Abbey Tearoom and Store in Craven

A delightful little tea room with lovely friendly staff. Used it three times whilst staying in the area. Delicious scones, excellent bacon sandwiches ( with all fat removed !) and scrumptious cakes. Even bought some cheese scones to take away. Proprietor is a lovely Yorkshire man with a great sense of humour which adds to a very pleasant experience. Lovely shop attached. Would highly recommend.

Difficult to review as it is one of the best cafes in Rosedale. Extensive menu and a changing list of “specials” Food is of exceptional quality and quantity. One speciality we find is the cooked ham, either in sandwiches or with egg and chips. Deserts are scrumptious and as far as I can tell are all home-made. Seating is at a premium so it is always advisable to book ahead. If weather allows there is also a large outdoor seating area with a separate garden area overlooking the stream. There is always a smile and a greeting from the very helpful staff. The proprietor is a very jovial Yorkshire man with a typical Yorkshire sense of humour which some customers have difficulty in understanding, assisted by his wife who takes care of the café and attempts to keep her husband under control!

A lovely little tea room right in the heart of Rosedale. We arrived on a rainy Sunday afternoon. It was 3.30pm and they closed at 4pm but they let us in. We had tea and cake. The gingerbread cake was absolutely delicious. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere was cosy. We really enjoyed it.

Not child friendly if they make noice your told to go outside more for older couples . My child couldn't help make a niose as disabled

Wow what a Fab breakfast well cooked well presented really tasty and it was Value for Money which included coffee top ups

I asked for two takeaway coffees, and tried to pay with a credit card. The total was less than £10, and the man serving us told us the minimum spend on card was £10, so we added a cake on to meet the £10 total. He then complained it's costing him 28p to him for me to use my credit card! The food and drink was excellent, however the service was outdated, we will not be returning.

Brilliant cafe, plus lovely shop, good people too great fun to talk to. Took friends there today. Coffee and beautiful sandwiches. Thoroughly enjoyed in well kept lovely outside seating area. Immaculate. Thank you.

We visited here on 2 occasions while staying at the campsite and found both the customer service and the friendliness of the staff great! They really took time out to chat with our children and ask them about their day. We had only popped in the store for an ice cream (which was delicious) 2nd visit was outdoors for tea and cakes and this was even better ! The cakes are home made and absolutely beautiful Great variety and considering it’s the only tea room open found the prices to be reasonable! We opted for a Victoria sponge an almond Bakewell slice and a scone with jam and clotted cream ! It was beautiful. Pot of tea did 3 decent sized cups as well ! We revisited the store this time for some freshly baked bread some cooked ham (which was the best fresh ham from the tea room such great quality and I believed sourced locally?) We hope to be back next spring/summer for more beautiful cake/ ice cream and local produce. Thank you !

My favourite cafe on the Yorkshire Moors near Rosedale Abbey for lunch or naughty cakes. Home baked and cooked food on the premises. They also have a store for other items you may need. A family concern always friendly and love going here.

This is a cute village store that has a cafe attached. The food was delicious and worth the wait. The atmosphere was just right no the owner a good laugh.

great tea room, clean, friendly lots of banter we loved going, unfortunately my husband died and I've not gone on my own , I hope to go again and take my granddaughter with me. My husband had a massive breakfast it was so good I took photos of it, and the same in years previously, all the staff were friendly and could have a laugh with them even though they were busy, other tables joined in .

This is what Yorkshire tearooms should be like with home baked food, friendly banter in a beautiful location. Bakewell slice was top draw and from looking at other tables I'll be having the ham and eggs next time I'm passing through. Highly recommend.

Called in for lunch had the ham egg & chips absolutely beautiful the ham was a nice thickness everything was well presented and the staff were very friendly added bonus the wife is coeliac and they was plenty for her to choose from

Not the first time been to this tearoom. Cosy, country tearoom and store. Staff efficient and cheerful. Good size portions of home made food. Really good value for money. A gem to visit, before, after a walk, or just out for the afternoon.

Loved popping to the tea room for anything I had forgotten as we were staying in a nearby cottage. The best ever cakes and scones and the Ham and eggs for lunch was so so tasty and delicious coffee.The owner was a laugh a minute so you didn't mind waiting to be served if they were busy.

Had late lunch here during long walk. It was excellent with everything home made. We had cheese, ham and chutney toastie with scones jam and cream, with a pot of Yorkshire tea.. I am “gluten free” and both scone and toastie the best I’ve ever eaten. I was told that even the GF bread is home made. Really good, friendly service and seating I’m a beautiful setting outdoors or spotlessly lean traditional indoor tearoom with large windows to see the view.

Lovely place! Couldn’t have asked for a warmer, friendlier welcome for our little dog and us, for a quick light lunch. Seriously tempting to order more food, seeing other people’s lunches arriving which looked very good indeed! Wide range of food and bevs (licensed), very cosy and comfy, and a great little food and general store for a bit of browsing or gift shopping on the way out. Pleasure to visit, thank you!

We stopped here for breakfast on our way back home from a recent trip. The food was lovely, good value, and the team were very friendly, I would definitely recommend!

Entered the tearoom and chose a seat at the window. One of staff was finishing clearing and we tried to engage in polite conversation, but we may as well have been invisible. The woman who served us, presumably the owner, was stony faced and not welcoming at all. Another couple entered the tearoom and chose a table for four only to be told to move to a table for two in case four people came in. This is understandable on busy days, but it was extremely quiet and there was only the couple and us. The overall impression was that they resented us being there. The food in the tearoom is fine if a little unimaginative, but if your tea is a bit strong expect to pay £1 for extra water. I've visited many tearooms, but this the first time l've come across one that charges for this. Unfriendly and overpriced. We'll definitely avoid in the future.

We've just enjoyed another top class breakfast at Abbey tearooms. Friendly and attentive service and good quality food. We call here whenever we visit the area.

On route to our holiday property my wife stopped in Rosedale Abbey village and asked me to pick up four scones from this store. This I did and was charged £6.50 which I paid naively not normally used to shopping. When I arrived back in the car my wife was so annoyed that I had been totally ripped off. I felt angry that I was too polite to question this charge. I foolishly trusted the individual concerned. We have previously visited this store en-route to our holiday accommodation but in future will give this rip-off merchant a very wide berth. The following day we picked up four scones in a nearby village which were not only nicer and fresher but we only paid £2 for four scones. You ripped us off on this occasion but I can assure you that you will not have another opportunity to do so ever again. Give this place a wide berth if you are looking for an honest purchase.

First things, The people that run this business are the most welcoming you could ask for in Yorkshire nothing being too much trouble. Me and my friends visited on a wet and windy Friday afternoon and were worried about being too mucky and damp for inside we were told to come in and warm up 'don't worry about it'. We proceeded to have a variety of coffees and teas which are made on a proper coffee machine non of this push button machine! They were fantastic! For food we had Ham Brie and Cranberry toasties, BLT's and the best Bacon sandwiches i've ever tasted. This was of course followed by cakes and scones, HIGHLY RECOMEND Blueberry and Ginger scones my word these were good! I will be returning whenever I am in the area. As for the other reviews on here I really think you maybe need to take a look at yourselves this is a independently run business and you get what you pay for! If you like mass produced and priced baking then by all means stick to that but DO NOT come on here slating a place for their prices this is a completely different business to your highstreet 'Greggs or Thomas's' and yes prices do reflect this rightly so!

What a shame places like this don’t welcome everyone with the same friendly manner! As locals truly disappointed to be refused to be allowed to purchase cake from the shop to take on our walk and told it was bring saved for regulars, even though it was clearly displayed in the shop and not the tea room with boxes to take it away! We were informed if we were to eat the same cake in the tearoom we could have it…. How could it have been saved for the regulars then???? Will be visiting the other much friendlier tearoom in the village as usual in future! Very arrogant man who did not portray the usual friendly atmosphere for this area!

ABBEY Stores & Tea rooms We Had I can only say the misfortune of calling into Abbey Store & Tea rooms for a snack. Tuesday August 30th A Great mistake A PLACE TO AVOID, go across the road to Graze on the green Wife ordered...

We popped in here after doing the circular walk round Rosedale Abbey on a damp Tuesday. The gemtleman in the shop and the staff in the tearoom are so friendly. I can highly recommend a pot of tea cakes and sausage rolls at this establishment.

Having undertaken a very pleasant circular walk of about 6 miles around the area, we felt totally justified in stopping for drinks and scones. Welcomed and offered to seat anywhere we wanted, drinks and scones ordered. The water level in the tea pot naturally reduced...

I reserved a table to celebrate my friends birthday for lunch this week as always the welcome was so very warm. The food as always excellent my husband had ham and chips, my friend and I had the most delicious quiche served with chips and...

My partner and I and our two little sausage dogs visited Abbey Stores and Tea Rooms for the first time and our first visit to Rosedale Abbey. We were greeted by the very jovial owner Craig who served us, and good waiter service from his...

We were staying at the local campsite and had been on a very wet pre-lunch walk. Thankfully we had managed to dry off and change into clean clothes, though we needed some good warm home-cooked food to pick us up. The staff were all very...

What a lovely little place in a wonderful little village. Food excellent both in quality and presentation. All of the staff were extremely friendly and offered excellent service throughout our visits. We will definitely be coming again and would highly recommend to anyone visiting this...

Just love this place. The food is always top quality & served quickly & with a smile. The owners are a lovely down to earth couple , which nowadays is like a breath of fresh air. We visit here every few weeks & are never...

Tl;dr rude, sexist and confrontational owner who went in to the loo after me to "check I had left it clean". Feels rediculous writing this but here we go! Strap in.. My family and I went to this cafe over the weekend. Initially a few...

Excellent ice creams and cappachino,and tea ,wish had a scone cause they looked gorgeous and cakes , excellent staff ,beautiful surroundings

We have been here before and had a sandwich and tea at lunchtime, so today thought we would go for breakfast for a change. Full English for me, toasted tea-cake for my wife. All that can be said is excellent. Enough so you don't feel...

Driving through the national park and visited this pretty little village. Stopped for tea - the freshly made chunky Yorkshire ham sandwiches in beautifully soft bread and Christmas cake with Wensleydale were perfect. The owner and staff friendly and lots of fun. Will definitely visit...

What a fantastic motorcycle friendly place to call in on. Staff exceptional food exceptional ( especially toasted bacon sandwich) just a real friendly and sociable tea room. It's a MUST visit.

This was our third visit and didn't disappoint, made to feel very special by the always friendly staff. I opted for the mozzarella, ham and sweet chilli toastie which was amazing. My husband had his usual 'best sausage sandwich ever', my son had an enormous...

Lovely setting, good coffee and delicious home baked cakes (Millionaires shortbread and Carrot cake) - certainly recommend.

It is very rare that me and my partner get some child free time, so when we do we always hope for a nice day out. Today we came to Rosedale to do some walking and a lunch. We decided on Abbey tea room and we are so happy that we did. They first thing I look for when going into an eatery is how welcoming the staff are and how comfortable I feel in the surroundings. I was given warm welcome and staff were chatty and very friendly. This goes a long way with me as I find so many places are happy to take your money but not so keen to be polite. I found the tea room very clean and well presented. I thought the idea to have menus under the glass top of the table was a great idea. All items could be studied easily and was a big plus for health and hygiene due to the lack of handling of the menus. We ordered soup for starters which was delicious and came with some tasty crusty bread. The cook was mucking in to help bring out the food and she was a really friendly lady who was pleasant and courteous. The waitress was also really pleasant and her customer service was outstanding. Everybody was doing their bit and at one point we even had a conversation with the kitchen lad about cricket and also dealt with the lady from the shop who cleared our plates. We had a laugh and a giggle and by this time I had already decided Id be back. Our main course consisted of a cheese and ham toastie, with a hint of chilli, a beautifully presented salad and a side of big chunky chips. Yum. My partner commented that it was the best toastie she had ever had and I would agree. We had a pot of tea and took away a bakewell and choc brownie. Everything was a good portion and by the end I was stuffed. The cakes were a really generous size which is rare nowadays. Its always nice to eat out and get great food and feel like you have had a good fill. Obviously sometimes its hard to get both especially at a good price. At Abbey tea rooms they have everything that I look for. Friendly staff, nice surroundings, great food, great portions and not overly priced. I cant wait to come back and on behalf of me and my partner thank you for rounding off our day perfectly.

On Monday 30th August we enjoyed the best full English breakfast we had had in years.All local produce and delicious.Dog friendly too.Only thing I would say is when we popped back later to the shop not one penny had been added to our tip in the jar for staff by other diners even though the tea room had been very busy.Come on people don’t be so mean the service was great! Those girls work hard and deserve recognition for their efforts.I really can’t fault them and look forward to coming back soon.

Fantastic location, lovely staff, grat food and good service. What more cold you ask for. Will defiitely return.

We were lucky to visit here a few times during our stay in Rosedale Abbey. It’s in the best setting with fab outside tables of which there are many. Despite how busy they get we always managed to get a table. Lovely coffee and breakfasts. I am newly gluten free so struggle to eat out. They do have gf crumpets and a scone on the menu but on one visit they didn’t have any so I couldn’t eat. The crumpets when well toasted are lovely but not so much if not toasted properly. The staff are lovely and work really hard. This tearoom like the other one in the village gets extremely busy so you have to be prepared to wait. I would only say that on two occasions I overheard the cook being not very nice to the staff serving, once when we were sitting in (on a rainy day) and once sitting outside next to an open window, which as a paying customer you don’t want to hear as doesn’t give a very good impression. Overall I can highly recommend and the fact that we visited many times on our holiday says it all.

Tasty cafe and coffee, plenty of space and relatively quiet. As it was raining, the outdoor tables under parasols weren't really an option, but inside was airy and pleasant. Staff were attentive and friendly, and we didn't feel like they were rushing us at all. Good price, just over £20 for 4 coffee and 5 cakes. We ordered some to take away and these were boxed up ready for us at the till when we left.

Popped in for tea and a scone whilst I was mooching around on the moors taking photos. What an excellent place. The location is gorgeous. Rosedale is an extremely pretty little village and the tea room is by the stream with outside tables. Service was amusing as the owner was having plenty of banter with his customers. My tea and scone were very good and I noticed other customers portions were huge, especially the bacon sandwich. Everything is very reasonably priced too. A return visit is definitely on the cards.

Second visit to this cafe in the last 2 weeks. Such a lovely place with friendly caring staff.Last time we had breakfast which was excellent quality and today we had ploughman’s lunch and a BLT sandwich, cheesecake and lemon meringue pie. . All of us really enjoyed the food and the whole experience. Won’t be long before we return.

My husband and I visited the tea room yesterday for a cooked breakfast and it was delicious and really well presented. The staff were very welcoming and lovely. We chose to sit in side but there is plenty of seating outside. We also had ice creams later on in the day also really nice. I would definitely recommend the tea room.

Turned up as a family of 9 and nothing was too much trouble. Soon found us 2 tables. Good job we arrived when we did as it got extremely busy.A few of us had sandwiches, some had a cream scone and some had both. Everything was gorgeous, as it was previously when we visited.Hopefully be back soon. Thankyou!

We tried to order Cream Teas at 2pm to be told that it wasn’t possible as there were 5 of us and it was too much effort! We were told that they could give us some bread and a filling but that’s all. No apology. Seemed very flustered and disorganized. If they don’t want to be hospitable then change vocation. Tables not cleaned after each guest

We were thinking about a cup of tea and a scone and found this Tea Room by accident. What a super Tea Room. Tea and scone excellent and all the staff extremely pleasant. If your in the area give this place a try.

Just love this place. Been going for a few years now ( when allowed!) the breakfast is great , lunch & sandwiches spot on. A proper Yorkshire tea room with a great family feel. It’s in a perfect setting too.

We ate here yesterday on our way home from the coast my wife opted for the smoked salmon and cream cheese sandwiches with a beautiful side of salad I went for the Yorkshire ham egg and chips 2 rounds of brown bread the ham was thickly carved three slices I recall a beautiful free range egg a large pot of tea for two and two beautiful homemade scones the lady taking the orders was very nice friendly and helpful the lady who served our food was also lovely and helpful served outside in a nice setting looking up the green what a lovely tearoom thank you for a lovely dining experience highly recommended

Perfect place for breakfast. Very good quality food, lovingly served with all the little details. Cakes are delicious & the shop very handy. Warm and friendly family run business. Would highly recommend.

Had the full English and its was really lovely, even though we were a few minutes past 11 when they stop serving it. Shame we couldn’t manage a cake as they looked really good. Very friendly and dog friendly.

We pop in here now quiet a lot when staying in Rosedale, the welcome is warm and friendly the food excellent and sitting outside is just perfect. I would recommend these tea rooms unreservedly, although do leave room for us!

Ignore the couple of bad reviews ! We had breakfast here this morning it was delicious ,excellent quality produce beautifully cooked and served ! All the staff were friendly and welcoming it was a pleasure to sit outside and eat in such amazing surroundings , thankyou .

As always very friendly and they serve the best ice creams, and the chocolate brownie is very nice also. highly recommend

I went into this place at 4.20 at the weekend. I wandered over to the cafe side to look at the cakes....which looked very good. A man behind the shop counter shouted "What do you want"? When I said I was after tea and cakes for two his reply was that they were shut and he needed to get ready for the next day. I wondered what time lunch was the next day if 4.00 pm is too late for tea!By the way, the famous glass shop closes at 4.00. So much for businesses being desperate to get trade back.

Wouldn't recommend this place one bit. Refused to be allowed to look at cakes. And guy serving demanded cash payment even though the card reader was on the counter in front of him. Didn't have cash so left embarrassed and pretty annoyed.

We had afternoon drinks and a cake. We have been before and love the way the staff looked after us. The cakes are to die for, well not literally but are really good. We were well looked after again and will return on our next trip in December

We stopped here on our walk to soak in the lovely atmosphere of this village. Was greeted by such a friendly host. We ordered coffee and walnut cake and were not disappointed. The coffee was amazing and cake lovely. A fantastic chilled out clean environment for our first cup of proper coffee

Delicious cakes and a great shop with most things you run out of. Run by a very friendly couple with a lot of local knowledge. Very Covid aware...5 stars!!!

Stopped here for lunch on a day out in the N Y Moors. Family owned and staffed, we were made very welcome. The food was delicious - well presented and plentiful. The staff were all helpful and friendly. Would thoroughly recommend. The cafe area was reasonably spacious so I felt comfortable eating inside on a rather damp and miserable day. Everywhere was clean. The tables had glass tops on them and staff were wiping down and cleaning between customers. Lovely little shop selling all kinds of everything. Only 1 family at a time allowed in so again, felt comfortable browsing for a few minutes.

While staying in the village we used the shop regularly. They provide a great, safe service in difficult times. Craig and family go out of their way to be friendly, courteous and welcoming. We had a full English breakfast one morning - the Best ever. A lovely family welcome with great food awaits you. The cakes are out of this world and all homemade.

Popped into the tearooms after our walk up the Rosedale Valley - luckily didn't have to book. Lovely blueberry and ginger scone with jam and cream and my husband had a huge piece of coffee and walnut cake. Large pot of peppermint tea which was much needed. Staff are super friendly too. Good value. Lots of outside seating too for when the weather is warmer.

Popped into this lovely friendly tearoom on a drive out ,have visited several times this year .Have enjoyed a good pot of tea which they are happy to refill ,lovely homemade scones and sandwiches.You can either sit in or out .We have been lucky to have sat out on each occasion and enjoyed the lovely surroundings of Rosedale village .Look forward to returning .

My daughter could remember coming here a few years ago for a cream scone and a cuppa. She desperately wanted to come back for afternoon tea so we did. Wasnt afternoon though, it was morning What an apsolutely lovely place! The staff were very attentive and friendly. The amount of cakes was unbelievable, had to have a box to bring the left overs home. The boss even followed after us outside to check everything had been okay. It certainly had and we will definitely be back. The rest of the menu sounds lovely too. Thank you!!!

We were recently camping in Rosedale Abbey and popped in here one lunch time. They have a breakfast menu, a lunch menu, a pudding menu and a cake counter. All of the menus were underneath the glass on the tables, which was clever, they were easier to read and are also 'covid secure'. I had a pot of peppermint tea to drink, my boyfriend had a decaf cappuccino. I decided to go for a jacket potato with cheese, (which is also served with coleslaw and side salad) although after I had ordered, I noticed there was a specials board on the wall. If I had seen this beforehand, I would have ordered something from there instead. I didn't want to cause any hassle by changing my order so I just left it at that. I will remember to check next time I come for a specials board. My boyfriend had Yorkshire ham sandwiches, which were also served with coleslaw and side salad. I chose a summer fruits cake from the counter for our pudding which was tasty. Afterwards I asked the gentleman in the shop about the Wifi, he gave me a little piece of paper for free, with a code for 90 free minutes of Wifi. In total, we paid £19.10 for our drinks and food.

Rosedale is a beautiful location with several tea rooms in close location, so you have a choice. Abbey tea rooms were very disappointing in as much as tea for two persons came with a pot containing one tea bag. The ironic thing was they had a sign “ shop local” if everyone spent £5 locally etc. Well tea for two with one tea bag will not encourage you to buy locally and at £4 for hot water and a single tea bag, no thank you.

Popped in for a cuppa and sandwich. On the expensive side but great quality and no skimping on portion. HOWEVER I then went into the shop to use the toilet and the man serving was very rude and aggressive. Demanding where my mask was, thanks I’m exempt I don’t need embarrassing in front a queue of people. He then demanded what I wanted, I’d had food in the tearoom and wanted the toilet, it shouldn’t be an inquisition! Nice food but don’t need that attitude. Will avoid!

What a gem of a tea room, found purely by accident whilst touring Yorkshire on our motorbike. I loved the gentleman that owned this tea room and his typical Yorkshire mannorisums (A spade is a spade!) he made me chuckle. The food was excellent and all homemade served in beautiful gardens alongside a stream. If visiting this area, please go and see for yourself, you will not be disappointed!

Best full English breakfast I've had in ages. The scrambled egg on toast was the best I've tasted in any cafe/tea room....staff are helpful.

Was a lovely sunny day, we sat outside even though place was busy we got served quite quickly. Only one person allowed in at a time to order the food when we went due to covid but the queue went down quite quickly. Food was lovely will definitely call again.

God food, good people, compromised slightly by the virus situation but I felt perfectly safe and enjoyed my tea and cake.

Set in the middle of Rosedale Abbey Village, the tea room is a lovely place for a breakfast before you head out walking, cycling, running, just wombling around or green laning with friends like we were.The coffee was spot on for me, a little on the strong side but rich and flavourful, the bacon sandwich was fabulous as it was good thick cut bacon perfectly cooked in a really tasty wholegrain roll, my friends had a range of their menu selection and the general consensus was that we're going there again as a starting point and maybe a mid day break spot! The food is inexpensive for a tea room in the middle of tourist country and well worth coming for if you're in the area.The shop is ideal for outdoorsy people with local maps and goods on sale.The owners are warm and friendly people with a great sense of humour who are also locals and so very knowledgeable about the area.

Went for breakfast, two couples and 4 young children. Had a range of sandwiches and a full english, all was top notch, piping hot and really tasty!The day before my wife and sister in law visited and were very impressed. One had poached and the other scrambled egg with smoked salmon. Again, the friendly service left a lasting positive impression.Huge compliments to the owner, a lady who's name I did not catch, she was so friendly and welcoming to us all.Will be back!

Fabulous place so friendly and the best scones I’ve ever eaten blueberry and ginger with blueberry jam just yummy !

It became our default coffee shop during our stay in Rosedale. On Day 1 we started on the delicious scones; Day 2 was just the coffees; Day 4 it was the lunch time soup and Day 5 was the full English breakfast!The reception was charming and full of Yorkshire wit; the coffee was perfect and the food was beautifully cooked and well presented.We loved it!

We had been out on the moors above Rosedale. Very cold up there and we went for breakfast here. We have been before and glad to say it is still as excellent. We both had the lite breakfast and everything was freshly cooked. The sausages were very tasty. Lovely welcoming owners and a great atmosphere. The shop is good and stocks a wide range of things and also some nice gifts too. Bought scones to take home with us and just sitting enjoying a scone with a cuppa back home in Bridlington.We will return again soon

Called in when passing. New owners since we last visited . Vast improvement on our last visit. Brighter decoration , nicer food , lovely scones, friendlier staff so well worth a visit - especially when the garden area is open in the summer

A pleasant cafe in the centre of Rosedale. Lovely staff, great lunchtime food. Healthy portion of soup. Good selection of cakes.

Called in here en route to Whitby. What a lovely spot, warm welcome, perfect bacon roll and coffee. Good value, has to be a top score.

If i could physically give this establishment minus stars i would!!!! Down right disgusting owners with no manners or respect for their employees food isnt even that good I have tasted better ready meals than their food wouldnt even feed it to my dog, and on top of that iv never heard such racist things from owners of a business i have two children of colour and the remarks recieved about them were down right disgusting. I dont expect to be discriminated against when sat in a tea room and to latter be made fun of by the owners just because of race!

8 in our party called in on the off chance. They were expecting a large party of hikers but managed to fit us in. Good food and drinks.

First to try the new butternut squash, ginger and apricot soup...... absolutely gorgeous just perfect for a cold weather walking day lunch!! We cant wait to try the next one!!! Back soon x

Lovely place, tearoom and stores. Excellent service and the most exceptional cakes made by the talented Helen!

We called in for lunch just as a large coach party was leaving. The staff were apologetic and explained there would be a slight delay as the tables all needed clearing and cleaning. Quite understandable, and we were in no hurry, and placed our order.

Excellent service provided by Craig and family. Well stocked shop providing a wide range of goods. Nice cafe on site too Plenty of seating inside, outside and in the garden. Wi fi available, parking in the centre of the village is free.

Good quality home made food for lunch just what we needed on a long cycle ride. Recommend the cakes.

Everything about Abbey Stores and Tea Rooms has changed, it is now welcoming with a lovely busy atmosphere. The food is so tasty and well presented with very generous portions and the cakes are amazing, best chocolate brownie ever!

Staff were nice and food fresh and well presented.

Called in today with hubby and adult children. Friendly efficient service. Hubby and children had bacon buns I had blueberry and ginger scone which was very tasty. Plenty to choose from on the menu. Would recommend.

Stopped here while out site seeing. Owners are very friendly and it’s set in beautiful surroundings. Good choice in the menu including breakfasts, soups, sandwiches, jackets, sweets, afternoon tea and various teas, coffees and cold drinks. Plenty of seating inside and out, dog friendly and definitely a place to visit.

Quite a stunning village is Rosedale abbey, we visited earlier and found this tearoom whilst wandering the village.

A village store with tea room attached. Genial host/owner. Well set up and tidy. Friendly welcome, delicious cream tea, and good selection of cards and jewellery etc in the shop. Outside seating also for the warm weather

We stopped off at this delightful store and tea rooms. They offer a range of drinks and food. The cafe area is nicely painted and spotlessly clean and we were efficiently attended to by the owner. Everything reasonably priced. Well worth a visit.

Right in the centre of Rosedale, everything at hand for some limited food shopping, cafe, newspapers, ice creams etc.

Wanted to call again as my last visit was not a success. This time I called with my friend and we stayed for lunch. We both had bacon sandwiches and found these tasty - 3 slices of bacon in a generous sized bun. The café was clean and we didn't have to wait long for our order to arrive.

Had a drive out and called at this cafe for some lunch. It was such a beautiful day so we sat outside overlooking the green. I had a very tasty ham and pickle sandwich and hubby had a BLT, both served with a pretty and tasty side salad and beetroot pickle. Had to have a couple of delicious scones to follow - would have been rude not to! We shared a sultana scone and a blueberry and ginger scone, both served with tasty jam and clotted cream, all washed down with the nicest tasting latte I have had for a long time and hubby had a pot of tea. Bill came to £22, which was well worth it for the fab food and very professional and friendly service. Had a regular table visit from a very tame blackbird too! If you are passing, do yourself a favour and call in. Take cash or you can pay by a debit card.

Friendly staff.excellent breakfast. Good value. Bikers welcome. Recommended. Great setting in Rosedale North Yorkshire moors.

We called for a pot of tea! Quite late on in the afternoon but no trouble for the owners.The propiertor very welcoming lovely man northernerner so say no more!! Will call again next year hope to have a afternoon tea !!