The Front Parlour - Speisekarte

Stopped by in a blustery afternoon for a tea time snack ....... , and we would have liked to have stayed longer perhaps for something more substantial , but we were there just before closing time . I will return ....highly recommended.

This café strictly adheres to Covid19 guidelines and reminds any customers who forgot their responsibilities. We felt safe inside the café and the staff were very helpful and caring. Tea and coffee in this location is a joy after a long walk along the sea front it was most welcome.

Friendly service, lovely food and great home made cakes deserts. We all had the roast beef Sunday meal. The jam roly poly was huge and delicious, the scones were fantastic and the homemade lemon cheesecake .... couldn’t fault any of it. Would recommend this cafe. Very good value for money too.

lacks in character it makes up for with mediocre coffee??Well, it is a place that seems to have character, it isn't too bad, old-fashioned and like visiting a cannel boat, and the coffee in its americano or expresso form is like boiled shoes. It lacks variety, but the menu has a few things you might like.

Lovely surroundings and very pleasant staff. Had Sunday lunch. Very disapponting. Frozen sprouts (cos obviously not in season, so don't serve them! Frozen roasties too. No boiled or mashed potatoes. Most certainly not worth the £9.00 for each meal. £5.00 would have been a more realistic price. Beef was nice though

I just came across The Front Parlour by accident. What a find! Tea was served in a china cup and the ham sandwich was accompanied by a small salad and crisps all served on the lower tier of the plate. The upper tier contained a scrumptious scone with clotted cream and a fresh strawberry. To complete the feast there was a generous slice of sponge cake. I was transported back to an earlier era of visits to the seaside. The young waitress was cheerful and obliging. Thanks very much.

We were in Burnham for a day and were looking for a light lunch. We went to the Front Parlour and the lady waiting on the tables was extremely helpful. We said we only wanted a toasted sandwich and although they were only serving roast dinners as it was a Sunday they looked lovely but the way) the waitress said she would see if they could do it. Sure enough the answer was yes and a little while later 2 toasted ham and cheese sandwiches well cooked appeared with a salad side and crisps. All in all a pleasant experience with nice staff, a true treasure highly recommend.

We normally steer clear of seaside cafes as a good number of them are greasy spoon type places but after peering through the window and seeing diners seemingly enjoying their lunches we decided to try it. We were not disappointed. In fact we were delighted with our Sunday roasts. The lady in charge was very pleasant, the café had an old world atmosphere, the music was in keeping with the décor and the roast beef was excellent. This was followed by home made sweets and a bill much less than we would have paid in a pub owned by a chain. Next time we are in Burnham we shall certainly return.

The only downside to The Front Parlour is that it is not open in the winter, so it's open April to the very end of September only.What's good? Well, where do we start? Easy access either the beach, or from parking on the seafront, down a side street, or a 100m walk from the main carpark. A small frontage with outside tables reveals a two storey tardis like interior, with well spaced tables in a light, bright and quirky interior. Think modern Victorian library, and if you book ask for a sea view table.A senior pair of staff drill and manage an enthusiastic and efficient young local friendly team. The wide selection of food is well priced, of good quality, prepared well and cooked to a good st...