Wigeon Cafe

Pleasant atmosphere and not at all shabbycafe but by afternoon the pastie and the rolls had matured into hard building materials. I wouldn't use this even for bird food. say if It leaves me wonder if someone here has an idea of how long bakery items are saleable for. While all else was fine, the cafe visit was a disappointment which, unfortunately was memorable but there's a deserving pub nearby.

Very basic, not much choice of food. Lovely views and staff friendly. No sandwiches on offer so ended up with sausage rolls.

Have to agree with the previous reviewer almost £6 for a coffee and small cake felt ripped off what always gets me is how they can justify 45p extra for soya milk that isn’t even advertised. We decided to go elsewhere for lunch!

This cafe used to be excellent especially the lunch menu but now only serves paninis, sub-standard pasties, barely cooked, extortionately priced small wedges of cake and very poor coffee. This use does to be our regular meeting point but will not be anymore.

This cafe is located in the visitors centre of the wetland centre. However it is open to people without paying an entrance fee. The cafe even offers splendid views over parts of the reserve. Food here was good, although service a little slow