Cobbles and Clay in Bradford

I never leave reviews however in this scenario I feel it is necessary! I went to Haworth the other day with my mum and 4 month old baby! After walking up the steep cobbles we decided we would go for a coffee as it was starting to rain. Before we even entered this cafe we were told by a young waitress that we would only be able to come in if we left the pram by the door!Anyone with a 4 month old baby will know you WOULD NOT leave them in their pram by a cafe door and you also can’t have them sat on your knee as they are unable to support themselves so you would struggle eating and drinking a hot drink! They offered no alternative and we were left out in the pouring rain having to walk all the way back down the cobbles!Honestly can’t believe a place that’s meant to be for children would discriminate against parents with prams! Definitely won’t be going back and wouldn’t recommend going if you have a young baby and pram!!

Wonderfully random, great staff and lovely food. Fish finger sandwich, yum! Great Yorkshire tea, obviously. Fab selection of cakes and beverages. Random matching crockery which I really like. Busy all the time, a great sign and the staff were all really friendly and helpful. Definitely worth a revisit.

Probably did not make the most of this place as we used it as the halfway point on a walk. Good for a snack or for something more substantial.

Popped in for breakfast before our friends drove home when we were staying on for a longer holiday. A fab place for any vegans or veggies with buckets of choice. Between us we had a variety of breakfasts-pancakes, veggie fry up and eggs Benedict. All were delicious, arrived fast, service was fantastic. Highly recommend visiting if you’re in the area for a holiday. Milkshakes also have a dairy free option which is really rare!

We visit Haworth in September most years. One place we always go is the cobble and clay cafe. The staff are always pleasant and happy even when under pressure as they were the 2 Saturdays we were there. We always make at least one visit for breakfast and it never disappoints. The porridge is fantastic just how it should be. Other breakfast food is equally good. Mid day snacks are good and well priced. We have tried other cafes in the village but always graduate back here well worth a visit.

Wonderful cafe with very tasty food, good service and a very relaxed atmosphere. Right in the middle of Howarth with a menu that offers something for everyone.

Loved this little cafe. Beautiful vibe. Friendly staff. Lovely seating outside and fabulous cakes to die for with a great selection. Highly recommended

Stopped here for breakfast before visiting the Bronte Museum. Really good range of food and catered for vegan and GF allergies. Very nice food and staff very friendly too. Clearly very busy and popular as many tables booked for later in the day. They do a lovely turmeric latte which was hot!! So many lattes using alternative milks are luke warm on arrival, it was so nice I ordered a second one :)

Called in for breakfast,place looks nice and hygienic, staff were pleasant and prompt.food was average and just above room temperature, bit of bone found in sausage.menu said whole meal bread but came with white bread not really a place to get a proper English breakfast but I suppose ok for the tourist trade.place allows dogs which would be fine if space was available but not good when your trying to eat a meal and the things right next to you.

Went for lunch here yesterday as the menu looked very intriguing (later to realise it was far too ambitious for what they could cater for). I had the goats cheese sandwich which was actually good however my grandma had the quiche that she said was dry and lacked any flavour. My boyfriend had the shakshuka. Words cannot describe how awful this was. Considering it’s an Arabic/Middle Eastern dish there were so many spices that could have been added and yet it did not have a single one. It honestly was like a tin of tomatoes mixed with a as glass of water. There was no consistency or taste to it at all. We decided not to say anything as the staff were all very young and seemed quite anxious anyway. When we asked for the bill (£29.80) they paid £10 each and I asked to put the remaining £ 10 on my card. The girl charged me £49.80. When I pointed this out she panicked and asked a colleague. By the time the third colleague arrived to try to assist she asked me how much I needed refunding. To which I stated £39.80. She then left the £20 cash on the table and we had to physically hand it to them on the way out. I think the staff, although very young and inexperienced, did mean well but require a lot of training, especially the chef/s!

A lovely lunch and excellent experience at Cobbles and Clay. Booked by telephone prior to visit and very glad we did as saw people turned away due to it's popularity. Chose to eat before painting, the cajun flatbread and reuben sandwich were both delicious as were the cakes that followed. We chose our pots from an extensive range... a dog bowl at £16 and a teapot at £23. Paints were supplied and we spent a lovely couple of hours creating our masterpieces which we have left for firing and will pick up next week (postage is also available).

Stopped here for lunch during our stay in Haworth and was very impressed. Staff were very efficient at seating and serving despite it being a busy bank holiday weekend. Our food and drinks were delicious especially the sweet chilli chicken wrap! We enjoyed ourselves so much so we returned for pot painting and a brew the next day.

We had a fantastic breakfast. Although lots of tables were reserved, the staff accommodated us well and because we were early (9am) it meant we could sit at a table that wasn’t reserved until 10am. Staff were very attentive and the atmosphere was lovely! Food was amazing - we had French Toast, Mediterranean Beans and the Full English. Highly recommend a visit as it was a really enjoyable place to eat.

First time visiting Haworth and so glad we found this gem of a place. My family and I were made to feel very welcome and served almost immediately. Good selection of drinks and cakes on offer and you can paint a vast array of pottery if you so wish. It was a perfect end to our long walk over the scenic moors. Highly recommended.

Friendly staff, great food, great coffee. AMAZING cake! We went back for lunch, for brunch, for coffee and cake .. almost every day we were in the area.

We visited twice during our trip to Haworth - once for lunch and another day for breakfast. The food was just gorgeous and there are so many veggie options! THE best fresh orange juice I’ve ever tasted too! Being able to paint pottery at your table whilst you drink coffee is a lovely experience.

The experience here was very pleasant. The service warm and friendly. The atmosphere vibrant. The results of the pottery painting were pleasing.

Poor service, forgot about our order,when we did eventually get our food, It was under whelming, we were promised cake to make up for our order being forgotten about, ordered our free cake only to never receive this either,paid and left. Iknow it's summer holidays, but bad first ever visit won't be back.

Absolutely loved it here... sat outside on main street Haworth people watching and enjoyed, not only the atmosphere, but the food was amazing too!! We ordered the Yorkshire sharing platter as it was Yorkshire day... It didn't disappoint!! Lovely pork pie, tasty ham, a selection of cheeses, pickles, pread and butter, grapes ,apple... just lovely!!! Wish I had taken photos!!

We enjoyed a delicious lunch here. I chose the pumpkin wrap with sweet chilli chicken (served with salsa and guacamole) and my husband chose the artisan crumpets with cheese and poached eggs. Both were delicious, great quality and very generous portions. Make sure you take a look at the pottery for sale towards the back of the cafe - you won't be able to resist!

Good gluten free breakfast options. We stayed in Haworth for a few days and visited here twice for breakfast. They had a good choice of vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options. The deli and cakes looked good too and I wish we had been able to call in for lunch but had too many other things planned.

Me and my friend came here for a bit of lunch on Friday - The staff were lovely and very informative on the meals I could and couldn’t have due to being dairy free - which was appreciated! We opted for a slice of the carrot cake each which was absolutely delicious and very aesthetically pleasing too! We topped the lunch of with some pottery painting, which I couldn’t recommend more!! It was a very pleasant and calming experience. ☺️

Despite the rainy weather we had a lovely time in Haworth with a highlight being our lunch stop at this Cafe. The staff were fabulous and very friendly and the food and deserts didn’t disappoint. Thank you for a lovely time!

Popped in for a sandwich to takeout, bought a Cajun chicken on flatbread, if you dine in you get trimmings with it, coleslaw, salad, still a bit pricey but you pay for service. When you get it to take out there’s no trimmings but the price is the same, £7.50. Rather expensive for a few bits of chicken and a few slices of peppers, a place a few yards up the street knock a couple of quid off for takeouts and the sandwiches are much better. Hindsight is a wonderful thing

The staff are lovely and very helpful. They have a fantastic choice of gluten free cakes and have GF bread for sandwiches too! We really enjoyed our visit.

Service was rude and slow, no one was helpful. Waited over 15 minutes for a wrap and it was not good - flattened, dry and toasted with all of the salad inside it, no one wants hot lettuce. Really disappointing as I’ve followed on social media for a while so was looking forward to visiting.

We managed to get a table here on a very sunny BH Sunday, lured by the Mediterranean veggie platter we saw other people ordering. (Cobbles and Clay is at the top of the main street so ideally placed). Along with the platter we had a couple of ciders and elderflower spritzer (new favourite drink ). We enjoyed tasty food, and drinks whilst a local musician entertained us with his singing, all whilst watching the world go by. We weren't rushed and the staff were really pleasant. A great find.

Called for a coffee and was hoping for a snack too but.... the lady that we first encountered was rude. We wanted to sit outside and she almost rushed us out the door to sit at a table outside and said she would bring a menu out. The coffees came but no menu. We asked another lady for a menu which arrived. The looks from staff made us decided to not order and just finish our coffee and go. 3 of us felt the same so can’t all be wrong. Customer service needs some attention but can’t comment of food as never ordered

Very busy so worried we wouldn't get a table but were seated upstairs, which had a fantastic view. Houmous platters were huge and pancakes beautiful.

Lovely cup of hot chocolate and staff really friendly. A lovely atmosphere watching children painting at the tables.

Had the soup of the day here and a top notch mixed salad. Service was great, food out of this world, staff great and brilliant value for money. Dog friendly too

First taste of nornality as we were lucky enough to get seated outside the cafe on this first, glorious and sunny Saturday following reopening. Lovely selection of food including vegetarian panini and rainbow melt. Also had a delicious smoothie from a wide selection and bought some wonderful cakes. Only disappoiintment was the coffee which tasted as if it had been open since before lockdown.

Enjoyed a lovely cup of tea and cake. The staff are very polite and hardworking. Well done. Thank you very much

Visited here many times. Lovely food with some different twists. Great for lunch or a coffee. Spacious inside or if weather permitting great spot sat outside people watching on the cobbles

Always a lovely spot to eat in the heart of Haworth Main Street. They have just got everything right.

Cute little place tucked away at the top of a cobbled street. Friendly staff, lovely atmosphere. Have eaten here a couple of times and have never been disappointed. Their butternut squash lasagne is absolute delicious, I could have eaten it 3 times over! Really nice seeing the clay pieces that you can paint too, although I have never done this. Lovely selection of gifts by the tills. Will visit again :)

What the title says! We noticed people were having their orders brought out to them, so we approached to ask if we could either sit in or take out. We were told no to both.

Came here with friends for brunch and coffee before ambling around Haworth. Was such a lovely, calming experience. The food was extremely tasty and being able to get creative with the pot painting was very therapeutic. Would definitely recommend to a friend and will hopefully be returning :)

Brilliant little cafe.We went for 11s coffee and the best cake, pear, cardamom and chocolate. I'd love the recipe We returned for lunch and it was also awesome, had the falafel platter, other half had bagel with cream cheese and smoked salmon. The menu had so much choice of good food it was hard to choose, so much more interesting than your average cafe.We will defo visit again when in haworth.

Excellent breakfast options and really delicious coffee. This place has a lovely atmosphere and is well worth a visit. Lots of veggie options.

Lovely little place. Just how you would hope it would be. Vegetarian and vegan delight. Stopped off in Haworth for a soup and a sandwich and that is exactly what I found. Today's soup of the day was courgette and coriander. I will always give something a go and this was lovely. I could have had a quiche of the day. The soup comes with a sandwich if requested. Very nice ham on fresh bread. Lots and lots of imaginitive drinks available, I believe I saw beet ginger unless I am mistakenNot a chip to be had. All Very pleasant. Menu not to everyone's taste but i liked it. The staff are very friendly and are happy to help

Friendly service. Cosy atmosphere and decoration. Good quality coffee. Lovely homemade food with great options for vegetarians and vegans. Recommend the homemade soups and cake (especially the Hummingbird cake) Always a must when visiting Haworth!

Great menu, good food (home-prepared, fresh and mostly locally sourced), and well-served. Particularly impressed with staff approach to ensuring everything was COVID-safe. I had ploughman’s lunch (delighted to find it on the menu, as so many pubs don’t serve it any more!), and my wife had corn fritters with a mixture of sauces and relishes, and both with adequate side-salad. Good VFM too.

Called here for a bite to eat with my other half found it to be very light and airey with some nice quirky touches. Food was very nice I had a ploughman's lunch which was nice though I don't recall a ploughman's being quite like this one. My other half had the soup and sandwich which she really enjoyed. We liked the idea of being able to take the children to have a go at making plates out of clay would have taken mine but being in their late 20s early 30s I doubt they would have appreciated it All in all we had an enjoyable visit and will be going back

Whilst staying in Haworth, my wife and I decided to try Cobbles and Clay for breakfast one morning, we were greeted by very pleasant staff who seated us and gave us the menu which had a host of breakfast options my wife chose the Shakshuka and I opted for the bacon and pancakes when the food arrived the portions were ample and cooked to a very high standard all the staff were friendly and accommodating the price was reasonable I would strongly recommend this jewel of an eatery to anyone visiting the Bronte country.

What a delightful cafe, standing out even amongst the pretty impressive range of trendy eateries in this picturesque West Yorkshire village. We ate outside on the little terrace - taking the table with the bench and cushions to give us and our daughter the extra space for her sunny but wriggly 6-month old son. The waitresses were dead helpful, bringing us a high chair and moving furniture around for us. The menu’s excellent and changes regularly but has a strong Mediterranean flavour - think hummus, feta, tzatziki, sourdough toast, olives, avocado and much more, and there are some ace-looking all-day breakfasts and the like - and the terrace is an excellent spot for people-watching up at the top of the long cobbled historic main street. Highly recommended and we’ll certainly look to come back again.

Popped in here for a bite to eat near to closing time but they were still happy to accommodate us. Had a lovely ploughman’s with homemade chutney and pickle onions and crusty bread. Hubby had homemade chicken stew in a big bowl with crusty bread. There lots of other choices that we want to go back and try. A very bright and cheerful cafe with lovely staff.

Inside and lots going on but that didn't stop the quick and friendly service. Good range of drinks cold and hot and about 16 different options for cake. Plus you can paint a pot if your there for a bit extra and take it within a few days of doing. Friendly place that was kid friendly amd bright to be in. No complaints with the atmosphere, price or food! Good for a range of eaters such as vegan and gluten free options too.

Gorgeous mocha!!!We as a family visited and were very impressed with the staff, attention to detail and quality of the produce.The only criticism I would have is the price of the avocado on toast... it’s expensive just for the avocado to be spread over the toast without any accompaniments.Would definitely return though

I visit this little cafe whenever I go to Haworth. Lovely food, good service, and the veggie options are awesome. Try the falafel platter, it’s beautiful!

We called in here for coffee and cake. There was plenty of choice, all home made and delicious. The outdoor seating was a bonus.

Fantastic food, great attention to detail. My only tiny criticism would be that the homemade hollandaise sauce was a little thin, but that really is nitpicking and the fact that they make their own in the first place scores a lot of points with me.

A beautiful cozy place with attentive and hardworking staff. The food is great. Highly recommended!!

We visited here for breakfast twice over a busy Bank Holiday weekend. The staff (and there's lots of them!) are all friendly and efficient. The breakfasts were perfectly cooked and of a high quality. Thoroughly recommend it to anyone visiting Haworth.

We enjoyed a great family lunch here. They had simple COVID procedures in place and we felt safe and well looked after.We ordered off the breakfast menu and everything was well cooked and tasty.The cakes are brilliant and there is a huge selection of regulars and specials. I had the hummingbird cake and it had so many flavours going on.

Great coffee, great scones and delightful staff! Selection of non dairy milks, scones are some of the best I’ve had!

2nd visit in 3 days. The pancakes are to die for in this beautiful quirky cafe. The staff are really friendly and accommodating. Well worth a visit!

Beautiful cafe with friendly staff. Good Covid awareness and hygiene standards. Easily the best veggie breakfast I’ve ever had!

Great friendly atmosphere, really friendly and helpful staff and the food is perfect, including the vegan doughnuts bwhich are THE best doughnuts I've ever had! Had the vegan cheeseboard too which was lovely. Thanks all involved, have been many times and will definitely be back.

Lovely lunch of poached salmon salad. Social distancing rules in operation. Very comfortable, excellent food and bought rainbow teapot too!

We arrived here and were met with a friendly welcome. The menu was varied and they cater well for gluten and dairy free. The breakfast was all delicious and I love their crockery. The cafe itself is lovely with crockery for sale. The staff were all so friendly and welcoming. Thank you, we will be back again!

Another wonderful time at Cobbles and Clay! The staff are so welcoming and friendly and we just love the decor and set up inside - we feel like we are in a proper family run environment! The food and drinks selection are to die for and so, so fresh. It's brilliant to actually be able to order such healthy food - I ordered the poached salmon salad with bulgar wheat which was beautiful. We also painted some Pottery too - a great selection you are spoilt for choice. I cannot recommend this place enough - superb service and offering at Cobbles and Clay and we will always visit when we are in Haworth! Thank you!

Stopped here for smoothies and pancakes and was super, service was great, sat outside and great food and drinks too. Didn’t do the clay painting maybe next time. Prices were good too

We went for a family brunch and had some lovely food. The smoothies were particularly nice, and I really enjoyed my eggs Benedict as well. Very attentive staff. Would recommend.

Found this lovely place on an evening walk about Haworth.Extremely friendly couple run it. The place is so pretty and attracts you in. Lovely Chardonnay and pinot.The 2and night we also had a fabulous meal! Moroccan lamb. It was delicious, generous portion, and served with lovely warm pitta bread. The little side plate of dip was the tastiest thing I've had in ages.Next time we go to Haworth I will eat there.

We took a stroll up Main Street on arriving for a 5 day stay. We had seen Cobbles and Clay online. We were pleased we could get a table outside I. The sun as we hadn’t booked but it was later in the day. We had a lovely Yorkshire platter to share. This was tasty and there was plenty. The Summer Spritzer was delicious as were the waffles. They’d run out of the beer my husband ordered along with the raspberry heaven my daughter requested. However, they were very apologetic and the alternatives went down just fine. We found the staff who served us to be very pleasant overall. We even popped back for cake to takeaway. Lemon drizzle and scones highly recommended as was the rest of the things we tried. Pottery and deli items also for sale. Well worth a visit!

My partner and I decided to visit for breakfast and we loved it! We didn't make a reservation but they managed to sort us a table, the food was good - coupled with friendly service. We would definitely recommend a visit - make sure to go early, this place tends to get busy!

We came to this establishment today for what we hoped would be a pleasant family lunch. Unfortunately we were greeted by a surly young girl who neither smiled nor gave me eye contact. The menus and cushions which I requested were practically thrown at us and then told she would return to take our order. At this point quite honestly we were thinking of leaving, however we decided to give the benefit of the doubt.It took three different waiting staff to finally take the full order!The food arrived in fairly good time but was disappointing and the fact that we had not had great service it really did not redeem your cafe.I then went to pay and was left standing at the covid point of contact and ignored by three members of staff.The whole experience left me feeling that I shall never want to return and actually I was sceptical about trying it as there are far nicer places in Howarth to eat where the food is of a higher standard and the staff treat the customers as they should be.

Beautiful breakfasts. The food here is delicious. So fresh and so tasty. The full cooked breakfast is fabulous and great value.

I've been in this tiny place just today, and I cannot not get here to mention this place for his many qualities.In a Haworth cobbled street, just next to the Parsonage you are welcomed by lovely people who run it, who serve you efficiently and give you Really Good Quality Food, of which you have a good choice, for a good price honestly while by the street you drink wine and finally we've been welcomed inside and being offered some drinks while warmly chatting with the owners and customers.You have to go there!Excellent!

It's the first time my 75 year old mother and I have been out to eat since February, we are both in the severely vulnerable group. We were given seats at a table that everyone has to closely pass to enter and leave. The staff didn't have masks on but still talked when they were holding our plates of food. The menus were non-laminated paper and had a couple of smudges already on them, so I don't see how they could have been cleaned. There was a bottle of something on a table that everyone assumed was antibacterial get, but it didn't evaporate or get absorbed by the skin at all, so we had to use tissues to wipe it off and then we had to wash our hands to get rid of the horrible stickiness. We ordered two haddock soups with bread and a ploughman's lunch between us. All of the food was excellent which is why I gave two stars instead of one. The soup was more of a stew, there were chunks of potato and fish in it. We asked for salt and pepper and a waitress brought it to us just by picking it up from another table, which makes me doubt they were cleaned between request. There were a few social distancing stickers on the floor that everyone including staff ignored, and to pay we had to queue up at a counter. There were floor markers there, and perspex barriers but I thought all places were meant to be entirely table service ? I may be wrong with that. We left very unhappy as although we enjoyed the food, the meal was spoilt by the anxiety of trying to stay safe whilst staff didn't give much of a thought to how dangerous their carelessness was.We've been to two other places since and they have made every effort to adhere to the rules. I didn't want to write a bad review but I really can't stress to the owners and the customers how dangerous this negligence is to people who are vulnerable. It really is a matter of life or death to some.

Over priced. The food here is average. The service is shocking badly. It’s overpriced especially the pottery and painting. Haworth has much more to offer than this.

We popped into Cobbles and Clay on a busy Saturday lunchtime.It was the Steam Gala weekend and we had already tried another place but there were no tables.Initially we were told that Cobbles and Clay were also full but as a two we were found a table.I always love their soup and love the daily specials as well as the vegetable and Lentil on the main menu.My Husband had a sandwich on lovely fresh chunky bread.The place was full and tables were being instantly turned but it didn’t effect the level of service with a smile.

Went to Haworth at 1.30 hadn’t had lunch. Went to Cobbles and Clay to have some. Had brilliant hot chocolate and a brilliant ham sandwich.(With thick ham which I love!!!) Also nice that you can paint pottery and eat lunch.by Grace age 8😄🥪🍫add🥛equals HOT CHOCOLATE?????!!!!🙃🙂🙃🙂🙃🙂🙃🙂

Friendly service and superb food. Hummingbird cake is divine. All food is freshly made and delicious. Definitely worth a visit

When in Haworth I always call in for the chicken stew, especially on a cold winters day it really helps warm you up.

Cobbles and Clay has become my go to cafe, whether it’s just for a drink or lunch. Despite being a vegan/vegetarian I find there are always so many meals I want to try and am continuously going back, bringing friends, family or going solo. The food itself is tasty and fresh - the drinks are nice too. It’s not pricy but not cheap either, however I’d say pretty good value. Every now and then it does get a little busy and noisy but it’s such a nice place it’s completely worth it. Over time I have been often and am slowly working through the menu! (and I have also taken lots of photos) (I’d really recommend the green reviver smoothie)

Our first but definitely not our last. Gorgeous, fresh hearty food in a lovely setting. Fantastic choice for gf requirements and four extra choices of milks. Well done to you all.

I love Cobbles and Clay,Ive been many times.Fabulous home made food, with a great selection of veggie and meat options plus yummy cakes and desserts. Always busy and staff helpful and friendly.

We had the most amazing blueberry and almond tart. It was extremely moist and tasty. The coffee was very good too.

We all enjoyed lunch here on a recent visit to historic Haworth. Very busy cafe Saturday. Soup very healthy but small portion. Trio of fish delicious. And casserole too. Cakes equally good. Home made I think. Service ok. Whole visit spoilt by sticky tables, dirty cutlery and grubby toilet area. 2 stars for cleanliness. 4 for food.

Myself my wife my son and my grandson paid a visit for a bite to eat and was really suprised at how full it was. This means to me that the food must be good. We ordered our food including the soup of the day, fish finger sandwich,pie of the day and mac and cheese. All the food was well received and top quality. On the way out there was still a queue at the door. Enough said. Try it and see !!

We visited Haworth for a couple of days in January and I'm glad we picked here for a drink. The scones were served warm and were absolutely delicious, so nice that we went back again the next day!

What a wonderful visit we had. My 4 year old niece and I went to paint a pot and have a bite to eat. I just got a chicken mayo sandwich which was lovely and fresh, came real quick. We both helped paint the pot which was fantastic, we cannot wait to go and collect our creation! The whole vibe of the place is just lovely and so many helpful staff at hand. We already can't wait to visit again.

Food was fresh and delicious. Service was quick and staff friendly. We’ll come back to try the pottery painting!

After reading the reviews and the menu outside this lovely little shop I was left a little disappointed! We were created my a lovely waitress who explained that gluten free foods were highlighted on the menu and asked if I'd like to see the cakes. Yummy I thought... Then I saw the cakes all mixed in with normal cakes! Cross contamination was a total nightmare! Acceptable for those with gluten intolerance but a no no for Coeliacs. After studying the menu I tried to order pate with GF toast, the waitress went to check for me and came back to say the pate was a may contain I ended up with smashed advocado and GF toast, it was nice but a little bland. Nice place, great atmosphere, friendly helpful staff but not the GF experience I was expecting

We visited just before Christmas. I had a ham & pickle sourdough sandwich with side salad which was disappointingly small and overpriced. The scones were dry and claggy. The atmosphere and decor are appealing, but food could be improved.

Visited here on a busy Tuesday lunchtime and enjoyed the ambience and menu. Great tasty food and very friendly staff. Whilst we appreciated getting seated during a busy period, our table was not in an ideal spot as very close to stairs and didn’t feel it offered enough room for staff and guests to get around. Would definitely visit again.

Visited cobbles and clay with my two nieces and had a fantastic relaxing morning painting pottery and drinking coffee! Beautiful setting, helpful staff and delicious food and coffee. Cobbles and clay really go the extra mile to make sure you have a great experience. Thank you Jill and team!

Great place for cake and coffee, lovely service and great tasting cake. Would definitely return in the future.

Ooh what lovely food! Ooh what lovely drink! Ooh what lovely staff! Ooh what a lovely cafe! Ooh Ooh Ooh!

We came for lunch at this cafe based on a recommendation from the Bronte Parsonage Museum. It was surprisingly busy for a November Monday but the drinks and food came very promptly. There didn’t look to be a lot of staff but the young waitress was efficient and friendly. The food was the real highlight - it was lovely to come somewhere which catered for so many dietary needs, and the sandwiches were excellent. Coffee good too, and we will be back to try the cake!

We visited on a Sunday after 11 am and it was very busy. We had the brunch menu of a full English breakfast and the avocado on gluten free toast with poached eggs. It was so delicious. Great choice of teas. Had the Darjeeling and Rooibos. The gluten free choc orange slice was so a great finish to our meal. Good choice for special diets and vegan food. Friendly staff. Good prices too. We will definitely return.

Nice little cafe on the Main Street of Haworth, we spent a couple of really pleasant hours painting and eating. I marked it down because despite the food being really nice and obviously freshly produced, there were lots of service errors- I’d asked for white bread and no dressing on our £20 meal, and both were forgotten, meaning my autistic son couldn’t eat them. I reminded them, then they forgot again! 15 mins later it was finally sorted at the third request, but my drink of tea was forgotten about for 30 minutes. There were a lot of large lumps in the cream, and when I asked about it, the waitress said ‘well, it’s fresh cream and kept in the fridge’ (I’m still not sure how that changes things!). Then we went to pay and there were other people’s meals on our bill! So a lovely experience was marred by lots of silly errors, which was a shame. Food was lovely- Yorkshire sharer platter was nice and chilli was excellent.

Lovely place for lunch which caters with no fuss for allergies. A dairy and gluten free sandwich came with special stickers on the plate which made us feel confident that the food had been prepared with consideration to the allergies. They even have non dairy spread. Also a fantastic gluten & dairy free chocolate and coconut tart!

dirty food. jill was being a an awful owner nothelping me. she was just sat doing nothing and then she screamns in my face.unpleasent experince. jill is a slag

We visited as a group of cyclists on a busy Sunday lunch time.The cafe looked full downstairs but we walked to the back and found stairs to an upstairs room that gives great views across the valley.

Just popped in for some cake, was delighted by the various unique choices, ended up choosing a carrot and orange as well as a vegan black cherry and marzipan to share. Friendly staff and lovely atmosphere, will definitely be returning for more than cake!

Went on a cold November Tuesday and found the lunch menu interesting, the food and service excellent and the prices very reasonable. So much so that we went back for tea and cake before leaving Haworth.

Today I visited this little cafe in Haworth.my daughter has coeliac and so it is always difficult to find a cafe where she can eat safely. The service was excellent, the girls were so friendly and attentive,and quickly advised what was gluten free on the menu which was also clearly labelled. we placed our order, I ordered sweet potato, butternut squash and chilli soup with bread, and my daughter ordered lentil and vegetable soup with Gf bread, it arrived, piping hot within 5 minutes., and it was delicious, we were both dipping into each others soup, Never done that before!!! The latte coffee was lovely, we finished with a piece of gluten free cake, there was a lovely variety of GF, which is so rare at the moment.. You must pop in, fantastic value for money, fantastic food in a lovely setting and great staff.... We will definately be visiting again.