Coxwold Tearooms in Scarborough

We visited to break a journey and were really pleased we found this place. Lovely cafe, really nice freshly made sandwiches. We also loved the shop, so many nice housey things to choose from. We bought cake to take home. It was a shame that we couldn’t sit in the secret garden but it would be lovely on a less rainy day. The cafe is dog friendly too, there is a sign about the resident dogs and they were super friendly, we loved them.

Such a disappointment! We’ve been here before during the summer and had delicious food and great service in this lovely tea room and garden. Today the very small room was busy and had 4 dogs, including one belonging to the owner who was keen to sniff my food. I’m not a dog lover and don’t like to eat surrounded by smelly wet dogs. Such a pity as the home cooked food is great, but we won’t be going back.

Popped in on a nice sunny day,as we'd visited pre covid..and what a lovely treat,we could sit in the secret garden..It was gorgeous. The lady serving us was nice and friendly. Our food was delicious and very reasonably priced...We hope to be back

The best scones and coffee. We had an Americano, latte, cappuccino, mocha, I would say proper coffees. (Not machines) The scones were just cooked that morning, cheese was really cheesy tasted great with chutney, fruit scones great with jam and cream. They were so good I ate it before taking a pic. Sorry, I have zoomed in on a fam picture tho. Very quaint gardens, with apple and plum trees. Lovely gift shop and indoor cafe. Will definitely call in again

Popped in today whilst cycling the Howardian Hills. We've been several times before and it never disappoints. The food is fabulous and the service always great Sandwiches for us today...tuna and cucumber...oce the tuna had been opened...no Swiss army knife necessary!... and they were great. Highly recommend this place.

Previously had lunch here which was lovely. Nice little gift shop. Recent visit was disappointing, no sandwiches or lunch Menu and the place looked as though it needed a good dust. Shame as we stayed there before Covid in a lovely bedroom although not en-suite. Probably won’t bother next time.

We stopped by for a cup of tea and a snack. The snacks (a sausage roll and a scone) were truly excellent. Friendly, efficient service. A small gift shop in the next room to browse around. Friendly resident dogs.

We stayed Rumah house for 3 nights. The room was very clean and comfortable. The breakfast was superb . Would definitely recommend.

Just had a two night stay for the first time in the Coxwolds and came across the “Ruhma tearoms and shop in Coxwowld. The owne4 and staff are extremely helpful, pleasant and welcoming. The rear garden is a little oasis of calm and tranquility with the emphasis on natural but not manicured. Only had a coffee and snack but it was presented with care and attention along with attentiveness. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone for a lite bite with relaxation.

Had a lovely coffee and great chocolate brownie In the garden . Very well organised with Covid precautions. Excellent service and friendly staff.

Wow! What can I say?! We have just got back from a last minute booked trip and stayed here. We were treated like family from start to finish. Our room was beautiful and quaint and even though our shower and toilet was separate, it didn’t hamper our visit. The place was immaculately clean and towels, bathrobes and toiletries provided. We were above a lovely little tea shop that had an amazing country garden, where we were able to eat our breakfast that was provided in an amazing hamper (freshly baked bread each day, just topped it even more). We were allowed to bring our dog also and he was even given a biscuit for his breakfast too! I couldn’t recommend this place enough. We feel well and truly relaxed and have a very tired dog from all the lovely walks leading straight from the tea rooms.

Popped in just for a coffee as was passing the door and so glad I did. The Tea Rooms/gift shop/Bed and Breakfast combo is an interesting concept and underlines the creative thinking of the owner. Clean, tidy and with a simple menu, this is a warm an inviting spot for a morning coffee, a light lunch or afternoon tea with home-made cake. YUM. I popped in to see the bedrooms as I'm often asked for places to stay and despite not having en-suite facilities, they were charming and beautifully clean with the bathrooms just across the landing. Excellent gift shop with Christmas decs' a reason to come back again and sample the food. Above all nice friendly people. What more could you want?

It's a lovely place with a nice garden. The staff are very pleasant. The food is nothing special, sandwiches are sliced bread with supermarket fillings.

Stayed the night during a trip to Yorkshire. Excellent facilities, clean and comfortable. It is under new ownership and the staff are very friendly and helpful. We also had tea and scones in the lovely garden followed by ice cream. Both the B&B and tearooms are fully recommended.

This is a lovely tearoom which serves very nice soup which I thought was rather overpriced. Reasonable lunch menu but would be even better if there was a bigger selection of things to choose from. I think it would be the ideal place for afternoon tea though. If you are passing through Coxwold it is definitely worth a try. A visit to the gift shop is a must before leaving.

The establishment is under new ownership and they have done a first class job with the interior. I had lunch and couldn't fault it. Great for cyclists and walkers too with the garden!

This tearoom was beautiful, lovely home baked cakes, and we were served lovely fresh sandwiches, the service was warm and friendly. There is a bit of a gift shop at the front, but the cakes were the star of the show. We would recommend, and visit again if back in the area. We really enjoyed our visit.

Our second visit to this lovely tea room since the new owner took over and it was brilliant.Fantastic range of genuine home made cakes in addition to a tempting tea room menu.I had an exceptional fruit scone served with clotted cream, strawberry jam and (most impressively) lovely butter delicately presented in an individual wrap.The gift shop is full of really interesting things and quite a surprise to discover.A really thoughtful addition making our visit even more enjoyable.Liz the new owner could not make us more welcome and our whole experience was first class in every respect.We will be back!

Visited as under new management. No menu board outside. Entered and to left seemed to be a shop or store room ... unclear, looked disorganised. Turned right into a room where tables are crammed in. There was a chalk board ... seemed to be only cakes and coffees etc. Were hoping for sandwiches. One of the customers was a young screeching child. No staff member appeared to greet us, so we just left and enjoyed a lovely light lunch at byland abbey.

Me and my partner booked this trip as a celebration, by Lord what a way to celebrate. We received a lovely warm welcome from the owner, a tour of the establishment, and were shown to our room. We stayed in the Byland room, it’s beautiful; comfy beds, beautifully decorated, fresh milk in a mini personalised milk bottle, clean robes, fresh fluffy towels. I am over the moon with the place.The village it’s situated in is a lovely break from work, traffic and a hectic life. The food from the pub up the road is phenomenal. I honestly cannot recommend this place enough, cannot wait to come back to see what the owner had done to make it her own.I’m still in The Coxwold as I write this; that’s how excited about it.

We stayed 1 night with our 3 month old baby. It was the first night under new management yet everything ran smoothly. The staff were very accommodating and welcoming. We had a lovely afternoon tea and full English breakfast the following morning. A lovely place full of charm and character, highly recommended!

Cute cottage, nice and cosy! Very clean and peaceful atmosphere. The only downside was that the owner/manager contact us if we have any dietary requirements and we said we don't eat pork, yet breakfast was full English ( sausages, bacon, black pudding) they didn't have alternative and the cook/waiter said the owner didn't pass this requirement to her.we end up eating beans on toast for first morning then the second morning we refused to ear it at all. They still charged up supplement fee £50 for 2 nights on the top of full paid price for stay. Bit of disappointment but overall good experience.

Paused for a coffee and excellent data and walnut scone. Lovely, airy room which was nicely decorated, we enjoyed being in the window seat. Good choice of drinks, teas and cakes and very good service

We were looking for somewhere to have some lunch but had two (muddy) dogs with us so we entered this lovely tearoom expecting to be told to sit outside! Quite the opposite, the Owners and staff couldnt do enough to ensure that we and both dogs were as comfortable as possible and allowed us to completely ruin their carpet in the The Snug! We really havent ever come across such doggy friendly people before, it was great!

We stayed here for two nights this weekend and had such an amazing time.

We stayed for only one night at the Coxwold Tearooms and B & B but we will definitely be back for a longer stay later in the year. The village is small but very pretty. The room was very comfortable. Be aware though that some of the rooms aren't en suite but there are two fully functioning bathrooms that are shared. There was never a queue for them and the B&B; supplies towels and great quality toiletries which is above and beyond what many places do. The breakfast was plentiful and the bacon eggs and sausage were all locally sourced with the eggs coming from their own chickens and ducks. Delicious. The whole place was furnished both comfortably and stylishly and there was lots of reading material to inspire visitors for local visits. The village isn't too far from Thirsk so great for James Herriot enthusiasts (or the Yorkshire Vet). We are looking forward to our next visit where the welcome was so warm (despite the cold and snow outside). The tearoom itself is closed until later in the spring but judging from the afternoon tea that we had in our room, it will be worth the wait.

We had a lovely two nights here at the Coxwold B&B;, we felt right at home. The staff and Ian were so accommodating, helping us with maps and suggestions on where to go/what to do. Our breakfast both morning was incredible - best sausages I've ever had!!

Staying after an event in the Coxwold village.

We had a lovely one night stay here last week. It was very cosy and homely. Rooms were very clean and you could tell alot of pride had been taken in everything they do. Fab to have proper mugs with the tea tray and of course proper Yorkshire Tea. Breakfast was fantastic! Would recommend to everyone I know who wants to stay somewhere so picturesque. Thank you for a wonderful stay

We stopped hear for a 2 night midweek break and we can not speak highly enough about this lovely B&B.; it's a lovely old building with lots of charm, It has a high standard of cleanliness, great breakfast and the owner and staff are very friendly and the room we stopped in was very comfortable and spacious.

Lovely accommodation ,nicely furnished no en-suite ,but sharing 2 bathrooms not a problem. Situated in a lovely village and and 2 minutes walk away from Fauconberg Arms who serve delicious food every evening

4 of us stayed early November at this really lovely b&b; and tearooms. We arrived to our prebooked afternoon tea, which was plentiful and delicious. We couldn’t finish it all so Michelle who looked after us so well wrapped the left overs for later.

What a lovely find this b&b; and tea room was! We booked one nights stay for a birthday treat and what a treat it was; the afternoon tea is a grand Yorkshire tea with proper size cakesand warm scones to die for!! We were still enjoying the delights the next day at home! Truly amazing. The proprietors went out of there way to please us, swapping our room.....its a sweet house full of character and charm. We loved the cooked breakfast, plus, the village is so pretty and the pub just a few yards away, perfect in every way. We will be back and for two days next time so we can do a couple of walks, thank you to Michelle and Tom .

Whilst pedal heaven is a menu item, I didn’t have it! Visited this amazing tearoom with a group of cycling friends and sat in the lovely garden for lunch. The sandwiches and scones were perfect and the other food looked equally tasty. Above all else, the service was exceptional and all with smiles.

We have just returned from an overnight B& B with Afternoon tea.

We had a delightful time in the garden of this tea room. They served a delicious afternoon tea (including scrummy posh sausage roll!) . Lovely surroundings and great service too. Highly recommended.

Called in as a group for lunch. Although they were not expecting us we were made very welcome. If you are calling in as a group an advance call would help. The food and drinks were excellent and great value.

great 1 night stay in this gorgeous B & B... fabulous decor and they have thought of everything for your stay...we were even able to take the dog... fabulous breakfast made with local produce...we'll be back

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Coxwold is a lovely place and a good

Impeccable hosts, impeccable service, very homely bedroom, fabulous afternoon tea (which I didn't know was included), all for £49. An offer that I'm glad we didn't miss. Only 15min from Thirsk and just over an hr to the East Coast. Just visit.

Coxwold, a small village (pop. 190) about 20 miles north of York, is an attractive place, and a good base for exploring the area, with the spectacular Rievaulx abbey a 20 minute drive away (see photo of a 'monk' giving a fascinating talk about abbey life), Pickering in around 40 minutes, and Scarborough in about an hour, but you could easily spend a day in and around the village. St. Michael's church is worth a visit, surprisingly ornate for a village church (photo), its main claim to fame being that the author Laurence Sterne (Tristram Shandy) was its parson in the 1760s, and his splendid residence, Shandy Hall, built in the 15th century, is open to the public - on two afternoons a week! Check before you go. Newburgh Priory is within walking distance and you can also get in to look around that - if you happen to be there on a Wednesday or Sunday between April and June! Unfortunately, we weren't, but we did see a large marquee being erected in the grounds. It's a popular wedding venue.

We stayed at the B & B for one night, enjoying afternoon tea upon arrival and then a lovely breakfast the morning after. This is a charming place with a lovely tea room serving gorgeous homemade cakes. Clean and well presented rooms with an attractive garden setting.

Me and my family enjoyed a wonderful afternoon tea here. It was great value at £12.95pp with homemade scones, cakes and sandwiches. There was a really charming little shop attached where we brought some lovely ground coffee.

We dropped in after a little run around the area and found Tom to be really welcoming, he even opened a bit earlier than advertised , OJ and cold water before we had even ordered. The coffee and the cooked breakfast was great, we will certainly be back next time. Great value and srrvuce.

We stopped here for a cup of tea and a cake. There is a good range of teas; their cakes are homemade and the service is very friendly and helpful. I hope to return again soon

Lovely welcome, nice folks and good food in a rustic setting. We’d like to give the restaurant a try in the evening. Good luck to the start up.

I stopped by with 3 members of my family for lunch whilst visiting Yorkshire for the first time. On recommendation we tried the new taster menu which was absolutely wonderful. The mozzarella and tomato starter accompanied by a tomato and basil consommé which had been filtered through muslin overnight was divine. The main, slow cooked overnight pulled Moroccan shin of beef dissolved in its flavour. Then came the freshly baked scone with jam and clotted cream. Heaven and had never tasted anything better! Thank you for an amazing lunch. Linda

Visited for the first time. Lovely young people greeted us and we were directed to the garden where we could sit with our dogs. Young lady brought fresh water for the dogs and we settled down for a light lunch. My husband, the scone expert, (in his own mind), chose a bacon and brie sandwich, hoping to enjoy a fresh scone to follow. I in turn, chose the Ham and Cheese toastie. Now everyone has their own expectations, and my husband did ask for a cold sandwich, which he thought would be warm filling from freshly prepared bacon that would slightly melt the cheese but in cold, un-toasted bread. Mmmm, all was cold, fresh from the fridge. Mine on the other hand was lovely and hot, filled with home cooked, pulled ham and oodles and oodles of chutney, in fact so much that both the ham and apparent mild chedder were lost. We were both looking forward to a nice fruit or plain scone for afters, but then we heard, the scones were either ginger or ginger and another ingredient...........neither of us like ginger.!! Can't please all the people all the time I hear you shout, as a caterer I agree, but maybe a choice of scone, and please, mature chedder and a little less chutney. We will be back, but maybe not for the same dishes.

We stayed in the cottage accommodation for 7 nights. We had a wonderful time here. The cottage was very well equipped, it had everything we needed. It was very dog friendly which was great as we had our dog with on holiday. The gardens were shared during the day with the tea room, however this did not bother us at all as there was plenty of space for everyone. Very friendly place, food in the tea room was amazing and the dog was spolit with doggy beer and homemade biscutes.

We were a group of hungry cyclists who visited for lunch today (17 June).

We just stayed at the tearooms for 2 nights for a friend's wedding at Newburgh Priory (a 15 minute stroll away). The B&B; and tea rooms are both excellent. Thomas and his family are so welcoming, they really went above and beyond in making us feel at home. The rooms are lovely, and I enjoyed the outside garden space for a cup of tea and a read. Great food and coffee too, I am just sad I didn't experience the plethora of rare teas. Highly recommend the sourdough special for breakfast!

We have had breakfast, lunch, and tea at the Coxwold, in the garden and inside, with and without a dog. All these have been excellent. The food is great, the service friendly and efficient (hot food is prepared to order, so there's a little wait, but it's well worth it), and the ambience is welcoming. Coxwold is a delightful village, in the middle of beautiful countryside. (And the marvellous Shandy Hall is just up the road.)

Fantastic hosts, great breakfasts, smashing coffee a comfortable bedroom- and they allow dogs! Well located for visiting Helmsley, Revaux Abbey etc. We had a really good weekend at Coxwold Tea Rooms and B&B; and will certainly boom with them directly again.

Tom, a professional chef, treated us to the finest English breakfast and souffle. Certainly one of the highlights of our British holiday!

Always searching for an afternoon tea that covers everything we hope for ie:

Stopped here when taking a drive round the area. Originally we only planned on a cup of tea but ended up having lunch and what my partner said was the best sandwich he had ever eaten. Fantastic ham, home made bread and then we got some scones and had a picnic back at our hotel. We will make a point of going back and can recommend without hesitation.

Had a super lunch and coffee here on a cold winter’s day, delicious food and well presented. Coffee excellent. Cakes looked amazing but didn’t sample them (see pic). Such nice people - would love to try the full English in the b&b;!

Really good B&B; in the village (ie walkable to the pub!). Big well equipped room (even a wind up torch) and a very comfy bed. Breakfast choice and quality excellent. As good as we've had. Hosts are lovely too. Faultless.

There is so much to like about Tom and Emmy's bed and breakfast accommodation that's it's hard to know where to start! Perhaps the loveliest thing about our stay was the hosts themselves (including Tom's mum, Michelle!); so friendly, warm and enthusiastic. It was lovely...

Have driven past many time but this afternoon I called in with my mum. We had tea and cake which was absolutely delicious! The staff were super friendly and showed us around the gardens. We will definitely be returning!

We absolutely LOVED staying with Tom and Emily, the level of service was outstanding, and the booking itself extremely good value for money. As hosts, Tom and Emily went out of their way to make sure our every need was catered for, their warmth and positivity shone, they made us feel so welcome and cared for. The room itself was very spacious and spotlessly clean; the brand new linen and bedding felt luxurious, and there were lots of well-thought-additions such as dressing gowns, tea and chocolates. Breakfast was enormous and the quality of food outstanding; all components were locally sourced, expertly cooked and beautifully presented. Our well-behaved dog also had a friendly welcome, with water and biscuits provided on arrival. Can’t recommend it highly enough for walkers, couples or anyone just wanting a quiet and welcome get away.

Arrived cold and muddy on our Sunday walk. Asked if we were ok to come in with muddy boots and...

A lovely tearoom, set in beautiful countryside. Very good choice of menu, from sandwiches to hot meals. The lambs liver...

I found this gem on my way to York and stopped to have lunch - it was delicious. The friendly...

Excellent service,lovely ambience,delicious warm, home baked scones and cakes. We had a lovely pot of tea for two which was served in delicate china tea cups.We will definitely visit again as we received such a warm welcome from the owners

I can highly recommend this tea room...a warm welcome, local knowledge and a lovely cup of tea served with a well presented lunch plate.Sadly it was quiet and there weren't many customers when I visited, so pop in...they deserve to be busier...

The menu has a appealing mix of sweet and savoury options. The coffee is especially good but others who were there at the same time as us seemed to be delighted with the hot chocolate. We chose savoury options and were very pleased. The setting is clean and the décor is charming.

We stopped for tea and cake, on our way through Hambleton Hills midweek. There is a good selection of cakes, and all that we ate were delicious. You can also take luncheon or have a snack, too. The coffee was good and just as requested, the tea was good and hot. An attractive and cosy cottage feel. Slightly higher price than elsewhere, but worth it. I was slightly surprised to see '50p for extra hot water' on the noticeboard, which I thought rather unecessary, thus prevents rating as truly excellent.

A quite simply brilliant bed and breakfast. Sarah was welcoming with excellent customer service. A hearty, well cooked, delicious breakfast set me up for the day after a very relaxed night's sleep in a spacious bedroom with a comfy bed. A must if you're up in that neck of the woods. The only negative was that I couldn't stay longer!

This tea room with its garden is a hidden gem. We ate scone, butter and cream (£2.95 and fruit cake and Wensleydale cheese (£2.95). We also asked for a pot of Earl Grey tea for two and were asked if we wanted lemon or milk. Unfortunately, the tea was not Earl Grey. However, this did not warrant us making a complaint but stops the establishment gaining 5 stars!

We stopped by this lovely tearoom on our way to Byland Abbey for a walk. We were greeted with a cheery welcome and offered the option of sitting in the lovely garden as the sun was shining. The menu looked tempting but on this, our first visit, we just wanted coffee and scones and teacakes. It was bliss sitting in the sunny, quiet garden and the food and drink were all good. The lady serving us was cheerful and efficient. Really it would have been nice just to sit there longer and eat and drink more but the beautiful local scenery beckoned. Definitely a place we will return to and, if you haven't been yet, get yourself there and explore the local area too.

Years ago I had been to the village of Coxwold and wanted my husband to see it. After visiting St. Michael's Church we needed a coffee and The Tearooms in the old School House were just the place. We enjoyed our coffee with toasted muffins and a scone. Another couple enjoyed soup and a great looking plate of sandwiches. It seems to be popular with bikers. A whole group was sitting in the garden. So staff worked hard, thanking them for coming (though unannounced I think). Very friendly place I would highly recommend.

I visited on a day's bike ride in the Howardian Hills. Lots of rooms plus an outside garden area. Very friendly service and great cake - I'd strongly recommend this cafe for anyone passing through, either in a group or solo.

We stayed 1 night in this lovely B&B and tearooms. The bedrooms and bathrooms are clean and cosy with everything we needed. Sarah was so friendly and couldn't have been more helpful, giving us directions, advice, maps and all we needed for a nice weekend. Her cooked breakfast was delicious, as were the coffees and homemade scones we also had. Would definitely come back!

Lovely charming owner who couldn't do enough for us and our dogs, we'll be regulars here now we've been once. She has a great knowledge of the areaThis is so convenient for lots of walks and cycle rides below and around the White Horse , but is far enough away to not be too crowded. There's also a car park behind the village hall which is handy. We'll be back lots for sure.

I arrived at the tea room literally seconds after a party of seven and inside the place seemed to be full. My heart sank but there was no problem. The lady in charge brought in a table from another room, took my order and served me ahead of the large party. Phew! So nice when you get this sort of attention (and thanks to the large party for not minding).

Sarah was so welcoming, very flexible and such a lovely host!The bedroom was cosy, clean, the bed was extremely comfortable and is situated such a gorgeous little village.The full English Breakfast was all locally sourced and very tasty. Would thoroughly recommend a stay here!

I popped in, with friends, after a walk in nearby Yearsley Forest. There was a warm welcome as we entered. It wasn't long before our order was with us. We enjoyed a lovely pot of tea. Then crumpets and cake. Very nice. The tea room soon filled up with others. People on their own and families. All were equally welcomed. We didn't feel rushed either so sat and enjoyed the convivial atmosphere.

Sarah was very welcoming and is happy to entertain the exhausted and lycra clad. This is a tearoom rather than a restaurant - delicious home made soup and sandwiches with lovely strong fresh coffee :-) Will definitely come again

Lovely welcome today when we had lunch after walking locally, tasty soup, sandwich and cake in very comfortable surroundings. We will be telling all our friends and will make a point of calling again.

We stumbled across these tearooms today. We were on our bikes, in the rain, and we were so impressed with the welcoming atmosphere, coffee that hits the spot and extensive menu.The owner is a joy - warm, friendly and attentive.Their bacon sandwich ranks amongst the best I have had!We look forward to visiting again soon to sample more of the lovely dishes on the blackboards, made with local produce.Seek out this hidden gem before everyone else discovers it!

Sarah wasn't around when we arrived but gave clear information on how we were to enter the premises and which room we were in. A lovely comfortable twin room with hand basin, wardrobe, chest of drawers and tea and coffee making facilities. Nothing was a problem and Sarah made sure everything was perfect. We stayed 3 nights and left feeling as though we'd been there a lot longer. It has been so relaxing. Check out the toiletries. If you're having the full English breakfast - the black pudding is delicious. Hope to go back soon.

Stopped here on the way to a local B&B and had a lovely cream tea in the garden. We'd just tried another local establishment who didn't have scones and weren't very friendly. Coxwold tea rooms were quite the opposite. The owner went out of her way to be helpful, giving advice on the local area and telling us we could relax in the garden after she officially closed. Delicious scones and great cups of tea and coffee. Just what we were looking for and glad we hadn't been successful elsewhere. Would highly recommend. Don't usually make the effort to write a review but the contrast between the 2 places was so marked we wanted to share.

My husband and I where out for the day and whilst driving through Coxwold we came across this picturesque B&B tearoom. The staff welcomed us as we entered the door and asked if we'd like to sit inside or out as it was a lovely day. We chose to sit outside and they took us through to a lovely quaint secluded garden area that had trees and flowers all around.They served fresh local produce and home made cakes and scones. The staff where very friendly and where interested in where people where from. We got chatting to the owner and she showed us the B&B rooms which where spotless. Next time were up north we will definitely stay here

Stayed at Coxwold Tearooms B&B for 1 night as my girlfriend and I had a table booked at the Black Swan at Old stead (next village along).Sarah welcomed us in and is so friendly. We were shown to our room which was spacious enough and includes a sink, wardrobe (with decent hangers), TV, tea and coffee making facilities and a hairdryer. We were a bit apprehensive about the shower and toilets being a short walk from the room but there really is no need to be. We did not bump into any of the other residents. The bathrooms are spacious and very clean. Breakfast was delicious. If you are a coffee drinker you will love the coffee they serve.If going out for the night remember to close your window or you might have a few creatures when you come back, especially if it's been raining on a humid summer evening.I recommend Coxwold Tearooms B&B and I will be back if I'm ever in the area again.

After a days walk we were made most welcome and provide with tea, coffee and delicious home made cakes and scones. To celebrate GB doing so well in the Olympics winning 67 medals they were giving everyone who ordered a cup of tea or coffee a free biscuit.Tea rooms with a very friendly atmosphere.

Spent two nights here for local wedding. Sarah very welcoming and food both in tea room and at breakfast excellent. Room clean and tidy with excellent WiFi. Convenient for York (P&R) about 20 minutes away. Whole experience excellent. Would recommend over one of the more 'modern' establishments in the area.

Lunch here a few days ago. The food was good - nicely presented and tasty. Coffee could have been hotter. The setting is magnificent, we sat in the garden right opposite the abbey ruins. The person taking our order when we arrived was not particularly friendly. Everything seemed to be too much trouble - it became quite funny really. The server though was pleasant.

Very friendly owner. Excellent menu plus homemade cakes and scones and great coffee lattes. Just what we needed on our way to The east coast.

What a wonderful Yorkshire welcome. Excellent . A must visit if in the area. Run by genuine local people. Turn off the A19 between Thirsk and Easingwold.

While walking around villages and fields in the area, I called in for coffee and a fresh cheese scone in the morning. It was so good that, as my walk was a circular one, I was pleased to be able to call again in the afternoon for tea and a fruit scone! This quite startled the owner Sarah, who does not usually get the same customer twice in one day!But I got a very friendly welcome again. And so I've called again several times in the last couple of months while out walking, and brought my wife for a treat!

This is a truly delightful stopping place in the heart of Herriot country. We were greeted by the lovely Sarah, and took our seat in the garden at the back. The menu is good, service second to none, and food really good. Plenty of tea, and a Millionaire chocolate shortcake to die for. Great atmosphere too. Had a look inside and it looked very inviting with plenty of seating, and importantly, clean and airy. This will not be our last visit.We don't get to Coxwold as often as we would like to, but know where to head next time we visit. Good luck Sarah,You've only had the place a short time, but we are sure you will do well.

On a ride out to Coxwold we found the little Tea Room with Rooms how lovely, we made our way to the garden at the back, helpfull and friendly staff came out to welcome us then came back to take our order, carrot cake for me scone with butter for eddie both had tea, there were lots of nice things on the menu, Sarah the owner came out to see if everyone was happy with there food and drinks, we had such a nice time there so relaxing, there are also three bed and breakfast rooms which look very nice will be going back again next time coffee and cake xx

Whilst staying in Harrogate we had a day out to the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and en route we found the Coxwold Tearooms-what a splendid discovery this was. The friendly owner,Sarah, welcomed us and we were given a choice of a table in the beautifully secluded gardens or the cooler tearooms indoors and as it was such a hot day we close the latter.Looking at the menu,with its array of local produce,we quickly decided to stay for lunch and we were spoiled for choice finally deciding on the local ham which came with home-made coleslaw and salad. We then followed this with home-made cake (very difficult to choose which to have from the delicious selection) and finally we had the Yordale rocky road ice cream-which was 'to die for!!' Sarah told us that she had taken over this business recently and that the property dates back over 200 years.The features of these tearooms reflects the balance in its age and the modernisation which Sarah has so tastefully introduced. There is everything here you could possibly need for lunch or bed and breakfast as the attention to detail and comfort is exceptional. This 'yorkshire gem' is a MUST to visit.

What better way to spend an hour to two than stroll through the lovely, peaceful village of Coxwold; have a look at the fabulous church (see separate review of St Michaels) then come to this delightful tearoom for some refreshment. Arguably, this tearoom has everything. It is located in a beautiful village; is housed in a lovely old building; has a gorgeous cottage garden; and serves good food. Add the fact that it is run by lovely people and it is well-nigh perfect. I understand that the new owner, Sarah, has only been here for a few weeks. I wish her well and I look forward to coming back.

Found this little tearoom in COXWOLD. Gorgeous secluded garden, very private and tucked away behind the house. Sarah Bray gave us a lovely welcome and we had plump chicken sandwiches and pot of tea, followed by fruit cake and Wensleydale cheese. Really lovely..... We will be going there again.

I called in for a late lunch by myself this weekend and was given a very warm greeting by Sarah who couldn't do enough to make me feel comfortable. I browsed a great selection of magazines during the (very short) wait for my delicious fish finger sandwich which was served in a Rustic Roll. I also indulged in the famous coffee and walnut cake which was to die for.In short, simple, yummy food and excellent service - I can't wait to go back!

Excellent service and good food at reasonable prices. Very friendly and helpful owner. Just what we needed on a cold, rainy Yorkshire June afternoon.

Lovely welcome in a charming little N Yorks. village. Tea, soft drinks and ploughman's lunch were excellent and really good value. Owner, Sarah, was very friendly and knowledgeable, giving us tips for future visits. We have already booked in to stay over in the summer. Village itself and area are delightful.

A beautiful afternoon spent in the tearoom gardens with pot of tea and yummy panini. Attentive and cheerful service too. Looking forward to out next visit.