Surfin Cafe - Central Bedfordshire

Nice setting but now the windows are large doors that open on fine days, allows the smokers cancerous smoke to come inside. Most off putting. Cakes were nice, lattes a bit frothy but okayish, milk shake nice but lacked the strawberry flavour etc.Compared to the likes of Neros, nice but no cigar.

Friendly staff, lovely food and drinks, good value, nice place to sit watch world go by with friends, handy for bus station and centre of town shops

We visit this cafe on an occasional basis and it never disappoints with its wide range of coffees (hot and cold) plus teas and infusions plus a good selection of both bought in and home made cakes.The staff are friendly and helpful. It can get busy but that just adds to the buzz about the place.It is just a shame that unlike its name there is no internet.

This is a vibrant café nicely situated right in the centre of town with seating indoors and lots outdoors, on the periphery of the market area, on what was a very warm and sunny Saturday morning when I called.There is a good choice of coffees and lovely cakes and this made a pleasant stop off and refuelling point when passing through on a cycle ride.The café was very busy with what appeared to be mainly local clientele suggesting it is popular.I would definitely visit again when passing.

...but it does have one very welcoming cafe. I was cycling through Biggleswade en route to Cambridge and stopped at the Surfin Cafe pretty much at random. A great array of cakes and nice coffee. But most of all it was just very welcoming and friendly. I hope this review repays you for your great service.