Hampshire's Marwell Zoo reopens cafe after closure

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A Hampshire zoo has opened their new refurbished café, offering a "new food experience".

Marwell Zoo has announced that Café Graze is officially open, after a four-week renovation that saw it close temporarily.

The café, located inside the Hampshire Wildlife Park, will now offer digital screens and QR code ordering, aiming to reduce queuing times.

Visitors can enjoy hot meals, lighter options, and sweet treats while overlooking the valley field while food is prepared.

A spokesperson for Marwell Zoo said: "Café Graze is the perfect place to refuel during your visit, serving fresh food, fast.

"Choose from hot dogs, loaded fries, chicken, jacket potatoes, salads, sandwiches, sweet treats and more.

"With digital ordering screens and QR code ordering, getting lunch is quick, easy and hassle-free, leaving you more time to explore the zoo."

The updates are intended to enhance the dining experience, allowing more time for exploring the zoo's attractions whilst still enjoying freshly prepared food.

Zoo-goers can visit the new café next to the meerkat enclosure.

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