St Nicholas Park Tearooms from Warwick Menu

Our menu features a wide selection of dishes made from locally sourced ingredients. Guests can enjoy freshly made paninis, toasties, baguettes, sandwiches, 1/4 pound beef burgers, all day breakfast, fish and chips, jacket potatoes, soup of the day, chicken Caesar salad, and clotted cream teas. We also offer children's meals, picnic boxes, and party menus. Enjoy Illy coffee, hot and cold beverages, beers, wines, and Joe Delucci's Gelato ice cream. We are open from 10am-5.30pm in the Summer and 11am-3pm (4pm on weekends) in the Winter.

Last update: 28.10.2024

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Nestled in a bustling park, this café offers a mixed experience, drawing both praise and criticism from visitors. While many have highlighted the friendly staff, good value for simple dishes, and a delightful selection of homemade cakes and ice creams, others express disappointment with customer service, particularly regarding pet policies and unexpected charges for children's drinks. Despite some complaints about food quality for the price and water refill restrictions, the café's unique community spirit shines through. On sunny days, it remains a popular stop for families seeking a relaxing break, though there’s room for improvement in service consistency.

BabsViv

17.10.2024 - 06:33

Poor quality and value food for the price . Sorry to say this is our local park . Children’s meal £5.50, over priced , two chicken nuggets a few chips and beans...

gimgem

17.10.2024 - 06:33

Wow £7 for a hotdog, thats more expensive than the cinema and theme park for the same make hotdog. In a year its gone from £3.50 to £5 to now £7!! I know everyt...

Brandon

08.11.2023 - 09:31

After taking my black lab for a walk and filling up her water bowl twice, I entered the restaurant to ask for a refill and to grab an ice cream. The manager, wh...

csl1701

08.11.2023 - 09:31

Similar to other reviews mentioned here, the manager attempted to push us out of the cafe because our young children (ages 1 and 4) were eating their own snacks...