Boatyard Cafe - Menu

It’s a nice looking venue and the staff are friendly. We ordered breakfast c £10 each and mine came without the avocado key ingredients , which was rectified they changed the muffin to round cut bread and the eggs were very over cooked.

Once a favourite breakfast venue, today 's visit with our weekend guests was disappointing. The waitress was argumentative. Maybe some training needed? Eggs overcooked. Chef using his hands to serve food. Will not be rushing back. Too many other places to chose from to 'wow ' my guests.

considering only 2 tables were occupied we stood at the door for ages we sat our selves down and asked for the menubeing told by friends, the fish and chips are the best in the areaordered 2 fish and and chipsDon,t bothertriple fried chip, means more oily chipsfish batter so over fried, oil saturated View menu

We live nearby and wanted a quick light lunch with our daughter and child. We booked a table to ensure a high chair and staff were very helpful. The place is small but fine out of season. Our granddaughter played happily and they warned her food. Adult food fine and reasonably priced. Good for a coffee or drink as well.

Visited the boatyard cafe once again on 5th July, greeted by very friendly staff.We arrived well after breakfast cut off time But the chef was happy to cook us a breakfast regardless,it was Amazing food.We have our son in a wheelchair and we are always made to feel comfortable throughout our stay.Look forward to visiting again soon.

Friendly staff; nice atmosphere; food, drink and accommodating to all (including the 'other ' family member, i.e. your dog . Ben and I were very pleased to find a truly dog friendly location on the peninsula! We 'll be back, most definitely. Thank you for a lovely lunch and an equally lovely welcome. Would recommend for you and your four-legged friend : View menu

Location is delightful because it’s away from the crowds but there is a la k of attention to detail here. I get the fact that this is boatyard and they wanted to beach out and make more money, but there is no wow factor which there so could be. Why not offer exceptional bread/toast rather than ordinary and instead of bringing a tea bag with hot water to the table (allowing it to cool), how about putting it in the water so that it can benefit from steeping? In fact, how about a really high quality tea rather than the ordinary if charging relatively high prices?

We arrived at this cafe at 1.30pm having seen the rave reviews but hadn't made a booking. There were a few tables available. We seated ourselves and collected some menus ourselves as the two serving staff seemed busy. The service was very slow. We were advised that there was practically no food left?!?!? The kids wanted a kids pasta pesto dish. They couldn't do this. Neither could they offer us a sharing platter. They were all out of everything apparently (the first Sunday of half term week at 1.30pm?!?!? . We resigned ourselves to a light lunch and chose the only thing that seemed to be available- a bowl of chili squid and a bowl of fries for the children and some drinks.The food took over...

We went to the Boatyard cafe on Saturday morning on a bank holiday weekend. The inside was busy and so we sat outside, I understand that they were short staffed and had a new chef, eventually we ordered coffees after 20minutes of waiting, another staff member came out, apologised and started to take our order, I requested the smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, I was told that there was no smoked salmon, I asked whether there was any gluten free options for bread, she went to check.......15 minutes later the original waiter came out and said there wasn't, I ordered the full English but again as they had run out of gluten free sausages I ordered extra bacon. My wife ordered the avocado on a muf... View menu