Clumber Park Cafe — Restaurant in Bassetlaw

We had a lovely walk around Clumber Park on Thursday 29th Dec 2022 and a delightful snack from the snack bar at the far end of the lake. We were looking forward to a more substantial meal at the end of our walk at the Clumber Park Restaurant (Checking first the opening times - until 5pm). We checked the restaurant menu but only found "snacks" to be available so we decided on the turkey bap for us all. When we tried to order (at 3.07pm) we were told that the kitchen had now closed!!! The only food being refridgerated sandwiches, sausage rolls and cake!! We made do with hot drinks and cake - we were asked if we were sitting inside or out - we said we inside. However we were still served our drinks in paper cups! A totally dissapointing and misleading experience - perhaps the NT need to review their thoughts on what a...

Awful !! disabled parking not near to facilities /cafe , no disabled toilets in the cafe also we couldn't find the cafe ! Had to ask 4 people signs not good enough, as we hadn't been for 15 years. and what is really sad is that you can't pull your car into the grassy areas they have been blocked off for able bodied people but if your disabled you cant get to those lovely areas and can only pull off the side of the road now . Today the card machines weren't working and we should have been informed at the entrance as we had limited cash and could only afford a drink so had to leave early . All national trust want is your money and that is now apparent with the shops and restaurants but what about taking a picnic and parking in a lovely secluded spot those days are gone now at clumber park sadly ...won't...

Awful! It will be a struggle to describe just how bad this food was but here goes – I had the spicy cauliflower and potato parcels with green salad for £7.95, which turned out to be two burnt, bland, near empty filo pastry triangles, served with a table spoon sized lump of what I’m going to guess was steamed greens and onion, all floating in an excessive puddle of mint yogurt. If it was listed and priced as a light bite I might simply have been bitterly disappointed, but as one of the more expensive main meals I am staggered by the shamelessness of whoever conceived and cooked this. My companions fared only slightly better with their charred & collapsed quiches, and a sloppy chicken salad. To be serving food this bad in such a setting is such a...