Bridge House Farm Tearooms in Lancaster

Excellent quality coffee and tea didnt expect the member of staff to greet me in Welsh which was a nice suprise Friendly staff

£12.95 for Tuna jacket, was awful, salad wasn’t fresh, small jacket hardly any tuna, not worth the money at all. Service delivery poor.

Disappointingly small portions given the relatively high price charged which is a shame as the food is of reasonable quality

Visit the team room and I ordered the Bowland breakfast which consisted of 2 sausage 2 bacon 1 egg small pot of beans tomatohash brown black pudding 2 toast with tea £16.80 (£13.95 breakfast £2.80 tea) I was given my tea immediately the hot water dispensed from a metal tea urn so wasn’t really piping hot, my breakfast arrived approximately 10 mins later presented on what I would call a medium size plate I think to give the illusion there was a lot on the plate, standard of the food was good but I have to admit I have had better and cheaper and looking at the menu everything seems slightly more expensive than other establishments sorry Bridge House i won’t be recommending you 👎

Two coffees and two cakes £16.05! No receipt given for card transaction. Sorry felt like an rip off. Victoria sponge isn't that expensive to make(and it wasn't even very good). Certainly will never visit again.

I did the Way of the Roses cycle route from Morecambe to Bridlington over 3 days Fri-Sun at end May/begin of June with a friend. This cafe provided a perfect first day morning coffee stop as it was just 16 miles out from Morecambe, just off the route in a lovely setting with lots of lovely outdoor seating areas in sun or shade. There was also indoor seating for if the weather had not been so good. We had a flat white and a tea both with oat milk which came to £6.50 which I thought was pretty reasonable compared to your average Starbucks or decent local cafe experience. My partner was providing us with support in his car, and he was able to meet up with us and there was plenty of parking space. He also managed to buy a gift card and some BBQ sauce from the shop. So everyone was happy!!

A pleasant stop over for coffees and cakes and a relaxing sit in the sun. Didn't seem overly expensive and prices were on a par with other tea rooms in the forest of Bowland. A lovely little garden centre to wander round and a small gift shop to entice you to part with more money! Would recommend buying some of the back bacon on sale in the deli. Had it for breakfast the next day. Delicious!

We regularly use this lovely little spot as we are part of several car clubs. The owner looks after each group, meeting us and helping us park up. Banners welcome each club. The cafe is well appointed and provides lovely, homemade food. As food is freshly prepared, there is sometimes a bit of a wait when large groups arrive, but it is definitely worth waiting for. We have never been disappointed at this venue.

Visited the cafe as part of a car event, and they had pre-booked lunch. If the table hadn't already been booked, we would have eaten elsewhere. As a vegetarian, the offerings were exceedingly poor, a cheese and onion sandwich, a mozzarella panini or a veggie lasagne. My husband and I both went for the cheese sandwich, with a tea and a coffee. Couldn't believe that it came to £28 for just two slices of plain white bread with a bit of cheese. We will not be visiting again.

We were hugely disappointed after recently visiting Bridge House Farm. The atmosphere is quite nice but it was empty when we went, and if you're upstairs no one comes up to check if everything's OK. The food was pretty good, we each had a main course - good flavours but the portions were tiny. We were genuinely surprised, because the prices were not! There were 3 of us, no children - but the portions would have possibly suited a child. At those prices we would have expected to at least feel full. As we ate, I added some vinegar to my lunch, and at the same time, my son did too. We continued to eat, and both realised something tasted odd. The vinegar was off. It tasted weird and it had lost all acidity. I touched it and it left a brown mark on my fingers and had a strange smooth consistency. I tasted it straight from the pack - it was almost oily. It was very unpleasant. I checked the packs, which were now all over our 3 lunches... Dated 2023, and even more unbelievably - 2022! I took the packets down and spoke to the lady at the counter, who I assume was the proprietor - She said "Oh, right", and took the tray from me. Incredibly, she did not even offer a word of apology. Nothing. So overall a really disappointing experience. Overpriced. Under delivered. Out of date produce. And sadly lacking in good customer service. And it cost me nearly £50!

We had not been here for a while so were looking forward to a visit. Oh dear! Eye-wateringly expensive ! Weary coffee, so-so cakes. What a shame - lovely location but we will not be back 🫤

We called in for a late lunch only to be inundated with 100s of motorbikes. The coffee was lukewarm, the bacon was obviously reheated. How disappointing. Very expensive. Won't be going again !

Had a great lunch here, all the food was excellent, my wife had the quiche and salad, all fresh and tasty, and I had the best steak pie I can remember since my mum's from fifty years ago. The steak was plentiful, tender and juicy accompanied by great chips, healthy and tasty veg, and great gravy. We alll had orange juice freshly made while we watched. We followed it with huge ice cream cones which were almost like two scopes rather than one. Service was both friendly and prompt. As well as the quality of the food, it's also in a great spot. We all really enjoyed it and I look forward to coming back to have their full English breakfast!

I've visited the tearoom over many years. The food and drinks are fine, staff friendly, but, service can be very slow. So much time is wasted queueing to place an order, leaving friends sitting waiting. I appreciate prices have risen everywhere, but... £7 for a bowl of vegetable soup?!

What a lovely spot , ample parking. The whole place is spotless and the food was amazing. Very helpful and pleasant staff. There is a small garden center in the car park and the lady was incredibly helpful

On a particularly chilly day, we arrived at 2.15pm to find the fire nearly out and everyone around us in their jackets.There was no warm and cosy corner to be found. Both my husband and I chose the coffee and walnut cake and agreed that it tasted distinctly strange, with a synthetic after taste. We left colder than when we had arrived and not so keen to return.

Had a wonderful Christmas Dinner at this super tearoom. Fantastic food, great choice and served in lovely surroundings next to the woodburning stove. The mulled wine was fantastic. There is lots of choice apart from the festive menu, lots of parking and a warm welcome.

A lovely autumnal day perfect for a ride out. Lovely food (cottage pie with veg) and friendly. Sat outside overlooking the little river. Excellent. Little gift shop was okay with some nice bits. However, the children’s roundabout is in need of serious maintenance so risky. The garden centre is amateurish and messy. Definitely go back.

We stopped in here during our cycle of the Way of the Roses just a few minutes before they were closing and we were very relieved when they were kind enough to still serve us some truly delicious cake and tea. Friendly team.

Service from order to serving is really slow. This is bad enough, but on at least two occasions the staff have lost my order. We have waited for ages to be served and then finally gone back inside to see what had happened to our order, to be met by a blank stare. Then they realised they had misplaced the order and offered us a perfunctory apology. The food is good

Tom and I called in today, our first visit!! The tearoom was busy and as it is midweek that is always a good sign. We chose homemade chicken, mushroom and leek pie. Considering they were so busy, we didn’t have long to wait. When it arrived it was obviously hot…..a good start and looked very appetising with well cooked broccoli and homemade chips. The whole meal was delicious, but the pie went over and beyond expectations……the best we had ever had…….apart from mine of course 👩🏼‍🍳 A BIG THANK YOU

Spotted a small sign as passing and called into for lunch. Sign doesn’t do the tea room justice although there is a higher sign which I saw afterwards. I’ve passed by before. Lovely tea room, home made food and a variety of cakes which looked delicious but we didn’t sample. Had a main course which was tasty although fairly expensive- tho good quality and big portions . Coffee was good and I enjoyed this . Would go again if nearby - busy tho. Parking next door.

First time we have visited Bridge House Farm Tea rooms. It’s a lovely place with very nice staff. We had coffees and cakes that were very nice. They serve a Sunday lunch that looked good. Maybe next time

Turned up here on a thoroughly wet morning's cycle through Lunesdale. The coffee was really good but the homemade cake surpassed it - couldn't resist the date & chocolate slice. Also acted like kids by playing on the cycling round-about!

Yesterday, the 12th August, I visited the tea rooms for lunch and I feel compelled to put a review on here. The food was lovely, but the staff were amazing, one of the lovely ladies could see I was melting in the heat and offered to bring a jug of iced water to the table. She was so pleasant and obviously loved her job. Nothing seems too much trouble and always service with a smile, thank you and I will definitely be visiting again soon.

We had a lovely lunch in this nice tearoom. Everything freshly made by a friendly staff. Lots to choose from, nice cakes as dessert.

Staff were very lovely and helpful the food is excellent and the service ideal for young ones as well might niece Sophia want her hot chocolate and chocolate brownie the rest of us had breakfast ideal place to go

Nice breakfast on a Saturday morning. Cosy in decor, friendly staff, great food and a little gift shop next door.

The Bridge House had been a favourite cycling cafe stop for over 15 years. Always very plaesant staff and excellent food. I had heard that it had changed hands a year or 2 ago and we haven't been for over a year. However, after yesterday's experience....never again! We arrived at 1230, a few people sat outside and 2 couples in front of us. One younger lady taking orders and another lady in the kitchen. Simple order...one soup and one full breakfast. 50 minutes later, the food was "dumped" (soup almost tipped over) at our table by the lady from the kitchen. No comments or apologies for the delay. One mouthful of the soup - enough salt to last a year! Tasteless due to overpowering salt! My bacon and sausage had been cremated and barely edible - clearly "warming" since opening time!Very simple - if you're short staffed, please just let us know when we're ordering.Other diners complaining too and returning to the counter to ask if they'd forgotten their order.In summary....customer service =1/10. Food = 0/10.Such a shame as this used to be great little cafe. We won't be returning and would advise fellow cyclists to keep pedaling and head elsewhere....perhaps The Tea Rooms at Hornby, 2 miles away.

We had a most amazing Sunday lunch with four other friends. The food was freshly cooked and especially the roast beef dinner.

Wonderful little tea room that serves great cakes and wonderful meals. It's a real hidden gem situated on the edge of Wray villge, well worth a visit.

Superb food, clean, excellent service. Five star tea room. Delicious soup, great specials and lovely range of cakes all homemade

Only had a coffee and scone [scone a bit dry] but the meals looked very good and as usual the place was packed with people and dogs.My husband had a meal and enjoyed it ,it was hot and plenty of it. Lovely clean cafe.

Small village but excellent tea room open in January on a mid week afternoon. Very bike friendly, even though I was a bit muddy. Great staff. Good choice of excellent hot food. recommend the fisherman's pie.

Great choice of food with ‘specials’ board offering temptingly hot dishes of vege, meat and fish - perfect for a breezy January lunchtime. Busy and lively downstairs. More space upstairs.

Recent revamp and offering kids food as well adults. Bowland raised local meats. Good coffee and puddings. Welcomes cyclists and walkers.

The food is always good in the tea room.

After a seven mile walk in great weather we went here for a refreshing cup of tea. There was plenty in the pot for the two of us and the millionaires shortbread was the best I have had in a long while

Called here for Lunch very good food Freshly prepared .Very nice area and surrounding countryside .Returned to attend a classic bike night held on a Thursday evening we will be visiting the Tearooms more often

Good food in a lovely setting. A bit slow when busy but always nice. I enjoyed this tearooms. Lovely to sit outside on a good day.

There is a set menu and a specials board full with a great range of home cooked options that are very reasonably priced. The cakes are very good and generally very generous portion sizes. Good coffee too. Nicely located for walkers and cyclists who are visiting the Dales.

This will have been the third month that we have visited this year ( excellent event ), the location is great as is the food , there is a great selection from the BBQ ,being presented and cooked well ,with hot and cold drinks available . Well worth a visit.

The Tearoom us located in a really nice setting, with plenty of indoor seating over two floors, as well as outside seating. The staff are really friendly and very helpful. Main meals and light snacks as well as cakes are available; the Tearoom also is licenced, so wine and beer is stocked. Quite an extensive menu along with a 'specials board' on the wall. We had the Special Afternoon Tea, which consisted of 2-tuna and 2-coronation chicken sandwiches, 2 pieces of mushroom quiche and a fruit scone with homemade mixed berry jam and tea of course - all very, very good and reasonably priced.

I find pleasant a strange word but this cafe is it. Nice enough coffee in clean surroundings that accepts dogs. A very nice scone came with mixed fruit sticky jam which was delicious, rounded off with squirty cream which spoiled the whole thing.

A table outside in glorious sunshine. A pot of hot tea. Excellent bacon sandwiches. What more could I ask for? The staff were as friendly and efficient as ever. I will be back soon!

A great place to stop by for a sandwich and a plant for the garden! The cafe has friendly staff and plenty of choice. The food is made to order and always quick service. The garden centre is small but well established. There is a playpark for the kids too. A stop for people of all ages!

Young lady behind the counter needs to smile and say please/thank you; the selection of cakes was limited (no fresh cream in sight - if you don't like nuts or cherries you're stuffed). It's very DIY too......get your own cutlery and napkins etc .......the personal touch is non-existent.

El salón de té es muy fácilmente accesible desde el aparcamiento hay un montón de aparcamiento y un jardín pequeño y encantador centro de visita. La comida era muy buena, como el café. Bollos también fue bueno. Es un café muy concurrido, con un montón de ciclistas. Sin embargo, usted puede sentarse fuera y por el río, lo que lo hace ideal para el almuerzo y el té de la tarde de verano. Hay un campo grande alrededor de la cual se hacen a pie o jugar juegos. Es simplemente encantador para pasar unas horas allí

Had a great meal , great choice on menu , staff friendly , would defiantly recommend a visit for meal or coffee and cake

Es un tiempo que visitamos Wray, pero el personal en el Bridge House Farm tes eran simplemente como recordábamos, servicial y amable. La orden de comida era rápidamente y decidí sentarme en la parte de arriba de la tes donde todo estaba limpio y ordenado. La comida se sirve con una sonrisa y a la altura de las expectativas.

Una ubicación increíble! El pueblo de Wray es precioso, y el café es muy agradable. Tiene un campo con un laberinto y un pequeño parque. También acceso a un río, así que buen lugar para skim piedras, etc. Exterior es un plataforma que domina el río. La comida es mucho mejor que el promedio de salón de té. Hacen un muy buen, hamburguesa a un precio razonable, que proviene de la propia granja de cafés. Esto no es un restaurante de hamburguesas gourmet, es el tipo hamburguesa que tendrías en una barbacoa de verano, queso y beicon, mmmmmm. Todo es agradable sobre este lugar :).

Llamado aquí para una bebida a media mañana. Aunque no había otros clientes nos sirve arriba en una habitación fascinante titulado "Stonewalled". Había sillones y revistas. Era demasiado temprano para el almuerzo, pero el menú parecía interesante y hay aperitivos disponibles. Hay plantas para la venta fuera, pero el edificio 'Jardín' es una tienda de regalos. Hay un parque infantil y el entorno están muy bien. Vale la pena una visita

Estábamos buscando un chico y se nos Teashop contenta de haber encontrado este sitio! El personal es muy acogedor y un buen ambiente; Los asientos dentro y fuera. La calidad de la comida era muy buena, los Plowman's fue especialmente buena, así como los sándwiches de jamón. Los scones y la tarta bakewell también eran muy buenos.

Este lugar es genial; productos de comida fresca casera con un personal alegre y feliz, excepto una o dos. El único problema es que anuncian tortas caseras, y para mi sorpresa son comprados. Los bollos son caseras pero se han reducido desde la última vez, y contienen corrientes que es un gran no, no. Pero si vas a vender tortas de cata en seco, moho que parece nada como deberían ni te molestes. Decir que son un tes, así que no un café supermercado!

Me senté fuera, con unas vistas preciosas de un río, mi sobrina disfrutamos jugando en la rotonda y columpios! Un agradable añadido extra para el café. El personal era extremadamente servicial y amable, la comida era estupenda y de procedencia local. Una opción de pago con tarjeta (lo cual fue muy útil). Estaba preocupado después de una nueva señora compró el café, pero ella está haciendo un trabajo excelente! Todo estaba limpio y sanitario, lo recomendaría a todo el mundo.

Been every year as we visited the scarecrow weekend which is well worth a visit as the whole village takes part. We had fresh coffee and cakes very nice and well presented. The coffee was fresh and hot - just not strong enough (personal choice) it was not as busy as normal as the great British weather had dampened events, the staff are friendly and read some comments about price and feel it's fairly priced for location and maybe some folks expecting supermarket prices.

The Sticky Toffee Pudding was wow.Husband had a jacket potato with salad,equally perfect.A variety of menu items all with locally sourced ingredients.

Delicious homemade soup and cakes along with good coffee made an excellent impromptu lunch. They were very busy ( Mother's Day) but still found us a table. The staff are always friendly and helpful and there is the added bonus of the play area, river and garden centre.

My daughter took me to the tea rooms for Mothers Day lunch and 3 friends joined us. .the 3 course meal was well presented, all the dishes were very tasty and the service was good. the cost of the meal was very reasonable. .. we were presented with a decorated shortbread biscuit along with coffee to finish off a most enjoyable meal.

Four friends and myself had a beautiful lunch here. It was a well prepared menu with plenty of choices, well cooked. With the tea/coffee, which was included we were presented with a beautiful biscuit, with Mum and a flower iced on it.

We went here for our groups monthly meeting.They looked after us very well. The only down side was that even though they served nice coffee you could only have Colombian coffee in a cup not a cafetière.Everyone enjoyed the food. Which was from full English to fish pies and bacon, sausage butties.The play area was great fun for the children.

I first ate here in 2004. It was newly opened and run by a lady called Pat. The tearoom was immaculate and the food was outstanding.I have been many times over the intervening years and, whilst the décor and amenities remain good, the food has definitely taken a dip.I called in two days ago and had the soup and sandwich plus a large Americano coffee. The soup was passable although only a tiny portion was served. The sandwich (cheese & chutney) was made with cheap grated cheese that was utterly tasteless.The coffee was even worse...lukewarm and weak. I run a tearoom, so I'm aware of all the little shortcuts and economies that owners make, and there certainly seemed to be many in operation here.VERY disappointing, and expensive for what I had

I also turned up for the aforementioned Land Rover Club meeting here on Saturday 16th January. The facilities were very pleasant and the meals were a reasonable-ish price. However, I thought the coffee a little on the pricey side and baulked at paying £2.55 for a traybake. I was in fact quite disgusted when I enquired as the price of a mere Eccles Cake and was told that,too, was £2.55!! The Staff were made aware of what I thought of this.The club probably intend to return again in the future, so I might have to; although I'll certainly be taking my own traybake next time !

Took my son to this month's club meet. We had the room upstairs. It was busy. I had coffee which was very nice. We had one sausage and bacon, and sausage, bacon and egg. Both were very nice. There was a good choice of specials as well as the normal menu. There is also a big garden with a playground, and loads of parking, and also somewhere to lock up your bike

Stopped off enroute to glamping trip, kids loved the swings, roundabout and ice cream. Adults loved the caffetiere of coffee and gorgeous surroundings

I called in for lunch around midday on a Friday.A friendly waitress took my order and made a decent pot of tea for me there and then.I sat at one of the tables outside. It wasn't long before the Karen, the owner, brought the first course - one of her superb home made pies full of chicken breast and mushrooms, a pile of chips and some excellent home made gravy. Piping hot and cooked to perfection.For afters I had apple and raspberry crumble served with a jug of piping hot custard.Although I chose a basic main course one of the attractions is the highly varied menu.

The pub was closed (Monday 2pm) the general stores had run out of sandwiches and pies, but these were blessings in disguise as we found this tea rooms which served us a great lunch with good choices. Good coffee and soft drinks too. Very friendly staff and a pleasant location.

Have visited Bridge House Farm Tearooms twice in the last few weeks and had lunch. On both occasions, the food was good although not cheap. Today, we had Chicken and Mushroom pie from the 'specials' board and it was very tasty and the pastry was delicious.

everything was freshly made and served piping hot , lovely friendly staff , not cheap but as I say all cooked fresh

Ordered poached egg on toast not thinking that I would get that...1 egg on two slices of toast!! It's a lovely location but that doesn't compensate for the lack of food...we go in at least two cafés a week and won't be returning in a hurry...

Was there on what would have been probably the busiest day for them on bank holiday Monday for the scarecrow festival. There was five of us we all had a cooked breakfast. The hash browns we not cooked on all of the breakfasts and my wife's egg was not cooked. I appreciate that they were busy but you should never send out food that was not cooked through properly especially eggs. We have visited this place on a few occasions and had no problems in the past. I don't think I will be going back again though.

Visit on numerous occasions, generally after a walk with the dogs, relaxed athmosphere, friendly staff, nice food, today we had afternoon tea, we have had a few afternoon teas recently, this was the best by far.

We have visited BHF several times for coffee and cake while out walking the dog ( dogs are welcome inside the cafe) Today we have had a lovely lunch from the Christmas menu. Despite being extremely busy with 2 large parties underway, the food was hot and came quickly.The staff are really friendly and the atmosphere very relaxed. we will be back.

We visited today for lunch, it was our second visit after discovering this place by accident a couple of months ago. I like their menu as it has several quite unusual choices. I had the chorizo and broadbean risotto and my husband had the red pepper tart with an assorted salad all washed down with a pot of tea for 2. This really is an hidden gem and I am sure we will be returning quite soon.

Lovely setting good parking and access service second to none .Soup a little lacking in flavour bread bun home made but slightly claggy inside lovely scone .Some of the customers specials smelt lovely .Shop a little overpriced but some nice gifts etc

Although it was busy, they served us quickly and were really accommodating. Loads of safe space outside for toddlers to run around.Gooseberry and hazelnut cake slice? Don't mind if I do!

Visited this place yesterday with my parents and enjoyed a beautifully cooked Sunday roast dinner. Plenty of meat and succulent home cooked vegetables cooked to perfection and most definitely not the soggy variety you can get!!!! Spacious room and staff helpful but not obtrusive - will return. Nice to see that there are regular dedicated evenings to a 'bistro' evening and also a children's after school club for a varity of activities. A great way to involve the local community.

The picturesque village of Wray nestles on the banks of the River Roeburn. It plays host to the famous annual Scarecrow Festival and Wray Fair in the week leading up to the May Bank Holiday.Well worth a visit anytime though, as is the Bridge House Tea Rooms and Garden Centre. A lovely barn conversion houses the cafe in fine country style over two floors. A small but varied menu offers freshly made luncheon dishes and an all day breakfast. Arriving shortly after opening at 10 am., we enjoyed a lovely bacon barm cake with a cup of real coffee before setting out on a walk along the River Roeburn and a stroll around the village. Back into the cafe for lunch before looking into the small attached garden centre and gift shop. I couldn't resist the Thai Chicken Burger on a toasted bun with chips, sweet chilli sauce and coleslaw, accompanied by a bottle of 'Singletrack Black', a very dark beer from the Kirby Lonsdale Brewery. Must be the best burger ever!The cafe caters for a wide range of visitors - walkers, cyclists, bikers, kids and golden oldies (dogs are welcome too). There is a large car park,plenty of crafty gift ideas, indoor or outdoor eating areas, children's play area etc. Special nights include classic motorcycles on the first of every month. Don't pass this by.

We had never been before but chose to go for a walk around Wray and called at this delightful place for a family birthday.The food is much more than average cafe fayre- the veggie deli platter was excellent even though none of are vegetarian. The staff in the cafe and gift shop were lovely, something which marks this cafe apart and would make us certain to return.There is also a lovely pedal driven roundabout for children, together with some swings and a willow maze. An unusual and lovely place.

We were between two garden visits and one garden owner recommended this cafe to us, and we were so glad he did. A wonderful selection of specials from the blackboard together with a good menu of regulars made choosing a difficult thing to do as so many things tempted us. We had splendid food, served cheerfully and in a very friendly way in lovely surroundings. It was easy to park and there is a small garden centre and shop for garden things. Well worth a detour from the M6. Highly recommended.

I have been frequenting this establishment for several years and now go there at least once per week. I think that I can be designated a 'regular'. There are several scenic routes to get there by car, motorcycle, pedal cycle and on foot - you can go one way and return by another, so this is an added bonus. It can also be the starting point for delightful walks of great variety.This farm building has had a sympathetic yet functional conversion which is an overture to the quality and range of food on offer. I can say with confidence (having tried almost everything) that I have had nothing but the best of experiences. The staff are warm and friendly, the service is good even when they are busy, and the eating experience is a joy.The two Karens who perform miracles in the kitchen are to be commended for both setting, achieving and maintaining a first-class standard in all aspects of the place. Well done !!

Went for lunch on a day out. Excellent food, fresh and well prepared. Nice surroundings good garden centre.

Friendly welcoming staff, neat and tidy premises with easy car parking, excellent food cooked to order. Log burning fire upstairs.What more could you wish for?

Called in on Good Friday and we had lunch there. The children had a picnic in a box, and really enjoyed their 'gigantic jammy dodger'. My mum & I both had the Chicken Caesar Salad. This was really, really enjoyed by us both. A very tasty salad, lovely succulent chicken all with a Caesar dressing. I'll def have that again next time we call.The bonus is, afterwards there's some outside play equipment for the children to go on and a garden centre and gift shop for us to browse round.Plenty of parking.

Called in at the garden centre here the other day and was amazed at the quality and pricing of all the nice crafts and things in the shop - so much so that we made another trip there today to buy a hat that I'd seen. Whilst there we thought we would try out their cafe and I'm so glad that we did - the food was exceptional - very tasty and good sized portions too.We will definitely be going back - the loyalty card makes it especially worth visiting again!

This is a lovely place for a pot of tea and a yummy home-made cake after a stroll through the ancient village of Wray, or a longer walk up Roeburndale. There are cooked snacks and a lunch menu, which we didn't try. It is also open one evening per week for a set dinner (reservations necessary). Local artists exhibit here. Large car park, a playground and big field for kids and a small garden centre with garden gift shop. Lovely atmosphere and pleasant place to have a conversation- big comfy sofas upstairs.

Having been there for a morning coffee earlier in the year, we wanted somewhere doing a breakfast so we could have an early start from home and a long day out. The Bridge does all day breakfasts and it is good! They open at 10.00 am, which suited us exactly, and the food was freshly cooked, excellent quality and in good quantity. The value was great. It is very popular with walking groups who set out from the car park and do a circular walk up the river valley.Not to be missed if you are in the area. The morning coffee and scones were excellent too.!

Delightful tearooms, small garden centre and shop in lovely surroundings adjacent to the river in Wray village.Delicious homemade cakes and good lunches/afternoon teas. Cosy wood fires in the Winter.Friendly helpful service both in the tearooms and the shop/garden centre.