The Whitworth Terrace

Nice food in lovely surroundings... good to support a local institution

great place, a selection of beautiful rooms, a beautiful park and a very nice caffe

not customer-oriented with a conference room and asked to go 5.05 clock as it needs to lock in

I always love coming to Whitworth Park, whether it's to sit and enjoy the scenery or a quick walk through.

Nice cafe and great staff but the coffee machine broke about 5 weeks ago and they are STILL awaiting a new one…from ITALY!…..for gods sake, can’t they find a suitable machine in the UK without having to wait weeks to import one from abroad?….loosing customers hand over fist I should think….

beautiful caffe and great personal, but the coffee machine broke about 5 weeks ago and they are still awaiting a new one. from ITALY!....for gods, can they not find a suitable machine in Britain, without having to wait for weeks to import one from the country?. plunder customers about the faust I should think.

Requested a pot of tea but was told that as I was sitting outside that this was not possible so my wife's tea served in a disposable cup. I A real let down, might as well do away with the outside seating if the management are unable to offer any thing more than disposable cups and paper plate a roadside layby experience.... Try Harder.

The restaurant is in a lovely location within a beautifully maintained park that features a bowling green, croquet lawn, a lake, and a children's play area. There is now a £1.00 fee for parking for four hours, which is still a great deal. The cafeteria has been recently renovated, with the counter now on the opposite end and no table service. Despite the changes, the filter coffees were delicious and the homecooked ham in the toasties was excellent. The atmosphere of the café has slightly changed, as it used to be more family-friendly with ice cream offerings. However, the café is housed in a lovely building with stunning views of the park.

beautiful location. beautifully maintained park, with bowling green, croquetted grass, a lake and a quite comprehensive children's playground. Although it was previously free to park, it is just £1.00 for four hours, which is brilliant worth! the cafeteria seems to have changed the hands since we were there, lastly, they have moved theke to the opposite end and there is no more table service. So I had to do with a fair number of rammblers, who all came for coffee and cake, which was a bit painful. the espresso machine was broken, which was unfortunately, but the filter coffees were very good. the homemade ham in the ham and cheese toasties was beautiful. we did not think that the caffe had t...