Beck View Tea Room in Scarborough - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We could not rate this idyllic tea room enough. Perfect location, fast and friendly service and amazing food, nothing was too much trouble, very happy attentive staff, we will certainly be back again soon. Delicious food and very reasonable prices. We also visited the shop attached which had a great variety of goods too 👍

We had a pot of tea and a piece of carrot cake beside the beck. A covered area with a few tables is available if you don't want to sit inside.

Just went for tea and scone. Got therr just before closing but were happy to accommodate us. Very friendly staff. Small tea room in Lealholme but very nice

Great food, lovely coffee, very friendly staff. Sitting outside overlooking little stream & watching the world go by. This is what summer holidays are about.

After a pleasant walk to Lealholm got our favourite table over the beck and had a lovely sandwich lunch followed by scrumptious cake. Teapot refilled for a hot cuppa with the cake😄

Called for tea and buns on a sunny but cold Sunday afternoon. It was sunny outside but cold inside the cafe reception wise. The owner (I'm assuming) carried on his conversation with two other customers and left his sitting there with no acknowledgement of out presecence. Eventually, the pleasant young lad came out to serve us. The tea was fine, scone okay, coffee rank. When my partner went to pay, once again she was ignored until the young lad had finished what he was doing. The owner just stood and looked at her. No thanks for your custom, bye now, nothing. I feel sorry for the lad working in that atmosphere. The Shepherds Hall, just down the lane, is much better.

Nestling by the side of the beck we chose this as our venue for lunch. Friendly staff greeted us and took our order. I chose a ham sandwich and my wife chose an egg mayonnaise sandwich and we both chose a pot of tea. A freshly brewed pot arrived with beautiful china cups and soon our sandwiches arrived each with a large salad garnish and potato crisps. There was a wonderful display of home made cakes and tray bakes but we declined and felt very righteous.

Popped in here whilst passing on a warm sunny day. Lovely sitting on the patio overlooking the beck . Nice food & surroundings & friendly staff .

We picked a beautiful summer day so were able to sit outside on the small deck overlooking the beck and flowers. The owner has made this tiny tea house into a charming restful place for refreshment after a day touring Yorkshire. The tea and scones were served in beautiful matching china ware and the scones were the best! The village shop next door is definitely worth the visit too. It's like you stepped back in time 50 years.

Never had such perfect home made scones, such perfect home made jam on site and masses of cream. Excellent pot of Earl Grey tea in elegant and amusingly appropriate thin china! Charming premises and very amiable proprietor. Full marks all round! Andrew Straughan

This is a great tea room/cafe,always made to feel very welcome by the staff,food on offer is fresh and really tasty.Its a nice place to spend a Sunday afternoon before the drive back home.

Well we were looking for somewhere to stop while out on Thursday(2nd Feb),and to say the least few places were open at all.However we came along to the Beck View Tea Rooms,and they had a sign announcing they were opened.On a windy drizzly day,unsurprisingly we were the only customers about 11. I had chocolate with cream and my friend had tea.Im sure the outdoor seating area is very good in the better weather. The lady serving us was very pleasant and seemed very optimistic as she was making some soup. I genuinely hope she got people in to eat it. Our drinks were delivered quite quickly and tasted lovely and were very reasonably priced. Certainly one to recommend if you are in the Lealholm area.But if you are thinking of walking from Danby where the signpost says 3 miles,we measured it and its almost 5 miles!!

My friend and I came here yesterday for lunch, lovely toasty and sandwich, cake was excellent, my friend took Bakewell tart home, well worth a visit, lovely, friendly member of staff Thank you

We only had drinks here but the pot of Yorkshire tea I had is probably the best tea I've tasted. The cakes all looked beautiful. Next time we visit we'll be trying them. The tea room is set in the stunning village of Lealholm. The welcome from the owner was lovely. Definitely be back.

Great location, good value and the scones and orange cake were to die for! Nice village to pop into in the middle of a long dales walk.

El pastel de naranja es precioso. Es mi favorito y va bien con chocolate caliente o moka. Muy limpio, el personal era amable y los perros son bienvenidos.

What more can you say about this tearoom that hasn't already been said. It's in a picturesque little village within the North Yorkshire Moors. Lovely sun trap terrace overlooking a stream. Great cakes. A great place to relax and unwind.

Home made fayre with beautiful china at this tea room which is situated in the heart of Lealholm. Home made cakes and well presented sandwiches to tempt the tastebuds.

A friend of mine told me about this wonderful place.The village, Lealholm, is a "time stands still" hard to put into words delight. The Beck View Tea Room is nestled in a beautiful spot and offers a lovely tea room menu.We had a toastie and scones with clotted cream and jam.The tea room is small and cosy making you feel as though you had popped in to a friends for a cup of tea.The staff quietly set about delivering high quality refreshments and allowed you to soak up the wonderful surroundings.Other treasures in Lealholm are the Poets Corner Shrub Nursery and the enchanting stepping stones across the stream.Enjoy!

We found this place by luck on the backroads.What a little hidden gem.good tea & coffee,would recommend the toasties if you are feeling hungry.Clean,cosy with friendly staff/owners.Would recomend as a proper Yorkshire tea room.

Visited here in November as a party of 8 in desperate need of a good english cup of tea and a piece of homemade cake at 3.45 on a cold afternoon. We were served promptly and effeciently and all served on bone china tea service. Would highly recommend this lovely little tea room and don't forget the cake!

My wife and I enjoyed lunch here on a recent trip to England and Scotland. Nice setting; you can eat at one of the tiny outdoor tables overlooking a stream and garden if you wish; good sandwiches and salad. This is a village where there is no need to rush, so allow a little time and enjoy your lunch. Recommend highly.

Enjoyed lunch with my husband here on a recent vacation. Lovely village, nice restaurant location, good food. Since we were on vacation, we enjoyed sitting outside with a view of the garden, and were in no hurry.

We arrived here wet and dripping from a long walk and were welcomed with friendly smiles, quick service, lovely hot coffee and delicious almond slices (had to pay for it all, obviously). The owner went out of his way to meet our tea needs. A delightful tea roomin a delightful part of the world.

always get excellent service with a smile, and if it's not on the menu, just ask they are very obliging

Visited on a day when they were short-staffed with only one person trying to take orders, make the drinks, serve food and take payments. No fault of the person left running the tearoom as she was trying her best. I understand the other member of staff had been called away as a result of a family emergency. Unfortunately this coincided with a day when another tea shop in the village was closed. As a result service was slow and a number of people came in and went away without their order being taken. That said the toastie and side salad I had was fine and the almond slices looked very tempting.

Lattes and almond slices spot on service however left a lot to be desired won't return in a hurry think staff should go on staff training to Victoria garden centre at Whitby.

the esk valley is a mesmerising place,full of character ,beauty and history.i love driving my elderly parents up and down the side valleys.somehow we always seem to end up at the beck view tea room for an excellent cupof tea and some tasty cakes, all at reasonable prices,and a friendly atmosphere.

We were a party of five on the afternoon about 1550 on last Sunday. Although the palce was busy we were given a very warm welcome and show to our table. The staff were very friendly and our order was taken. The other came quickly and the tea coffee and cake all were beautiful. We use the tea rooms when we are in the village. It is not the only one in the village but I think it is the best.

Lovely little tea room in an idyllic setting. Spotlessly clean with a very welcoming atmosphere . Staff are very friendly.Service is quick and everything is well presented. Great selection of snacks, sandwiches and home made cakes. Quality Food and good portions for reasonable prices.

We love going back each year on our holiday to Lealholm. The snacks/lunches are good value and well presented. The cakes are always tempting and lovely to eat. A visit to Poet's Corner Garden Centre just beside compliments the visit

Worth a visit for a sandwich and a cake if you are passing by. Friendly lady, lovely cakes and nice environment especially on a nice day

A lovely little friendly tearoom with a great selection of yummy cakes, my favourite coffee & walnut which followed home made vegetable soup .The staff were very helpful telling me nice places to visit ,this being my 1st holiday in the area. I will definitely be returning next year both to Lealholme and to Beck View Tea Roomsmerl f

A great tearoom which to my surprise and my 6yr olds delight sold Gluten Free tea cakes and Gluten Free muffins. the grown ups had cappuccinos, very good and the chocolate cake, gorgeous, all served by very friendly staff. Will definitely visit again.

Put YO21 2AQ into the sat nav and find Lealholm, home to Beck View Tea Rooms. Leahole is quintessential village in the north Yorkshire moors quietly resting in the pretty Esk valley and is one of my favourite stopping places. It is one of those rare places where life seems to have stood still drifting to a bygone era. Take a short walk through the village, over the Esk River by the famous old steppingstones. You might want to stop in the village shop or the small garden centre full of beautiful healthy plants. There are a couple of places to find good refreshment, a pub overlooking the green and river, and two tearooms. My personal favourite is the Beck view. Small and charming with seats outside overlooking the beck for sunny days. The food is homemade, served with a welcoming smile. The best scones in the moors.