The Dell Cafe in Isle of Wight

Beautiful spot for a beach cafe, just a shame front of house is so surly. We appreciate times are busy, but there are ways and means to deliver the message. If you want to stay busy, perhaps customer service training is the way forward. Sadly we won't be back.

Perfect location, great quality breakfast, friendly staff. We were in a rush and got served very quickly, albeit in February. Scrambled egg and bacon - delicious and generous portions. Avocado on toast - perfect! Loved the peashoot garnish.

Popular with the second home owners and holiday makers. Most locals tend to avoid. More interested in profit than loyalty. The cafe inside the park is more welcoming and more reasonable prices.

Amazing food - one of the best breakfasts we've ever had. Staff were lovely but seemed to struggle a bit as the cafe got busier so we had quite a long wait and had to ask several times for a drink top-up.Can't wait to go back to try more of the menu!

Not enough staff for busy day they were inexperienced and rushed off feet . This is a locals time of year and you need to make a good impression owners not just grab profits. We asked 3 times to order after being told it was table service and eventually went up to the counter to order and we were not the only ones. Hot chocolate was cold and so were a portion of chips. Will never go back.

A little understaffed perhaps but popular for good reason. The food was delicious - well chosen ingredients cooked to perfection! Great coffee, friendly service and awesome views (even on a rainy day) are the icing on the cake :)

Hidden in between Ryde & Seaview is this gemA nice little stroll with a great view and sandy beach.WARNING, it gets busy and last lunch order is I think 3. With the beach near it it is going to be busy.P.S. I rate the crab sandwich, awesome

We were visiting Isle of Wight and happened along this place on a walk. It had beautiful outside views but preferred the inside with lovely decoration. Was very busy we were lucky to have a seat and I can see why. We had the breakfast for brunch and it was delicious with a great variety and left us stuffed for ages I would highly recommend for the fair pricing too

We came here for some lunch. Seating is currently all outside which is fine by me as you can see the beautiful sea and look over at Portsmouth watching ships go by.My salad was lovely and slightly warm too which added a special touch to a standard salad. It was delicious.Food is slightly pricey. Salad is £12 and burgers are £12-£14 so it's what is expect to pay for a burger these days. But like I'd said above the salad had a lovely unique twist.Drinks were lovely. They offer soy, almond and oat milk which is pretty rare in the island.The decorations inside is beautiful. Currently there is no sitting inside due to current restrictions.There is only one toilet for all to use which includes a pull down baby change. Slight warning... If you are pregnant or over a size 18 you won't be able to shut the door and pull down the baby changer!! It's a very tight squeeze. You can't leave the door open and pull it down either! But there are beach huts around the corner where you could try changing a nappy on the grass should you need to.We had a take away ice-cream to talk away with us for a walk towards Ryde pier afterwards. They serve Kelly's ice-cream so sorry yummy!I'll definitely return here

As you look out across the Solent, turn right and walk along the promenade. The beach becomes dog friendly and at the end you'll find the cafe. We always come here when visiting the island. Staff are always friendly and polite. Food and drinks are good value. Water bowls for dogs are outside around the tables area.