Parklife Cafe - Carta

this cafe never fails to provide superb fish and chips, whether eat-in or take away and is great value for money. not to be missed.

This place was a recommendation so we decided to pop in with work colleagues. The food was fresh and service was brilliant. Will deffinetly come back

Warm and clean inside and a friendly service. Good choice on the menu. Had toasted cheese and onion sandwiches which came with salad and coleslaw delicious. Ver carta

1st January .Was busy serving takeaways due to Covid. Others were closed. Staff friendly . Large cod small chips £7.99 comes in a good size box to eat from. Chips batter fish were very tasty well presented. I felt the Cod was on the thin side.Kevin

Very traditional restaurant on the seafront which caters for most tastes. Good menu covering mainly British meals and lighter snacks. We sampled both a cheese omelette and a large cod and chips. Both reasonably priced and beautifully cooked. As locals we were proud and impressed and will return!!

Second visit ... and probably our last!Got some chips to takeaway some time back, portion sizes good and came in a box (not great for the environment? but didn’t really rate the chips, very Chunky but almost yellowish In colour do don’t know what oil they are fried in. Visited again as gave benefit of the doubt with family and again same chips, even my sister in law commented about them not being very nice. So not just my opinion! Ver carta

Found this lovely restaurant during another torrent of rain yesterday.Myself and three others had the fish and chips: fabulous!The pensioners offer of £7.50 is a great touch. The added bread and butter helps fill the tummy til lunch time.There's a wide menu, so if we had found it earlier we would have definitely had our breakfast here.The staff are lovely, with the two young ladies working yesterday going out of their way to accommodate their customers.Will definitely be going back!

The fish and chips were good. This place has stopped doing pensioners lunches during the pandemic. Used to be £6.95 for a small fish and chips (plenty) bread and butter, coffee or tea. Now £8.95 for medium fish and chips plus extra for beverage and anything else. No longer an affordable pensioner treat. The staff did not wear masks or gloves and were not seen to wash or sanitise their hands once. The tables were given a perfunctory wipe. Chairs, menus, condiment pots were not cleaned at all. Not a particularly enjoyable treat.

Found this cafe next door to a couple of other fish and chip shops just over the road from the pier. Sitting outside at a couple of tables under the awnings to escape the wind and rain from another wet October half-term day. My kid said that the child size portion of cod and chips was fantastic. The chips were a nice golden colour, crisp on the outside and soft inside: they were delicious. The plaice tasted fresh, cooked to perfection with light crispy batter. Service was prompt and efficient. Is it the fact that they're so close to two other chippies that they have to up their game? If so, they certainly have. Eating here made me forget about the weather for a while. Ver carta