Elaines Tea Rooms in Craven

What a hidden gem this place is! It was recommended by a friend so we decided to visit for breakfast. We arrived and it was really really busy! Two big parties in. We were seen to by staff quickly despite it being so busy and we placed our orders and sat outside in the covered area which had a lovely patio heater! We both got a full breakfast and just wow. It was one of the nicest breakfasts I’ve had! Staff were lovely and food superb. Would definitely visit again.

Recomendaría encarecidamente esta encantadora habitación de equipo. Está escondido, pero vale la pena el viaje. La comida es excelente, el personal es muy amable y los precios son geniales. Siempre tengo un viaje para desayunar cuando estoy en la zona con mi familia.

Hemos pasado algún tiempo en la zona, pero no tenía idea de que este lugar existía hasta que un amigo nos llevó. Comimos salchicha y puré en pudín Yorkshire, y gammon. Ambos eran muy sabrosos y buenas porciones. Nuestros amigos dijeron que siempre han tenido comidas fantásticas aquí también. El servicio era agradable y el precio era bueno. Volveré feliz.

Una joya absoluta de un hallazgo. Personal amable y encantador. Excelente comida, todo estaba delicioso no podía faltar. Volveremos en un futuro próximo,

Esta fue nuestra segunda visita a Elaine’s y estábamos ansiosos por ella, pero estábamos muy decepcionados. La mujer que nos atendió fue antipática, tuvimos que pedir cubiertos ya que no se proporcionó y no nos preguntaron si todo estaba bien con nuestra comida (aunque la gente en otras mesas sí). Cuando vino a quitarnos los platos, eso fue lo que hizo. No nos preguntaron si nos gustaría algo más. Nos fuimos entonces y ciertamente no volveremos. Por cierto, la comida en sí era sabrosa, pero sobre - precio.

We highly recommend coming here, you can park easily, the cafe is inviting, service is very good, the staff are very nice & friendly the coffee was lovely, most of all the breakfast was absolutely spot on, even nice to have butter on the toast instead of margarine- nothing else to be said!!

Wonderfully warm and welcoming staff. The food was perfectly portioned and priced. We stopped half way through our hike for a full English (cooked to perfection) and stopped again on our way back for a cold cider and doggy I've cream to cool off! Beautiful views from the patio. We will be back!

I've enjoyed excellent service here in the past and a recent article in the Yorkshire Post made me decide to plan my walk to have lunch here last Saturday. There were plenty of tables outside, well spaced out and hand sanitizer available which was good.When I arrived a waitress came out with some food and said she'd take my order. Unfortunately I sat for over half an hour watching a few other people eating delicious-looking food and saw another couple get up and leave because they'd not been served. The waitress came to them just as they were going and offered them free drinks and food but they declined and went on their way.I eventually managed to attract a waitress's attention and ordered a takeaway tea and coffee cake, explaining I needed it quickly now as I had to catch a train from Giggleswick station to Leeds, where I'd got a pre-booked seat on the next train and so couldn't miss it. Contactless payment didn't work outside, so I had to pay by cash.After the long wait, I was running short of time, so I drank the tea on the way and was worried that I might miss the train. I just had time to eat the cake at the station before the train came. The cake was delicious, but I'd missed lunch. Very disappointed.

terrific find, lovely atmosphere, good simple food and spot on service. Can get busy and peak times so book if you can.

Called at Elaine's on Saturday after New Year for coffee and a cake but ended up having a three course lunch as the menu was so tempting!The service is friendly, helpful and efficient and the food is delicious.We opted for the special soup which was sweet potato and ginger followed by shrimp and crumpets and vegetable nut roast topped with apricots and goats cheese. The nut roast was served with chips, salad and coleslaw and was melt in the mouth perfection.For pudding it was again a split decision so one of went for Christmas pudding and brandy sauce which the other went for the homemade caramel, chocolate shortbread.Very reasonably priced and on a good walking path, we will definitely be back.

Sunday Dinners are first class ... best to book in advance although they will always fit couples in if at all possible ! Weekday menu is good too but nothing to rave about :)

I'd booked to go with my friend for a Christmas meal but became poorly the day before. I rang and spoke to Elaine to cancel on the morning of the booking. Not a problem at all and she wished me well and hoped I got better soon I had other friends going at the same time so I rang the tearooms again and asked if they would plate me up a meal so my friends could drop it in for me on the way home.I've just finished eating it and it was absolutely delicious and has made me feel a bit better.Thank you to Elaine and the lovely lasses who work there. You are all stars as far as I'm concerned.I'll sell the dirty plate on eBay lol lol lol.See you all soon when I'm feeling better.Love to you all.Wend XXX☃️MERRY CHRISTMAS ☃️☃️☃️

Very friendly staff, a real gem of a Tea Room in a cracking setting . It was lovely and cosy by the wood burner after a chilly day walking nearby. The real home made food was fantastic (I opted for meat and potato pie,chips and mushy peas) What a plateful,excellent value!! I have been walking for many years and will visit the area again just so I can work through the menu. Wish I'd found it years ago.

Popped up here for breakfast after passing it a couple of times while out walking. Lovely little gem! Staff are so friendly, food is fab. And wonderful surroundings to walk off the excellent food lol. Thank you xx

Popped in whilst monitoring our DofE groups... Lovely cuppa! Friendly staff... Cracking venue, sure we'll be back soon..

The staff at Traddock House in Austwick suggested we do the Oxenber Woods walk on our first afternoon there as a way to kill some time before dinner. The scenery through the local cow fields and woods was absolutely stunning. Within the first couple of miles we came out in the tiny village of Feizor. To our surprise we turned a little corner in the road and came across Elaine's Tea Room before heading up the hill. It was the perfect stop! We had a nice hot cuppa, some hot buttered toast, and homemade pastries. The staff was very welcoming and friendly towards us here. Quite a homey little gem situated in such beautiful countryside. We were surprised to find such a nice, quaint little tea room in such a remote location. Many thanks to the owners for an enjoyable experience. Highly recommended!

We had seen this on Henry coles motorbike show so we paid it a visit lovely clean cafe we will definitely come back

As our favourite stop-off normally en route to the Lakes, Elaine's came up trumps again yesterday as my halfway stop off during a 50.9 mile bike ride as part of my Cancer Research Cycle 300 challenge. In fact, the whole reason I picked that route was so to come and try the Butternut Squash lasagne and it was just as delicious as I was hoping coming up the hill into Settle! (Hubby equally enjoyed the steak ciabatta too). The chocolate cake we took home for later was amazing and a welcome treat after my ride! See you again soon.

First time we have visited this cafe ... won't be the last ! Not many cafe's make good wholesome freshly cooked food these days but this is one of them !

Me and my family went here for a meal and the food was absolutely lovely. The homemade deserts we so delicious and the views are gorgeous too. It’s not far from a beautiful bluebell walk and is in a great location. The staff there are so friendly and are very accommodating. Will definitely be returning to this lovely tea rooms and would recommend.

We really enjoyed the food and service you provided and if in the area again will definitely return. Your high position on TripAdvisor is well deserved. Thank you.

If you ate seeking home made quality Sunday lunch look no further. Elaine hosts her tearoom with a confident air that is transmitted to her capable friendly staff. Proper food serviced professionally.

Lovely cafe with good choice of hot and cold food, with indoor and outdoor seating, and lovely staff.

Elaine tea rooms. not just tea room but a great place to eat with good home cooking and very friendly staff all in a great setting

After finding some of the other tea rooms in the area lacking the variety we were after, we came across Elaine's on Trip Advisor. Well worth a visit. Friendly Service, extensive menu and delicious food. We would definitely recommend the chip butties with cheese.

Great home cooking, just what walkers want, at this out of the way cafe/restaurant, on a walkers' path. Word of mouth has promoted this place and it's always busy. So busy, you can't book. Turn up and you won't be disappointed.

We were there yesterday it was very nice. Good food plenty of it.

We often come up for a lovely walk to see the bluebells and then go for some lunch or a cake, delicious homemade food and lovely staff would highly recommend

A lovely little cafe that's well worth leaving the main road for.

So, having just completed the 3peaks, found nowhere in Horton in Ribblesdale did breakfast! Which was annoying.

We have been calling at Elaine's Tea Rooms for many years - the village of Feizor is well off the beaten track - but well worth finding. The staff are extremely pleasant and welcoming, the food is traditional English Country fare - wonderful!

Lovely food, cheerfully served and arrived quickly at a very busy time.

Elaines Tea Rooms are simply beautiful, fresh wonderful home cooked food, fantastic staff, and wonderful atmosphere, feel very lucky to have been able to visit, and it is a must if you are feeling like food and drinks that you can tell so much care has been taken over. Thank you all, great will see you soon.

Must visit if in the area, warm friendly welcome and great menu including good provision for a wide variety of dietary requirements.

- always welcoming - always busy - first rate cafe with a wide choice of straightforward meals and superb home made cakes

Called in for brekky after seeing it on Henry Cole's Motorbike Show.

We set out from Austwick with a veiw of walking to Stainforth, but as the rain lashed down we came across this tea room, and being wet and cold we decided to stop for refreshments. The place was full with a few reserved tables, But as we only wanted a pot of tea and some soup they kindly squeezed us in, and very nice it was too.

Walked to the Tea Room from Austwick. Lovely walk and didn't feel so guilty stuffing our faces.......

Great food stop when hiking or mountain biking, plenty of outside seating. The staff are all friendly and helpful. I’ve never been disappointed with the food and the price is very reasonable. Called in on Sunday and managed to get a table inside a lot of the tables were reserved so if you are planning to have Sunday lunch phone ahead so not to be disappointed.

We stopped off at Elaine’s on a walk today after it being recommended to us. The cafe is located in a pretty little hamlet and is surrounded by beautiful scenery. The weather was warm so we sat outside in the spacious outdoor seating area. The indoor area looked welcoming too. We ordered drinks and main meals, all of which were of good quality and value for money. The waitress who served us was very efficient and friendly and we would definitely visit here again.

Lovely tearooms not far from main road. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Stunning natural surroundings. Meals tasty and cakes superb ! Popular with Bikers, cyclists and walkers alike. A great stop away from Settle itself.

As usual, excellent place to visit, eat and drink. Elaine is a delightful host, always with a smile and ready to have a friendly word (or two).staff very helpful, courteous.

This cafe /restaurant situated in the folds of the hills, at Feizor, just five minutes from Settle's town centre, serves some of the most sumptuous yet down to earth meals I have ever eaten. Cooked by the chefs, including Elaine, within sight of the diners, everything is made in house, using locally sourced ingredients.

Absolutely fantastic roast dinner on Sunday lunchtime. Chicken was succulent, vegetables wholesome, stuffing and gravy hearty. Best roast dinner we've enjoyed in years. Don't look for frills but you can expect a really friendly welcome and great service. Prices very reasonable too. Lovely location and ambience.

What a fantastic cafe this is! Off the beaten track but we were taken there by my brother when on holiday in The Dales. Very popular, but luckily we booked a table in advance. Plenty of seating outside if weather is good, but limited inside. There were dogs at every table, including our two, and all on their best behaviour! Food is excellent and includes roasts on Sundays. My husband had burger and chips, I had the fishcakes and my brother and his wife both opted for bacon roll, and sausage and fried egg roll followed by delicious home made cake. The staff were very cheerful even though rushed off their feet. A wonderful experience all round.

Elaine is just like a place I used to work in. Lovely little tea rooms, very nice and attentive staff. First visit and had a toasted ciabatta sandwich. Nicely dine and presented. Will definitely come again when I'm back in the area.

What a wonderful little café. We walked over the mountains from Settle to this café and what a delight! The food was really nice, really friendly staff who were informative when it came to the waiting time for the food. Lovely place that I would definitely recommend ad go visit again!

I had the Lamb shank with trimmings and my wife had cheese and onion pie,our friends had cheese and onion quiche and said it was the best cheese and onion they had had.

As always we were greeted by friendly staff into the tearoom of our dreams. The place was full but they found a table in the corner for us and a couple mins later asked if we would like to move to a larger and better table.. perfect! The full English breakfast was second to none.. delicious and beautifully cooked by the amazing staff . It was busy with walkers and other diners, but nothing fazes the great staff here who work miracles and give everyone kind , prompt and polite service. Great, relaxed atmosphere .

Indeed it is a dog friendly cafe - in fact you need to be dog delirious to stop here. It's a compact tea room in a lovely location. I had lunch surrounded by eleven wet dogs and their adoring owners. As a new dog (s) came in, copious greetings with barking ensued, the doors open and shut continuously letting dogs and cold wind in. The service was friendly, the lunch good for sustaining a walker. North Yorkshire more and more boasts dog friendly eateries where everyone seems to have one, or even three, dogs as their friends. Dog owners are taking over pubs, restaurants and cafes - ah well - butties then in the outdoors then for people like me.

Very convenient location for walkers and others exploring the dales. The coffee was average but the food looked tempting.

Called in with the wife while out on the motorbike. Really warm welcome. Food was excellent and the cakes were superb. Will definitely be returning.

Arrived towards closing time and received a friendly welcome. Very accommodating in provide a hot meal which we requested. Enjoyed 3 Bangers, Mash, Peas and a Yorkshire Pudding served piping hot. Followed by a slice of coffee cake with a blob of delicious ice cream. To drink had chilled Elderflower which was pleasant and refreshing.

A group of 20 Walkers descended on this Cafe. Whilst we were welcome to sit inside we decided against and sat outside on tables and chairs, which were under cover, because we had our own sandwiches. All ordered a hot drink and either a scone or piece of cake to eat after sandwiches. The staff were extremely efficient in serving 20 people quickly with top quality food and drinks

Called off for breakfast on the way to the lakes for breakfast after a recommendation from a friend. The breakfast was rather large with good quality produce, bacon, sausages ,black pudding ,beans ,tomatoes ,mushrooms ,hash brown and toast. Tea or coffee was extra. The staff were welcoming and the service was good and although we didn't have cakes they looked amazing.

Popped in for a hot chocolate and cake. Both were very very tasty. Wish we had room for lunch as the menu looked very tempting and the food being brought out to others looked and smelled amazing.

The two of us just popped in for a cup o’tea and a slice o’cake whilst on a walk. From our arrival to our leaving, the service and hospitality was perfect and the food, well... Passed on the cake and had a really tasty fruit scone (that’s scone as in “gone” ), homemade and served warm with cream and jam, well it would have been rude not to - divine. Will definitely make an effort to revisit when we’re in the area (which is fairly regular). Heartily recommended.

There is nothing pretentious about this place if ever there was an establishment that was more hospitable and accommodating I haven,t seen it. Walkers with muddy boots, dogs, very elderly slow and frail, the little ones with picky ways doesn’t matter they will make you feel welcome and feed you well. The food is generous good home cooking, locally sourced, the waitresses were attentive ,respectful , fresh faced local country girls. Over the last number of years we have visited from Canada and nothing has made us feel more in the heart of the Dales than here. The small lane you drive up to get there rewards you with beautiful views. The farmhouse atmosphere is heartwarming. My advice is book because you don,t want to miss out. Fabulous food p.s. save some room for the crumbles,pies and cakes they offer

My uncle had the gammon, for the price he said it was delicious & it was huge took up half the plate, i had the steak n ale pie, so yummy n hot delicious dinner great place to take your family after a nice walk through the dales great value for money

Called for tea & cake after a long walk in the surrounding countryside. Very warm welcome in a lovely, homely cafe. Great selection of cakes & we all enjoyed our choices. Will call again for sure when in this beautiful area.

Visited previously and had chip bap- excellent chips! Next visit, meat & potato pie. Again, very good! We were full after that so custard tart to take home and when we eventually regained our appetite, we agreed it was the best custard tart we have ever had! A great place for a pit stop on a Dales walk.

Called into Elaine's Tearoom after walking the Clapham Nature Trail with our 2 Miniature Schnauzers. It was just what was needed, warm, friendly welcome, a super sausage and bacon barm, a lovely pot of tea. Will definitely call again.

What a gem of a cafe. Super, great-value, tasty food. For example, a massive portion of fabulous chips for under £2. Quite rightly packed to the gunnels on a Sunday lunchtime. Quick, friendly service even when busy. Great walks in the area. What more do you want!

Fantastic food serving delicious home made meals, cakes and drinks. A good reason to organize a walk that includes this brilliant not to be missed cafe.

The title says it all. Friendly little cafe in the middle of nowhere. Great food, always great service, proper tea and a nice stroll from Austwick.

Did a lovely circular walk from Austwick and this cafe was at the bottom of the track. Very busy spot, service was ok. Victoria sponge was lovely and coffee was standard.

We Have been here a couple of times for the fantastic breakfast so we wanted to try the Christmas lunch they do in December.

I have visited this little tea rooms on four occasions now and the food is consistently outstanding. Nothing is too much trouble and the staff are delightful, polite and efficient.you can’t help but feel you have taken a step back in time with it’s homely atmosphere.

Consistent service in this delightful hamlet. Well placed to refresh either before, during or after a walk.

Lovely cafe in a beautiful setting with very friendly staff. Great food! The cafe is dog and child friendly with a toy box to keep little ones happy. A great start point for walking/running/climbing/caving/cycling/mountain biking

Knew the cafe was there, just never called in. What a surprise. Totally off the beaten track. Called for a cuppa, ended up with Sticky Toffee pudding as well (awesome!!). Neighbouring table had Roast Beef Lunch (£9.95), looked awesome.

Wow! What a burger! We had the 8oz beef burgers with chips, coleslaw and salad. They were delicious. The staff are truly lovely, so friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended and we wouldn't hesitate in calling again.

Very friendly staff. Portions are large and delicious. They also have a selection of very tasty cakes. Tucked away in a little town called Feizor. Was a rainy Thursday afternoon and was very busy, can imagine you’ll need to book in the summer but does have outside seating. Definitely will return.

This lovely cafe is tucked away in the small hamlet of Feizor situated between Austwick and Giggleswick/Settle. Wide range of options including, teas and coffees, light snacks, cooked meals and cakes and pastries - something for everyone. Staff are really friendly and helpful and service is good. An excellent place to call in if you are walking in the surrounding countryside.

It is a lovely walk over the hills from Stainforth to Phizer. My wife and sister had an excellent roast beef dinner with Yorkshire puds cooked to perfection. I went for the homemade 8oz burger which was one of the best burgers I have ever tasted. Generous portions at a sensible price served by enthusiastic freindly staff. Defo worth a visit.

This lovely café tucked away in the gorgeous hamlet of Feizor, outside Austwick in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, provided us with warm welcome one Saturday afternoon in July 2018 when we turned up almost at closing time. Furthermore, they bent over backwards to accommodate our dietary restrictions (one lactose free child, and a gluten free adult) so that we could have a delicious snack before continuing with our ramble. Thank you very much.

After walking to see bluebells and amazing wild flowers nearby, we were thankful to stop for tea and scones at this lovely remote tea-room. Excellent service, lovely home-made scones, bottomless teapot, and dog-friendly. Just what we needed.

This tearoom in the remote village of Feizor is a hidden secret. It is perfectly situated if you are walking, cycling or just visiting the area between Austwick and Settle. They are open long hours, serve drinks, meals, lovely cakes and ice creams. Seating inside is comfortable, but on a nice day there is a lot of space outside. Very pleasant staff. Highly recommended.

Called for lunch recently whilst holidaying in the area and we had excellent service and delicious food. My husband had the Stilton and broccoli soup which he said was delicious and we both had a sausage bap which was also delicious and well filled. We had no room for dessert but saw some delicious looking lemon meringue and Victoria sponge which was popular with others. Off the Beaten track but most definitely worth a visit. Staff were lovely obviously enjoy their work

This place can only exist through word of mouth as it’s tucked away in a village on a non-through road and has no through traffic. The fact that it not only exists but thrives, says something about what a great little place this is. Great atmosphere combined with quick service and good food.

After a long walk up and over the hills, we were ready for some refreshments. We were welcomed by a lovely cheery young girl, who then waited in us. Nothing was too much trouble . She was quick and efficient during the busy late lunch period. We ordered a tuna salad sandwich which came with a nice side salad, and a home made fruit scones - which was warm and fresh. At the end of our meal, the young girl said it was no trouble to top up our water bottle with tap water. Fantastic little cafe

Idyllic hideaway setting. Eat in or out. Good home made food. Roast beef dinner very good value. Fresh vegetables, very good. Such a lot of choice. Buy your free-range eggs whilst you're there. Breakfasts, lunches, main meals, snacks, afternoon teas etc. Very good value for money. It gets busy too.

Me and my husband were visiting my parents and asked where we could get lunch-they suggested here and decided to come with us.I was not even aware this place existed.On a gorgeous sunny day the place was busy but we were given a table but told it would need to be vacated in an hour as it was reserved.This was not a problem but as it happened another table became available for the reservation so we were able to linger.Food was great,table was clean and service was attentive but not intrusive.cannot comment on prices as my father insisted on paying.I will certainly go back.Only problem was quite a few flying bugs but as it is out in the countryside this will happen.

I LOVE Elaine’s breakfasts. Brilliant staff, lovely and clean, great service. Fantastic value for money and we keep coming back for more !

A bit out of the way but well known despite it. Has a great reputation for good old fashioned food, big portions and fair price. Always busy but plenty of staff. Eat in or outside.

We were in Austwick to do the Yorkshire Three Peak Challenge. Staying at the excellent Wood View B&B.; Unfortunately, a back injury meant I had to forget the Three Peaks this time. After waving my wife and a friend off for their attempt on the peaks (they did it in 10 hrs 20 minutes) I wondered what to do to while away the time.

Walked a good six miles across the Dales to find this fantastic gem of a place which is popular with walkers. We had a delicious Sunday Roast-chicken, roast potatoes and lovely veg all for a fraction of what we would be charged in London! Friendly helpful service, clean loos and just a nice place to relax after a long walk. We felt well and truly fired up to make the trip back to our cottage by the time we had eaten a summer fruit pudding and cream!

We came across this place by chance and would recommend to anyone who likes real homemade fare. The produce was second to none, fresh delicious and tasty, we where served within two minutes and didn’t have long to wait for our Sunday Brunch.

really good homed cooked meals large portions and well presented.no wonder you need to book for sunday lunch.always very busy never had a bad meal.

Walked here with the dog. Lovely scenery and super tea room. Tasty egg and bacon bap and good coffee. Very dog friendly. Didn’t have cake but they were homemade and looked great.

Bustling cafe, seemingly in the middle of nowhere, but perfectly situated on our walk from Clapham to Settle.. Great quality sandwiches, efficiently served in garden eating area.

After reading and hearing such fantastic reviews of this out of the way place we thought it would make a nice day out. So we went on a little cycling trip and ended up at the cafe around 2pm. Crowded, which is a good start. Sat ourselves and waited. Menu on the table, which had in large letters, ask about the daily specials. First mistake. I suspected the menu I looked at was the menu and any specials would be for something extra added to what was on the menu. Anyway. I was not excited by the menu. Mostly breakfast fare. Well I heard they served a most wonderful breakfast, so let's go for it. And a bacon and sausage bap. The sausages tasted as if they had been deep fried, again. The fried bread tasted as if it had been soaked in some cheap fryer oil and not fried thoroughly. One egg, one slice of toast, two sausages, a slice of bacon, usual tomatoes, beans, hash brown and mushroom. £8.50. Sausage, same deep fried, again, and bacon bap for £3.50. Order of chips that tasted as if they had been soaked in some fat before being fried too long at varying temp. I did not see a real menu until I asked for a desert menu. To my surprise here was a menu with real fare offered. So I ordered a cup of tea, which tasted like a cup of tea. But after thinking of the food I had already eaten and how disappointed I was with the whole thing I decided I had best not, possibly, waste any more of my money on desert. Will I be back? Guess

Pity it's in Yorkshire, but you can't have everything!....from an envious Lancastrian! We were welcomed at opening time with freshly-baked scones and delicious coffee. Then a trip to see the fantastic spring flowers nearby. A return trip at lunchtime and we found the place very busy. But service was slick and friendly and the food! The biggest Gammon steak I've ever seen ( big enough for two really) for my wife and a lovely, home baked steak pie for me. Lots of happy customers about....and no sign of staff being anything other than charming, despite their dealing with a crowded caff at peak time. A friendly farewell from Elaine when we left...and we're already planning a return.

We had coffee and cake here on two occasions. Lovely staff, service and unique location... well worth the short drive from Settle. Many thanks for serving us after closing time.

Friends recommended this place whilst we were staying at The Traddock so we scouted it out on a very windy, wet morning. We were told to have the scones! Oh my word they were delightful, massive, warm, fresh and the best I’ve had . Try these if nothing else l

We’ve been calling at Elaine’s for years now. It’s a perfect stop on a muddy dog walk around that part of the Dales. Usually we just stop for a cappuccino which is always excellent. Hot and frothy, just how I like them.

We had been to see the Norber Erratics and walked along the Pennine Bridleway from Austwick before arriving, very hungry and a bit wet. The staff were welcoming and all the food was delicious, sandwiches, chips, followed by cakes. Open every day, I can't wait to come back on a sunny day and try those tables in the garden.

We visited Elaines Tea Rooms on our way from Derbyshire to Cockermouth after hearing very good reports of it. From the A65 between Ingleton and Settle we took a narrow lane signposted for Feizor and in about a mile came to the Tea Rooms. There was ample parking both by the Tea Rooms and in the farm opposite. Access for wheelchairs is good. We were there mid morning for coffee and cakes. The choice of cakes was amazing and all home made. The meals we saw brought out for other customers were fantastic and we will certainly go there again and sample their cooking. The grilled gammon looked amazing and a definite must for next time. It was very busy but the service was very good and we didn't have to wait. The staff were very friendly.

If only I had been shown this uniquely amazing place before now! Tucked away near Settle. Wonderful place-food to die for- cakes and Yorkshire Tea. Staff extremely attentive.Also I purchased some bootees for my nephew to be- as well as some Body shop products!Thankyou.2nd visit now. I shall be returning! Julie @ Phoenix Lily Flowers. xxx

Great cafe ! Absolute spot on. The food is great and the staff are great toooo ! Nice stop for cyclists and walkers.