Reviews Pavilion Cafe At Alkincoats Park

Lovely lunch today bacon n Brie baguette toaster egg n bacon roll mmm coffee cake banana bread flapjack lattes and tea.Tea and latte top up great value and very wheelchair friendly definitely recommend

The best community cafe anywhere in the local area! Food is all home made. They have delicious daily specials, fabulous afternoon teas and the cakes are just something else. Favourite cakes so far include: Jaffa cake brownies, lemon cake, chocolate cake, victoria sponge, millionaire's shortbread, rocky road and carrot cake. Simply fabulous food and lovely staff!

I went for a little bike ride around Colne and came into the park.found the pavilion cafe.could not resist bacon butty and a mug of tea.very nice and friendly people who run it.enjoyed the bacon butty with brown sauce and mug of tea.a little gem of place to visit.

Lovely little cafe. Great for a brew after a walk with the dog. Love the all day breakfast on a Sunday, took the kids after swimming for a treat. Great food and lovely staff.

Lovely place, gorgeous cakes, drinks and very friendly staff. My new favorite place � from the very pregnant lady ha ha xxx

Brilliant had excellent lunch there with our daughter-in-law her mum and twin grandchildren. Can't recommend highly enough.

Real home cooked food. Excellent value for money. Best cheese and onion pie I’ve ever had. Bit of a wait for food but was a sunny busy day. Worth the wait.

Great full English breakfast and lovely staff!

Came here early Sunday morning with my dog, for a cooked breakfast and coffee. Very friendly staff, lovely cooked breakfast and a great way to start a Sunday morning. Had a walk round the beautiful park afterwards. Sunny frosty autumnal day, was perfect.

BREAKFAST REVIEW Sun 9th October The Pavilion Cafe, Alkincotes Park, Colne. I've been meaning to visit this place for a while now so as the weather is still reasonable I took my motorbike for a spin out to Colne. I'd checked my map before heading off as although it's close to the centre of Colne it is tucked away in a park surrounded by residential streets. I found it easily enough and parked almost at the entrance to the park, insight of The Pavillion itself. My first impression on approaching the cafe was the explosion of colours from the window boxes adorning the Pavilion, I suppose that depends on the time of year though. I guess I got lucky. There were some tables outside the cafe but I prefer to sit in so I can see whats going on. It's a dog friendly cafe, which makes sense with it being in a park and there were a couple of little pooches being fussed over by customers. Personally I have no issue with well behaved dogs being in any establishment but if you are adverse to K9-company this one might not be for you. I found a seat and ordered at the counter. I went for the Large Breakfast. There was a Gut Buster version but the large would definitley suffice. I swapped the egg out for a slice of Black Pudding (which wouldn't have been included on the Large Breakfast) and ordered a pot of tea. I took my seat and waited. The place has a really friendly vibe, there were lots of cheery "Hellos", " Good Mornings" and "How are yous" It was obvious there was a regular clientele. There were 4 or 5 staff working together and you could see into the kitchen where breakfasts were being prepared, cakes were being decorated and everyone seemed genuinely busy and happy. My pot of tea arrived with teacup and saucer and a small jug of milk. I was actually offered a choice of cup or mug - that's a first! When my breakfast came I did the usual and checked the plate was hot - not to moan if it wasn't heated but if not I'd have to start straight in on the beans before they went cold as I hate cold beans. Anyway it was hot. It burnt my finger. Happy days! The first thing that struck me was the slice of black pudding. It must have been over an inch thick (that's about 2.54cm for the kids 😅). A very impressive slab of ebony goodness. The sausages were butchers pork sausages supplied by Schofields Butchers in Nelson and the bacon was a nice thickness and held its shape well through cooking, both were delicious and well prepared. There was grilled tomato, my preference rather than tinned and both halves were on my plate, which was a welcome change. The mushrooms were dark and rich with flavour and the beans were probably Heinz. The toast was sliced white, again, my preference with a breakfast and I was given a third extra slice as my waitress told the bread was a bit thin (or something similar 🤣👍). Sauces were in sachets. All in all it was a lovely breakfast served in a really friendly environment. It's a pity it took me so long to try it but I will be returning and I heartly reccomend visiting Pavilion Cafe at Alkincoats Park for a great breakfast. 💰💰

A hidden gem of a Café, with lovely surroundings. Wonderful service, excellent fresh coffee and delicious home made cakes. Will definitely be using again.

Fantastic food and great service Lovely for home made traditional food. Plus a lovely mouthwatering array of Cakes 🎂 🥮 😋

Lovely characterful cafe with tasty home made food and friendly staff