Pear Tree Cafe

Serene location overlooking the lake. Good quality coffee and food. Was not to busy midweek so service was quick. Large outside seating area.

This is a really happening spot, perfect for catching up with friends. It’s a lovely daytime café offering great vegan and vegetarian options. I tried the smashed avocado toast, which was delicious, hearty, and filling, and the prices are quite reasonable too. In the evening, they open up the outdoor bar, and I even noticed a BBQ station. The music, outdoor seating, and beautiful lake view create such a fun and relaxing atmosphere. Definitely a place I’d recommend if you’re looking to chill, eat well, and enjoy the park!

Loved the vibes at The Pear Tree Cafe! Went for Oktoberfest and it was such a fun atmosphere - live music, great pizza, and amazing views right in the middle of Battersea Park. Perfect spot to hang out with friends and enjoy the buzz (just get there early, it gets busy!).

Lovely lakeside location in Battersea Park with a spacious, dog-friendly café that’s great for people-watching. My scrambled eggs with smoked salmon on sourdough were nicely done, though my husband said that his bacon & egg roll was ‘average’. The only odd thing was having tea and coffee served in paper cups when dining in — I’d have preferred proper mugs. Overall, a nice spot for breakfast.

Cute cafe with vast outdoor seating. The Acai bowl was decent. Quite busy on the weekends and full of runners. I’d come back for the coffee

How can you burn a croissant and not melt the cheese? The soup is good, though

This was a gem of a find! Let's start with the vibe, the most picturesque way to eat a meal, by the beauty of a lake amongst lush green! The food at the cafe is also surprisingly tasty. It is neither cheap nor expensive. I was happy to pay the price I did and get the food as well as the experience! Highly recommend the sandwiches here - huge portion size, and very very tasty. Even the pancakes were amazing and again served in a huge portion size.

I got myself a bacon ciabatta and was wondering how this can be sold as any type of dish at all? Simply a bunch of bacon in the ciabatta with nothing else inside. Literally a bread and bacon for £8. Shocked of the this nonsense meal and presentation for this much money.