw the queue to pay as it shared with cafe with what looked like one person serving was a complete joke so walked out .

I visited the Whyteleafe Park Pavilion on 14/11/22 with a couple of friends. Excellent hidden gem for good food and coffee. We had coffee, a bit of carrott cake and tried their Christmas panini - all of it was brilliant. Would thoroughly recommend as a place to visit for a coffee/cake/lunch, before walking round the park or heading up to the beautiful Riddlesdown Common.

We go to The Seavingtons regularly for lunch. If you don’t know what you fancy there is always a good selection on the specials board as well as an extensive menu. Prices are very reasonable and the food and service is excellent. Considering most of the staff are volunteers in both the shop and cafe I think it’s a lovely place to both eat and do a bit of shopping 👍

After a nearby meeting. Was looking for good coffee. I must say I was impressed with quality of the coffee. Prompt service.

Peter talked the good talk prior to my bbq party. He was reliable and did set everything up nicely. Sadly the food he cooked on the bbq was disgraceful. Burnt at best with some even incinerated beyond being edible. Looking at the pics, would you serve that to guests? He did acknowledge I was very unhappy and returned 20% of the total cost that he insisted had to be paid prior to the event. Unfortunately rather than accepting ownership of the mess he made lame justifications to me.

Llamé por una bebida ordenada en el mostrador y la chica trajo un buen té servido en una taza parecía estar sucediendo mucho

We went as a family to the coach house, we are regular visitors and are never disappointed. Today I tried a fairly new special, beef lasagna with salad. It was absolutely delicious, a really good serving well presented, plenty of meat and lots of cheese on top. I will certainly hav8e it again. My husbands fish and chips was as usual really enjoyed and my son's cheeseburger really tasty with hot well cooked chips. I had no room for dessert which was a shame as their selection of cakes is superb. Staff as usual friendly and attentive. One of our favourite places to go.

was reasonable but coffee very weak good condition of premisis, its recently closed down was reasonably priced

The place is layed out like a cafeteria, the courtyard would be beautiful in the summer (although I’m not sure if it’d be a sun trap or not) They offer gluten free options (home made gluten free bread) and vegan options, food was decent, portions and prices average however there was a mishap with the oat milk not being gluten free which wasn’t great as I had a milk gluten attack the next 2 days… the waitress was really apologetic and I completely understand that mistakes can happen but allergens are something that need to be approached with extra caution along with all staff learning in depth about allergens & intolerances. I would visit again however I’d check the packaging allergen info myself.