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  1. Tayla Holland ★★☆☆☆

    Insisted that only 3 flat whites had been ordered when we had actually ordered and paid for 4, tried to charge us for another coffee before they realised that they had, in fact, all been paid for. Incredibly slow service, staff friendly enough. Coffee very reasonably priced but pretty average. Also have to order from an outside window even if you are sitting inside, which is just odd. Wouldn’t be desperate to return.

  2. Andy Hunns ★☆☆☆☆

    Don’t go if you see more than 3 people queuing or waiting. They don’t tell you it’s a 30 minutes wait wait for a bacon roll and a cornish pastie, then when you ask for your money back they can’t seem to be able to do that either. A place that clearly want to keep costs down by hiring not enough staff in the kitchen. Avoid.

  3. TORQue Talrasha ★★★★☆

    I’ve been meaning to write this for a while. The Pavilion in Bedford Park really feels like a hidden gem. Nestled right in the park, the restored historic building makes it a beautiful spot to unwind after a walk or to meet friends for a catch up. I’m a big fan of their savoury dishes. Last time I tried the nicely cooked tri tip and the roast chicken, both were seasoned well and felt hearty yet fresh. I’ve also enjoyed their vegetarian paninis and vibrant salads on sunnier days. And don’t get me started on the homemade desserts. Lemon pie and ice cream were excellent, and they often have vegan and gluten free cakes which is a real bonus. Coffee and bespoke teas are on point too. If you’re after a relaxed brunch, the avocado on toast with poached eggs is a good call, though I wouldn’t mind if the toast was a bit crispier. Service is warm and laid back, perfect for sitting outside with your dog and soaking in the view. Ideal spot for breakfast, brunch, lunch or a mid afternoon brew, whatever the season. I’ll definitely be back for those cakes and peaceful park vibes.

  1. Matt Peace ★★☆☆☆

    Whilst it was a very busy morning with the park run happening. My breakfast was very disappointing. Very expensive for poor service and 1 powdery and one under cooked poached egg, can you find the mushrooms in the picture? I waited 40 mins for my breakfast to arrive, I was the only person sitting in the restaurant. Take away park run orders were prioritised, I won't be returning. Lovely setting, no heating but blankets are provided with every table for your knees.

  2. Lucia Caves ★☆☆☆☆

    We had planned to stop at the pavilion for lunch today, I went inside to the empty restaurant wasn't acknowledge by the young lads serving, nor by the lads having a giggle in the kitchen. We finally spoke to someone at the side window and after waiting an age, we were told there's an hours wait for food as they were so busy and some items on the menu were not available. We looked around and saw there's roughly 20 people (if that! sitting at benches and tables outside) It really was a ridiculous situation and extremely embarrassing for who ever is running this cafe. Poorly run with incompetent staff, no manager in sight to direct these kids, and poor planning - halfterm week and you have items on the menu that are unavailable. Needless to say, we went elsewhere and won't be returning anytime soon after today's experience.

  3. Charlotte ★★☆☆☆

    Went here for cake to takeaway with pushchair. I stood at the counter and the young lady on the order side of the counter didn't acknowledge me in the awkward silence and I waited for at least 5 minutes. I could see she was sorting an order for customers sitting at their table. I felt it was rather rude i wasn't even addressed. A polite 'I'll be with you in one moment' would have been standard customer service. When I finally got my cake, I struggled with the double doors with the pushchair and shutting them behind me, I felt it would have been good mannered to have offered help but no. The place felt as cold as outside. Cheese cake was ok but the lady had squashed it in a takeaway box so it was quite mushy when i came to eating it. I doubt I'd go again, disappointing.

  1. Pete Cleverley ★★★★★

    We do parkrun here. Nothing better than a good coffee and a bacon sandwich (BROWN sauce) afterwards. Very friendly, all inclusive place. They even let me in! Come see this beautiful park and grab a drink at this lovely cafe.

  2. HJ (aka ‘Laughing Boy’) ★★★★★

    I regularly frequent The Pavilion Cafe (Bedford Park) for a coffee/tea plus a cake on my daily walk. Excellent homemade cakes - highly recommended!

  3. Travel Addict - Foodie Lover ★★★★★

    I love this place. Probably it's combination of all: the amazing park (it's inside Bedford Park), the restaurant building (old-ish), the natural style decor & cleanliness, relax & friendly atmosphere, last but not least can order eggs benedict, which not too fancy, but quite delicious. Food fingers also available. I'm a tea drinker but not a sweet tooth person. The yogurt is rather too sweet for my liking. Wished they aren't, because I like the taste.

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What is the address of The Pavilion?

The Pavilion is located at Park Ave, Bedford MK41 7SS, UK

What is the phone number of The Pavilion?

You can contact The Pavilion at +44 1234 351104

How can I get to The Pavilion?

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