'We are thrilled to have been selected by Watford Borough Council to run the much-loved café at the tea pavilion'
to take over the building and it is looking to bring the same range of freshly baked bread and cakes and produce from its small farm in Radlett to Watford.
Owner Julie said: “We are thrilled to have been selected by Watford Borough Council to run the much-loved café at the tea pavilion. “We are focusing on creating a warm welcome for our customers as well as continuing the ‘dog-friendly’ tradition at the tea pavilion.” With no replacement tenant in place at the time, the owners, customers, and Watford Borough Council said they hoped the “wonderful” café can remain as a community-focused operation.
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