Reviews Kings Park Cafe

I love it. Something of the old greasy spoon about it. Great food. The Ivy it's not just soak up the traditional cafe atmosphere.

This is such a lovely typical old school cafe, set in a nice park. The value of the food is great which means you'll want to come back again and the staff are lovely. My wife's breakfast was £4.90. I would definitely recommend coming here at the same time as walking your dogs around Kings Park as we do.

Old school cafe in the park. Both inside and out are dated but the staff, the menu and the location more than make up for it.

Great traditional cafe, selling all what you would expect and more from breakfast baps and large breakfast to proper dinner fare.. Easy access to floor level and extra tables on first floor which no doubt doubles as a club. Patio for warmer weather. Good basic clean facilities, very busy, very popular and very friendly. Reasonably priced and well cooked food. Nothing more to say than it's well worth a visit.

Nice cafe, good food with relatively quick service

Real gem in the park. Great food, family run and so friendly.

Went for a big breakfast and was not disappointed.Stepped into the cafe,and was transported back 60 years to pleasant boyhood memories of having an afternoon tea,and watching the cricket on a sunny Sunday in the early 60s. In the 80s I went at least once a week for brekkie. It was great to see the same people running it, albeit a little older,but still there producing real food in a propper cafe atmosphere. The person who served our meal,was the same person who served it over 30 years ago. We did have a joke about not looking a day older,and of course it was great to reminisce. Nothing has changed there, which in this age of constant change,was lovely. Our food was served 5 mins after we sat down. Clean(not running in grease)full English +. Please don't take this away Mr Council man. We don't need another high price,up market eatery,that will add nothing to anything. This cafe and the family that run it excellently need to be preserved as a place of social value,and not given out to the highest tender,so we lose not only a reasonably priced,well cooked English food,but also a part of many people's personal history. When we went on a Monday morning the place was full. If the people who run it lose their lease,and it changes to a higher priced eatery,it will fail. We have enough of those,what we don't have enough of is places that people on budgets,or those who enjoy breakfast,and lunches,ices,drinks etc can sit down and enjoy real time in a real atmosphere. This was the first time in 3 years I had been there,and was appraised of the difficulties the people who run it are having with this, sell the family silver lot who at this moment are running our town.

For a good standard breakfast at a reasonable price, excellent. The staff are friendly and there is a balcony where you can't sit outside looking at the cricket pitch while having a brekkie with your dog. The toilets are very clean. Good old style cafe not many left now.

Good honest comforting food with plenty of options, helpful staff and the icing on the cake is that on a nice day you can eat outside on the veranda whilst watching the world go by... oh, and its dog friendly too! 👍