Lovely little cafe situated in Chadderton Hall Park. There's indoor seating and also plenty of outdoor seating which is nice in warmer weather. Dog's are only welcome in the outside area in winter but it's sheltered from rain via canopies. They kindly provide fleecy blankets for people to use which is very thoughtful but a couple of heaters would be fantastic for us many dog walkers who help keep the place going in winter(pretty please 😁). The cafe has a great drink and food menu and also a choice of specials. They also have a nice selection of cakes and ice-cream/lollies. All served by friendly, efficient staff.I find the prices very reasonable and my friend and i look forward to our veggie breakfast every week and my dog enjoys his sausage which they cook specifically for dogs (ask for a doggy sausage). A walk round this lovely park then a visit to the pavilion cafe for a drink and a bite to eat is highly recommended by me. UPDATE 2023 Unfortunately this cafe no longer does food. Just small bites like...
Read moreI am sorry to say that I was disappointed. In the past both myself & hubby have enjoyed going here & have had no problems, & have enjoyed the food. This time we asked for our cappuccinos to come with the food, they came early, I ordered a ham salad sandwich, it came with no salad at all, & my hubby had the meat & potato pie, although the portion was good, he didn't have any meat. Will give it 1 last try as we both feel these little businesses need our help at the minute. Fingers crossed 🤞this will be read & the cafe can get back...
Read moreAttempted to go in for breakfast about 9.10 today, saw a sign saying cash only so walked all the way back to car to get some. When we finally got back despite two female staff and a gent working got completely ignored as they chatted amongst themselves not even a simple acknowledgement to say they’d be with us shortly, after standing there awkwardly for a few minutes we left empty handed. Rude and ignorant staff, clearly forgotten they need customers to sustain...
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