The Waterfront Café

Nice seating area outside. On a clear day is in the sun which is nice on a November day.

Nice view over reservoir. Food appears good for price.

Tasty food and drinks with friendly service.

I was a bit disappointed to find there want anywhere to secure my bike, given Bewl Water is a an outdoor activity centre. However, the friendly staff let me secure it to the wooden fence outside.

Cafe at Belw Water. Good selection of hot food and drinks. Plenty of outside seating.

Lovely place for walking, cafe has a variety off food. So peaceful and quiet.
Nice place for the family and children

This is a very nice large cool cafe, a very welcome respite on a hot day, clean and comfortable with toilets. All sorts of coffees, teas and cold drinks available plus sandwiches, cookies, cakes etc. The young staff were friendly. I didn't see any hot food on offer but there is a kitchen (maybe I was there at the wrong time) price of food and drinks reasonable, the sandwiches were very fresh and delicious.

This review is purely on the cafe…

Went here for lunch with the kids, there was barely anything on the hot plate to choose from, only 4 options anyway, two of which were empty, and the sandwich option for kids was pretty awful, as parents we are all aware that our kids won’t touch certain thing even if they are removed from the sandwich. Nothing out the back to replenish either.
As it’s winter, apparently, then nothing is cooked fresh! Not even some chips!

So be aware, £6 for parking and nothing to have for lunch… should probably have stop at Burger King!

Definitely bring a packed lunch!!
Mega disappointing! You’d have thought people walking round the grounds would have enjoyed something hot to eat.

Friendly, knowledgeable staff, who advised on cycling routes in November and car park season tickets. Coffee was not the best in the world, though the scenery made up for this. Kids playing area well used. Boats and bikes for hire. Camping site available. Looking forward to the summer when the sun should add much to these facilities.

We paid £8.50 for a “quarter pounder with gherkins and diced onion” expecting something half decent seeing as it took a while to come out.
The photo says it all really, I was fuming, you’d get better quality in McDonald’s. The burger was so thin and obviously microwaved and I got a grand total of 3 gherkins out the jar that’s probably a year old.
The £8 “battered chicken pieces” were like eating dry cardboard too. Appalling establishment to say the least.