The Rendezvous Cafe

If you askthey will put reserved on one of their tables no additional charge. food is good, well cooked and served with a smile.

The breakfast at this restaurant was delicious and generous in portion size. The sausages, bacon, toast, beans, and eggs were all quite large. The staff was friendly and the price was reasonable. Overall, a great experience!

Long wait despite it being quiet. Breakfast was cold, and not particularly good, the toast so dry and hard it was inedible, latte needed copius amounts of sugar to make it drinkable. Maybe we were just unlucky but probably the worst cooked breakfast we have ever had.

This restaurant is a fantastic spot for enjoying coffee and cake, especially if you have children. The coffee is great and offers the best value in town. The staff are always efficient and friendly. There is seating available both inside and outside, both with wonderful views, and the kids have the freedom to play. They even offer a loyalty card for returning customers.

I have scored The Rendevous 'Average ' only because it is a cafe providing an appropriately limited menu , is simply furnished etc. However, that is not a criticism it is a good honest cafe where food is freshly cooked and the service is welcoming, friendly and efficient. We enjoyed good quality scampi and chips looking at a beautiful sea view before an excellent filmed production of The Winter 's Tale. We shall be back!

I live in Ilfracombe and often pop to the Rendevous café. The food is yummy with lots of choice whether you want a breakfast, light lunch or a cream tea! You can't fault the service, the staff are lovely. It's always spotless too. If you sit inside the views are stunning out to the Bristol Channel and in the Summer you can sit outside it's a great little sun trap. It's ideal for families there is an area inside were children can sit and play or with the bouncy castles out the front when the weather is nice this helps to keep little ones amused! Can't fault this place! Will be visiting again soon!

It was a miserable wet day on our visit to Ilfracombe and we were looking for somewhere to park and get a drink. This café Bistro is located at the Landmark theatre and there is convenient car parking on site (don't forget to buy a ticket from the machine). I ordered a skinny Cappuccino for my wife (unusual to be able to find a proper skinny outside the likes of a Costa) and I had a tea. My wife commented upon how good the coffee was and I had a decent cup of tea. We sat by the floor to ceiling windows overlooking the bay, watching the activity on and off the water. Very helpful and polite staff. Would definitely return when next in the town.

I always look forward to enjoying a drink on the terrace during my visits to M V Balmoral. However, when I stopped by on the afternoon of September 1st, I was disappointed to find that the restaurant had to close for the afternoon during one of the busiest weeks of the summer season. With only one person serving, it was understandable that they needed a break, but it's important for the restaurant to address their staffing issues. Perhaps they are facing competition from the new Wetherspoon's across the road. Additionally, the smell in the toilets was unbearable, prompting me to leave without using them. I won't be returning to this establishment, especially when the Admiral Collingwood Weth...

We called in here for coffee, due to its position, offering amazing views.The first thing you notice is the friendly staff who seem to take a real pleasure in their work. We had freshly baked scones and coffee which were great.Not being from the area, we drove through this town in such a stunning coastal position, to see what appeared to be concrete power station cooling towers, which look so out of place. As we got nearer, we realised it was the Landmark Theatre, in which this cafe is situated. Landmark, more like blot on the landscape, but I am sure there were far more words in the press when it was originally built. It you think this building is unusual, drive to the harbour to see the 65...