The Clarence — Restaurant in England

Clarence Park. Cricket Pavilion dating from 1882, now used as a second hand bike repair shop with picnic tables outside.Previously if memory serves me correctly, a football net for adolectent youth to take countless pot shots upon, a smoking point where youths could gleefully eat and litter and urinate behind. I suppose the craftsmen from 1882 who built it would be proud. "Hooray for future people " ! they would sing. Thankgod the council took over Rebecca Davies donation to the people of Weston otherwise it would have gone to rack and ruin. Anyhoo! It's a dog walkers paradise, all year round. In the summer it has music events and other Fates and Fayres. Cricket and Croquet are played, Football, and Rugby. It has a good communal feel to it. It's bordered stone wall is lined with pine and fir, redwoods and some oak and other species of established. trees alot of which must be well over 50 years old. But be prepared for litter. Rebecca Davies would be Mortified..in summary a great place used by many. Abused by? many. I am only reviewing the half of Clarence park I go in. There is another part over the road. Of which I've been in once for two minutes. Too use the toilet. I believe there is a cafe. Which someone told me is "very nice". There's a fish...

Just wanted to get out of the house and they’re a five minute walk away. I had a coffee and my partner had a hot chocolate with whipped cream and both were very nice. Because it was after 3pm the owner was packing away the tables and chairs and he stopped for a chat. As they closed the owner came back and gave us a couple of sausages rolls and some cake, saying if we didn’t want them he would have to throw them out. The park is great for dogs and children with a separate fenced off playground. Also the squirrels have become tame because lots of people feed them, so much so that the cafe has been banned from selling squirrel food. Over the past couple of years we’ve had a few social meetings in the park so we weren’t breaking the Covid restrictions. I’m so lucky to have such great facilities...

Basic Description: A local business and cafe serving hot food and drinks. With dietary options those tolerant of wheat and dairy. They have a good size menu, options but not overwhelming big.

Personal Experience: The prices are reasonable (£), their staff are helpful and friendly. The food is of a high quality and is delicious. The food wrapping/container is well designed and recyclable.

Overall Conclusion: Very good quality for the price, good menu variety and considerate options for dietary differences. As well as conscientious and environmentally friendly packaging/containers. Pleasant time, would...