The cafe sits in an extension to the Pump House in the park, which stopped working in 1964 and has undergone extensive restoration by the Markfield Beam Engine and Museum Trust who occupy the building and open it to the public every month, but more about that next Sunday.
The cafe has free wifi, a free car park and sits on the edge of a 7.6 hectare park by the River Lee with football pitches, a children's playground, a BMX park, a bowling green and a rose garden (in season).
The cafe is open 9am-5pm daily and 9.30am-5pm on Sundays. For more, see http://www.pistachiosinthepark.org.uk/page9.htm
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And their chocolate and marshmallow brownies are delicious
Good to know!
Not far from here is another water-side cafe - at the sailing centre near the "castle" (climbing centre) a great location, West Reservoir.
Thanks Mark, but sshhhh! I'm saving that one up for another post.
When you're writing one a day you have to space these things out!
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