Cafe Du Parc

I recently had the pleasure of dining at a very quaint cafe that served seriously good food. As it turns out, the establishment is owned and run by a French family, which explains the authentic and delicious patisseries that were a feast for the eyes and taste buds. The atmosphere in the cafe was simply delightful, and it was obvious that a lot of thought and care had gone into creating a welcoming and cosy environment. Our family had the pleasure of trying the Brie bacon crepes and they were an absolute hit. Be warned, however, that these crepes aren't always on the menu during quiet periods, so it might be best to call ahead if you're set on giving them a try. I found the prices very reasonable, especially given the quality of the food and service. Speaking of the service, the staff were amazing; they were always on hand to help and they were generally very happy and friendly. The only drawback that I can see is that the coffee wasn't really to my liking, but I know that everyone has different tastes when it comes to coffee. All in all, I have to say that I was surprised by just how enjoyable my experience was at this cafe. There's really nothing to fault; it's clear that the owners have put a lot of love and care into creating a wonderful dining experience for guests.

Wonderful. Such friendly and helpful staff. I stopped by with my daughter when it was very busy but they still offered us a little table for 2 which was lucky and very kind considering how busy they were. Attentive staff, lovely menu. We had crepes and drinks. Can't fault it, really well made and the coffee was excellent. Beautiful room, the doors to the park left open which was lovely to watch the rain as we had our hot drinks. We will absolutely be back to try the savoury menu, I definitely advise you to book ahead as it's understandably busy there :)

Fantastic food and great service. The daily specials board offered a great choice alongside the French menu. We’ll definitely be back

I love this place but won’t be going there again. Went on Saturday when all the mini cars on. So not busy at the time I attended. Had Cappuccino, Latte and a raisin pastry. The Latte was just a milky coffee and hardly any coffee, very weak. I asked for it to be re done and a said it wasn’t a latte should have a smooth milk texture and small amount of froth on top. Unlike Cappuccino which is mainly frothed milk and 2 shots of coffee. The rude young lady said it was a latte and that latte does not have froth. She topped the milky drink with another shot of coffee and gave it back. I thought her attitude was very in friendly. Sorry to say won’t be spending another £11 at this cafe.

Really enjoyed my lunch made with quality ingredients, shows the chef cares about customer experience. The staff are very accommodating and courteous. This restaurant stands out and it’s a lovely place to dine when you visit Bideford with the added bonus of a very interesting art gallery and shop.