Cafe @ Lock 81 in Three Rivers

Quick coffee stop whilst walking along canal. Nice ladies, old benches but good enough.

I promised the Mrs a pub lunch, after a walk we found this place by the batchworth lock. Hot dog and chips twice, 2 teas and we're both happy. The staff are great. We will be back.

Very unique cafe on the canal next to the lock. Very cheep. People are very nice and friendly

Really lovely simple little cafe by the lock.Good range of sandwiches and cakes. Good coffee. Sensible prices. Don't be surprised if others have got there before you and there's a queue! The food is worth waiting for. The apple cake and Chocolate orange drizzle cake is highly recommended.

Really lovely little café with super friendly staff. The cakes are AMAZING (I’ve tried them all!) as are the sandwiches, which are all freshly made. Highly recommended

The most wonderful cafe run who put the heart and soul into everything they do! A beautiful location and the atmosphere made even better by the lovely women who run it!

The lady serving did not appear to wash her hands between handling cash and touching the food, she did not wear disposable gloves. The cafe is cash only therefore she handles lots of coins and notes which are known to carry germs then handles, cakes, bacon with bare hands and no washing in between.

A lovely little treasure, on the canal walk from the Aquadome. Home made cakes and very good sandwiches. Always a pleasure to go there. Very popular with the locals which is always a good sign. I guarantee you will not been disappointed with whatever you order. Very popular in the sunny months.

Good coffee and tea. Menu offers fried egg sandwiches and other hearty fare after walking along the canal or through Rickmansworth aquadrome. Seating area between two locks and swans and geese wandrring nesrby. Lovely summer or winter

Stopped at this little Cafe as l was cycling along the canal. They have a small seating area which would probably seat around 25 people. They have quit a good menu for a small Cafe, the food is prepared in a small wooden hut and once you have ordered your food you are given a ticket and sit in the seating area till your number is called. I had a victorian sausage sandwich and a tea for about £4.50, the sausages are produced locally and it was very nice. It is a nice little Cafe as a stop off if you are walking or cycling along the canal towards Rickmansworth Aquadrome. I think it will close when autumn is over and it usually opens again in the spring.