Graze on the Green in Ryedale

Lovely, hearty food, great staff and very reasonable prices - excellent all round. Perfect lunch discovery on our Autumn trip out in this beautiful part of North Yorkshire.

Brilliant and friendly staff. The tea and coffee were lovely and the selection of sweet treats and food was brilliant. The meringue was absolutely gorgeous. I would love the go there again and 100% recommend.

Having visited the cafe in April on holiday and had a wonderful experience, we decided to go along for lunch on our holiday in September. The food was as good as remembered, very delicious, great quality and also exceptional value! We were too full after our lunch so got cake to take away for later in the day. The selection of cakes was vast and did not disappoint. We even decided to stop by today to get more takeaway cake and the selection was completely different bit still as delicious, best cakes we have had in a long while. We highly recommend this cafe and will definitely return next April during our next holiday

One of the best cafes in Rosedale. Extensive menu and a changing list of “specials” Food is of exceptional quality and quantity. Deserts are scrumptious. Seating is at a premium so it is always advisable to book ahead. If weather allows there is also an outdoor seating area. There is always a smile and a greeting from the very helpful staff.

Stopped for a coffee. Ended up with a pear Bakewell too. Absolutely fabulous. All food is prepared and cooked on the premises. A complete delight discovered by luck.

Whenever I'm visiting Middlesbrough I always drive out to Rosedale and pay a visit to Graze on the Green. The food, coffee and location are great. I always like to sit outside in the good weather and the establishment is dog-friendly. On my most recent visit, the staff went the extra mile answering questions about ingredients. I booked a table via email, and it was ready for us even though we arrived early. I can't praise this place and the staff highly enough.

Just had the largest and best Full Yorkshire breakfast. There are other options on the menu but if you're really hungry and want to be spoilt try the full breakfast. They also do amazing baking and are dog friendly.

An excellent scrambled egg on toast with smoked salmon 😋 There was just the right quantity of toast 🍞 too, served on the side, which in my view prevents the toast from becoming soggy! Brilliant coffee ☕️, plus a lovely friendly service. Well worth visiting, but booking is advisable ☎️

We were given a recommendation about this establishment and decided to give it a try. The drive from Whitby was very scenic and the village is beautiful. I can honestly say we had the best lunch even though we only had a sandwich. The fillings were delicious and the bread was top quality. We took away a cream tea. The scone was superb and the jam was clearly home made and very special. We cannot wait to go back the next time we are on holiday.

What a find - the staff were lovely and the food was superb. The white onion and cider soup was delicious 😋 We took away a slice of berry Bakewell also delicious.

Located in a beautiful location. Friendly staff. Food ranges from soups, sandwiches, quiches and salads. All homemade and very well presented. I had the tomato and basil soup which came with a big wedge of homemade crusty bread. All the meals that our group of 5 had were really good. Had to leave room for the cakes that were beautifully displayed. As this is a small café with good food we recommend booking in advance.

We called in halfway through walking the 12 mile Rosedale loop from the Lion Inn. Service was friendly and efficient and the cafe is dog friendly. Good coffee and excellent cakes. The Pear Bakewell tart I had was particularly god.

My husband and I visited the tea room today for a breakfast and wow it was fabulous and well worth every penny I'd definitely recommend we sat outside in the garden and it was just lovely.

We stopped here for lunch on the first day of our short break in Rosedale Abbey. There's a pretty little tea garden. We ate inside as it was a bit cool, and were lucky to get a table as we hadn't booked.The food was so good that we came back for takeaway another day, knowing we'd be away from Rosedale at lunchtime.The attention to detail is fantastic - beautiful side salads with the sandwiches, excellent coffee and tea, and the cakes - what can I say? Outstanding!I think other revewers have said it already - but the carrot cake and bakewell tart have to be the best ever. We will be back.

Quite simply the best "Full English" breakfast I've ever eaten. I've done a lot of Business travel and stayed and eaten far and wide in the UK but this mornings breakfast at this little gem of a place surpasses everything before it. Welcome friendly service, good management of Covid regulations, and charming deli/store to boot. Good quality ingredients, cooked well (to order so a bit of a wait but that's not a criticism... goods things are worth the wait) and served piping hot. One of my bugbears is cold toast served with breakfast but none of that malarkey here. Top quality coffee again served piping hot too. Would definitely visit and given it's right in the heart of one of the most beautiful dales in Yorkshire why wouldn't you.Thank you, you've made my weekend.

Wow wee it was simply perfect from start to finish. From ordering to leaving you couldn’t pick a single fault with the whole experience. Staff were polite, welcoming and real ambassadors to the cafe. We ordered 2 Lattes and 2 cakes and wow wee, we where in heaven! The cakes were tasty and you could capture every flavour. Fantastic presentation and presented with love and care! The Lattes were heaven too and tasty and not bitter or too strong! So would we go again? Most definitely and counting the days until July! Price wise, wow wee, it won’t make a dint in your wallet and such great value!

Very disappointing. Drove through some beautiful countryside with this place set as our destination. Wish we hadn’t bothered. We were welcomed and shown to a table then just left there. The waitresses came past many times as they served what were obviously local folk. Extremely frustrating and damn right rude the way we were ignored. I recommend avoiding if you are not “the right sort”. Ended up walking out and happy not to give them any money.

Wonderful little cafe in Rosedale. We visited a couple of weeks ago and bought tasty cakes and sandwiches, the highlight being Chocolate and Baileys brownie which was heavenly.This gorgeous eatery has certainly put Rosedale on the map and we will make the 45 minute drive just to eat here. Great service, outstanding food and wonderful location. Useful garden to the side for al fresco dining and plenty of space on the green opposite to eat takeout food. Or drive up Chimney Bank and over the moor top, there is a lovely grassed area by the river about a mile along this road to eat your goodies.We've just heard about James' accident and wish him a speedy recovery (check out Facebook page), in the meantime if you are visiting please support these guys and be patient with limited menus & unexpected closures.

This is a stunning cafe in a wonderful location. We have visited here many times over the years whether that be when we are visiting Rosedale or we are visiting Pickering and drive up especially. The owners make the most fantastic cakes and are so generous with their portions. Can't wait to visit again soon!

A very friendly welcoming place to stop for a bite to eat.Several tables outside at the moment .Quick Service with Excellent food .Highly Recommended. For walkers Drivers ,cyclists and motor cyclists.Parking around the village close to the venue was not a problem at the moment.

Best cake for 100 miles!The Apple Struesel cake was to die for, and the Chocolate & Orange cake and the Peanut Butter Brownie, and, and, and...! We tried a few from here whilst staying locally. All amazing. Very safe re Covid and friendly staff. Lovely Deli attached. Interesting products and bought many of them. Highly recommend.

Called in yesterday after having the cafe recommended by a regular. It was busy in the village but we managed to park and bought two lattes, a ham salad sandwich and a coronation chicken sandwich which we ate across on The Green opposite as the tea garden was full. The lemon meringue pie smiled at us so we had to take a piece home!! All the food was of a very high quality, fresh and delicious. Love the fact that they support local suppliers - why wouldn't they! Fortunately my wife couldn't eat all her coronation chicken sandwich so I got to taste both - no wonder the cafe was recommended to me!! Friendly staff too. Will definitely be back.

We've stopped off here many many times this year after running/walking locally. It is reliably wonderful.We love stopping off for a top quality bacon butty, a coffee and a piece of cake.Brilliant quality and value for money, great selection of cakes/sweet treats.They also have a lovely little farm shop should you need some milk, eggs, bread etc.Staff are always friendly and there's a toilet on site which is a life saver after a long walk!

Due to COVID restrictions we had to sit outside in the small but comfortable garden. Very friend,y staff. We enjoyed the coffee and the cakes were delicious - rhubarb strudel and berry bakewell tart.

I couldn’t recommend highly enough. Visited recently whilst hiking and had a delicious fish finger sandwich special, all homemade and with a side order of salad, mushy peas and crisps. Delicious! In fact the service, scenery and coffee were so good that we returned at the end of the day for another coffee before our return drive home.

Outstanding! We visited as a family of four, delighted to find the peaceful garden where lunches and drinks are currently being served. The kitchen was very flexible with my dietary requirements and worked up a bespoke toastie (off the menu) for my son too. We went expecting a ‘light’ lunch, but all the meals were exceptionally generous, huge sandwiches coming with an imaginative salad, coleslaw and vegetable crisps. My breakfast roll had the best black pudding I’ve ever tasted. Friendly service and an idyllic location (especially in the sun!). We look forward to returning!

Super speedy email back to inform me they were open for take-ways... due to covid restrictions it was a good few months before we returned... We were not disappointed, excellent service with delicious choice of take away food especially the cakes yummy scrumptious x will be back asap

Graze on the green has recently reopened for take away only due to covid restrictions. Being local, but disgracefully never visiting I'm ashamed to say, found that their pastries and cakes absolutely superb.All bread, cakes and pastries being made on site.Very friendly and again.....superb!

We went camping in Rosedale Abbey at the beginning of September, and visited this cafe on three separate occasions. Only two customers are allowed in at a time. The first time we bought a lemon cake, a fruit tart (sorry I can't remember the exact names of these two cakes) a battenberg cake, and a raspberry drink. The battenberg was absolutely delicious! I would say it's one of the nicest cakes I have ever eaten, I'm not sure what made it taste so good, but I would definitely buy it again! The second time, we ordered a peach tart and a pecan tart, again, very nice cakes. The third time we visited was on our departure day back home, I ordered a crayfish and lemon mayonnaise sandwich for £5.00. This was a very tasty sandwich, I particularly enjoyed the lemon mayo, it was a nice change from normal mayo. My boyfriend had a brie, bacon and caramelised onion panini for £5.50. We also shared a chocolate cookie : ) and my boyfriend had a decaf cappuccino.If you are in the area, please give this little place a try! You won't be disappointed. The gentleman who served us each time was polite (I think he was one of the owners) and all of the food is so nice, especially the battenberg cake and the lemon mayo in my sandwich.

We called this afternoon for food to take back to our cottage ordered homemade roasted red pepper and tomato soup absolutely delicious ham salad box again delicious ham sandwiches and a portion of freshly cooked homemade chunky chips and mixed berries Bakewell tart sponge cake with poppyseeds and lemon syrup sponge if I could have given you 10stars I would your food is the best we’ve had on our short break to Rosedale thank you so very much

In the beautiful village of Rosedale Abbey, this is a fantastic little village shops. There are some fantastic home baked cakes on offer, fresh bread, ice cream and some warm snacks, with some outside seating. The bacon rolls are exquisite! Unlike some of the reviews, I thought the prices were perfectly reasonable especially given rural location and quality of produce.

Lovely choice of sweet and savoury treats during two recent visits. The sausage rolls are amazing. Good variety of both sweet and savoury treats the brownie was my ‘very favourite’ this time round. Can’t wait to visit again.

Only take away at the time of my visit but you could eat in their garden. We liked having sandwiches, crisps and a bottle of wine to have for supper at our B&B when we did not eat out.

So pleased graze on the green is open once again and havent lost their knack of producing the most delicious cake and coffee. Best bakewell tart we've ever had. We will be back very soon. Many thanks for the great service.

How wonderful that Graze on the Green has reopened after their winter break. We've been counting the days and decided in the middle of Half Term week to take some friends over for lunch. We rang and booked a table and arrived a few minutes early. Our table was being used by a family who were enjoying hot drinks so we were happy to wait on the comfy chairs near the gas stove. The reserved notice was still on the table so we knew the family occupying it wouldn't be very long. After around 15 minutes or so they did get up and leave. We enjoyed some banter with them as they had forgotten to take their dog and this caused much amusement.Referring to a previous poor review, the booking system at this establishment does appear difficult to manage but the staff are caught between a rock and a hard place. Have a cafe full of empty reserved tables or fit people in with a polite notice informing them of the time of the next booking and rely on them to vacate.A cafe that is always full, that receives rave reviews 99% of the time, that serves outstanding food, delicious cakes, has dedicated and hard working owners and staff surely deserves a little accommodation when things don't go entirely to plan.All of us enjoyed our lunch, Spiced Butternut Squash soup, delicious ham and chutney sandwiches with imaginative side salads and large bowl of freshly cooked chips, halloumi 'toastie' with beautifully presented side salad. This is a cafe to chill and catch up with friends and as Axl Rose writes - to use a little patience

Stopped off for brunch. Excellent food and service and genuinely dog friendly. Despite being busy we didn't have to wait long for our food and coffee was on the table almost straight away. We left with some of their excellent baked products - sausage rolls highly recommended!

My Aunt and Uncle love this place and when we visit we always pop in for a meal. We have had breakfasts, lunch and afternoon tea and cake. Every single trip has been brilliant. The breakfast was fantastic, we especially liked the sausages and black pudding. The sausage rolls, omg yum. So much so we bought some to take home with us, even though were were stuffed at the time. The service is always great and I love the style of the cafe. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone wanting a yummy meal in a beautiful place. Thanks

Delicious range of dishes prepared on site for breakfast, brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, or take out. We enjoyed a marvellous cooked breakfast and tasty coffee. Friendly service that included a warm welcome and treats for the dog. Clearly a popular place despite - or perhaps because of - its remote location; the drive across the moors was beautiful, and "Graze On The Green" was the cherry on top. We left with some gorgeous sausage rolls, berry bakewell tart, and bottles of Yorkshire cider.

Having been to this tea room on three previously occasions and not been able to get a seat we decided to reserve a table as we had seen other parties do. We emailed Darren asking if we could book a table for 2 at 1pm on the 16th February, we, received a prompt reply confirming the reservation. We arrived at the tea rooms at 12.50pm to be told that another party was occupying our reserved table. Given that we were early we said we would take a walk round the village and come back. We arrived back in the tea room at about 1.10pm to be told that unfortunately the table had still not been vacated. The waitress simply shrugged her shoulders and asked what we wanted to do. Given that it was a very wet and blustery day so another walk round the village was not an option and the tea room is very small and cramped and there was no indication as to when the table would become vacant we decided to leave. There was another table reserved for 1pm for a larger party who even by the time we left had not as yet arrived but we were not offered this table. It seems that if you are a small party then management prefer to edge their bets as to whether you will arrive for the booking, but are willing to honor a reservation for a larger party. We traveled a 40 mile round trip and the journey out was as a birthday treat. Needless to say we will not return, I really do wish Darren had simply said its first come first served even on a reserved table at which point I would have cancelled the booking and gone somewhere else.

We love it here and will make the 45 minute journey just to enjoy the wonderful friendly atmosphere, interesting and mouthwatering food, diverse flavours.The staff are some of the best I have come across anywhere, accommodating, welcoming and do go the extra mile. During a very busy lunch service on New Years Eve our waitress found the time to light the wood burner for us and found us a great table amongst the maze of reserved notices. Don't know your name but want you to know you're a STAR and clearly an asset to the team.From the roast ham and mustard sandwiches to the flavoursome soups and the large and appetising paninis this is a cafe for everyone and we can't wait for them to re open in February

Had lunch today at Graze on the Green. It was quiet which I understand is unusual but it was a wet and windy Thursday in late November. It is cozy and small inside with welcoming staff. We can only say that the food is faultless. We chose chicken bacon and avocado on ciabatta and pastrami emmental and gherkin on toasted sourdough. Both came with a lovely salad, coleslaw and crisps. Wish I'd taken a photo, portions are huge and both were gorgous (pastrami was favourite). We had tea for two which came in a large teapot giving us about 4 cups each. I thoroughly recommend a visit, the only downside was that we didn't have room to try one of the delicious looking cakes.

Excellent lunch of chicken sandwiches, coleslaw and side salad. Outstanding pot of tea. The cafe was buzzing with customers even at this time of year. Warm and welcoming. The cakes looked fab but unfortunately I had no room to squeeze one in.

Best value, best quality imaginative food, lovely kind service - each dish is made with no compromises from scratch with so much care and attention. Sure it may take a while when things are busy, as they always deservedly are, yet the result is perfection every time. Try the warm Pastrami, Emmental and Gherkin sandwich in toasted sourdough bread with amazingly beautiful salad garnish - wow! The coffee is top notch, the cakes are just ridiculously wonderful, there are even some very enticing wines on offer too. All this amidst wonderful foodie aromas, in a lovely cosy atmosphere with a woodburning stove on cold days. Big thank you to Darren & James, and thanks to Gill for great service. Outstanding, back soon.

My husband and I visited this beautiful Tea Room on Saturday with our little black poodle Ted, the Tea Room was very busy but the very helpful Lady found us a table within 10 mins of arriving, it was well worth the wait, this establishment is food paradise, we had Smoked Bacon and Brie Panenes they were Devine, I left some room for the Blueberry Bakewell Tart, absolutely amazing. But the best bit was yet to come, we took 2 Caremalised onion Sausage Rolls for our Tea, they are the best Sausage Rolls I have ever tasted, we will definitely be returning to this little piece of Heaven ❤❤Oh yes and Doggy friendly

Visited your wonderful cafe whilst staying with a friend in Rosedale she had been telling me about it for so long well worth the wait.

Nothing scary about our recent experience at GOG to start our get away from Halloween break! Each time we visit GOG, the food is superb and the home made cakes are fantastic. Love the coffee too.

Found this wonderful tea and coffee shop by accident driving over the North York Moors. What a great decision. For lunch they serve a range of open sandwiches (I had a Reuben, my wife had a crayfish and smoked salmon). They were both delicious; served with home made roast vegetable salad, green salad and coleslaw. Excellent bread. But excellent as these were, the cakes were outstanding. All homemade- the four level blackberry and straw berry sponge caught my eye. But all of them together looked magnificent. A great find...we were lucky to get a table

Very warm welcome, fantastic lunch and brilliant service. Our youngest couldn’t finish her lunch so the staff boxed it up for us to take it home. This place is a gem, we’ll be back next year.

Wow, absolutely amazing. Highlight of our holiday. Top quality food, simple menu but food beautifully done. Take away options are good for all the things you want to try but can't squeeze in.

Quick lunchtime visit for a late lunch. Bacon sandwich and cream tea both excellent and great value for money. Brilliant service, dog friendly, seriously good, can't wait to come back :)

I have just had the best sandwiches, side salad and cake in any tea shop anywhere, it was superb, the service and atmosphere was first rate congratulations to everybody concerned

Have just spent a lovely time at graze on the green, it has a lovely friendly atmosphere.we had sandwiches , everything was beautiful and the attention to detail was superb, when the menu says accompanied by a side salad and slaw, you don’t expect what you get it was really tasty and fresh the bread was lovely and soft, the chicken was lovely, in fact a lot of lovely’s , then we had to choose from the cake menu ,we decided to have the chocolate brownie, it was the best brownie I have tasted, in fact we bought some to take away, we spoke to a local who said it had been closed for a week while the lads were on holiday and they didn’t know what to do and were really glad when they opened the doors would visit every week if I didn’t live over a 100 mile away well done everybody concerned

We called in for coffee and cake on a very wet and cold afternoon! There were so many delicious cakes to choose the staff were very helpful and the service was excellent we will definitely go back again.

Wow wee it was simply perfect from start to finish. From ordering to leaving you couldn’t pick a single fault with the whole experience. Staff were polite, welcoming and real ambassadors to the cafe. We ordered 2 Lattes and 2 cakes and wow wee, we where in heaven! The cakes were tasty and you could capture every flavour. Fantastic presentation and presented with love and care! The Lattes were heaven too and tasty and not bitter or too strong! So would we go again? Most definitely and counting the days until Oct Half-term! Price wise, wow wee, it won’t make a dint in your wallet and such great value!

This cafe in a lovely part of North Yorkshire offers the best of both worlds; it's suitably quaint and traditional in this pretty village, but isn't too old fashioned when it comes to food and drink. It's all too rare that you can get a decent coffee but they use Roost espresso and make it with care. The food is good value for decent portions, but it's much more than that too - quality homemade soup, tasty sandwiches, and a bit of thought has gone into the side salads. On top of all that, the service is fantastic - friendly and efficient - and there's a really nice atmosphere. Highly recommended.

We went for breakfast, it was the best we have ever had, we went back the next day for lunch, was very upset as there were no chips left. We both were very happy that the chips were sold out, no way could we have eaten any more. The quality is superb but with Yorkshire portions and Yorkshire prices. Forget to mention the cakes, can't really describe how good they are, you have to go and try them!

Love this friendly cafe. Always full, but never have to wait long. AMAZING cakes. So yummy. And ice creams are wow too. Can also recommend full English breakfast. My favourite cafe

Really enjoyed coffee& cake. Very busy had to sit out in garden. Well worth it after a long walk around Rosedale

Have only ever given a handful of places 5 stars, but would give this place 6,it is that good. What can I say ? Beautifully presented, so tasty food, generous helpings at a very reasonable price. The pain is and rarebit are so good, as is the soup. Not to mention the cakes !!

Two visits over the course of Rosedale Show weekend - a scone and coffee on the busy show day was very good. Followed by a full Yorkshire breakfast on the day we left - we had to wait about 40 minutes, because they were very busy, but well worth waiting for.

This is a gem of a place. Unbelievable cakes and if you order a sandwich, be prepared for an accompanying salad the like of which you have never experienced. Truly dog-friendly as well.

very nice place to eat we had ham sanwitch and very large bowl of chips to share staff very nice very clean will go again

Very prompt and friendly service with excellent tea and a wide range of cakes, all of which looked mouthwatering. We enjoyed our visit and recommend any reader to go there.

Staying in the lovely village in Rosedale went int Graze on the Green several times. Had a large breakfast👌 soup and a tuna and onion toasty👌 elderflower cake👌 fresh fruit rolly polly👌peanut butter cake👌ice cream Yorkshire lager and juice great service and lovely staff.❤️

A clean, light interior and a friendly welcome get things off to a good start. The food is cooked live, so there is a bit of a wait, But the food is really tasty, hot (where appropriate) and with heaps of trimmings. Yorkshire rarebit was delicious, with sides of home-made cole-slaw, green salad and vegetable crisps (see picture). It was a meal in itself. There are tables outside as well.

Called in for lunch, the place was full (a good sign), only had to wait for 15 minutes. Well worth it ! Had tuna panini and coronation chicken sandwich. Food was beautifully presented and so so tasty, we ordered a portion of chips as well, home made, which were also good.Lovely ambience and very friendly helpful staff, despite the place being so busy, will definitely visit again

Really nice place for a breakfast but you have to be quick when it opens as it can get busy. Seating inside and outside. The food is very tasty, hot and well presented. Parking is nearby in the village

Came here for lunch on Saturday when it was very hot. Outside tables were full but to be honest we preferred to eat inside and doubted that our dogs would be allowed, but they were! We had a fabulous lunch and noticed the menu to be very veggie friendly. We couldn't manage any of the delicious cakes but bought some to take away

Lovely friendly people. Great paninis with wine. Fast service. Cakes looked amazing. We were too full to partake. Had takeaway coffee which was excellent too.

Best café in Rosedale by far. Always very busy and we usually have to get a takeout but this visit we managed to find an empty table. I had Indian spiced butternut squash and lentil soup with a large chunk of bread and my partner ham and chutney sandwiches with crisps, coleslaw and a full salad. He also enjoyed the sausage roll with caramelised onion chutney....10 out of 10!!

You would be missing out if you did not try this tearoom. The food is amazing. Coffee excellent. Bit of a wait for food but they were very busy and the food is freshly prepared with top class ingredients. Great staff.

Lovely little tea room/ cafe at Rosedale Abbey. Great selection of cakes which look very appealing and do not disappoint when eating. - gluten free options available. Paninis etc available for lunch seved with salad and coleslaw. Great location opposite village green. Efficent and friendly owners/ staff.

Went for lunch last Sunday and as always everything was absolutely perfect.

A very hearty and high-quality lunch. Every element of our food was top notch and really delighted us. A long wait for it - other village tearoom was unexpectedly closed, so they were swamped, but worth it. Sat outside with dogs which was very pleasant, visited by very tame blackbirds and sparrows. Bought some local produce as souvenirs too. Highly recommended.

Stopped here by chance in May. Lovely, tasty lunch - large sandwiches, cracking cakes and good selection of drinks. Nice to have nice food in a local independent cafe in a stunning location - good value too.

Visited here today after a recommendation and soooo glad we did! Had a totally delicious lunch of Welsh rarebit, paninis and sandwiches all garnished with the tastiest of side salads & coleslaw...also ordered a bowl of handcut chips, yum!! Beautifully presented and “very” generous portions!! The cakes all looked amazing too but didn’t have room on this trip...must come back for afternoon tea!! Lovely home made breads to purchase too!!

We forgot this establishment does not open on a Tuesday. We remembered this as we pulled up outside and saw the 'closed' sign ! Still the trip from Whitby over the moors was lovely, so not all was lost. Returning later in the week I was presented with the most beautiful smoked salmon/asparagus salad that was to die for ! The quality and freshness of the ingredients along with the presentation would have given any 5 starred restaurant a run for its money! This chef knows his stuff ! FABULOUS !!!!

Lovely little tea room serving great food. Seating area inside and lovely seating area at the side of the building. We arrived one Sunday and it was quiet but 15 mins later it was very busy. They also do take away food too. I enjoyed chicken, bacon and avocado ciabatta and my parter had Yorkshire Rarebit with bacon. We ordered the bacon on both well done and we were not dissapointed.If your not in the area its well worth the trip. Delicious.

My husband and I visited here upon hearing great things about the cafe. I had the cheese and chutney sandwich on white bread which came with home made coleslaw and salad. We then took away a cheesecake brownie for afterwards. I cannot fault our visit as the food was of high standard, the staff were friendly and the environment was relaxed. A very popular place on a Sunday afternoon, would recommend reserving a seat just to be on the safe side as there was a constant queue of customers.

My brother Rodney and his wife Wendy recommended a visit to Graze on the Green in the village of Rosedale, near Rosedale Abbé and when the weather was unexpectedly nice, we went off on a Sunday afternoon to eat lunch there. Being Weight Watchers, we wanted a nice healthy meal and they have some wonderful homemade soups and sandwiches. The food was great and we had a lovely walk round the village before heading home again. Definitely one to try again sometime.

I Visited here on Wednesday afternoon after travelling a long way to a cafe that wasnt open so was so pleased when i looked inside here to find a busy but quaint cafe and very friendly service. I asked about Gluten free as i follow a strict GF diet and the lady asked the chef and i was told anything acn be adapted to be GF :) I had the mozzarella pesto and tomato panini to takeaway as we were running late on getting home. It came with a lovely side salad, crisps and coleslaw which were gorgeous. What a lovely cafe we sat outside while we waited outside for the order as it was quite busy and not suprising considering its so good! The waitress came outside to give us our food so nice of her would love to visit again wish i lived nearer!

Called here a couple of times over Easter weekend. Had a cake (banoffee loaf) and a Diet Coke in the garden on one occasion and an ice cream the next. The cake was delicious, a generous slice, and beautifully presented. The ice cream was fairly local (Helmsley- can’t remember brand - Ryeburn?) and was very nice, which we ate on a bench on the green opposite. Plenty of seating inside and out and appeared to be a good range of meals on offer including breakfasts.

We've eaten here a couple of times - the first time was all about the cake - this time it was for a light lunch. I opted for the red pepper soup, having eaten well the previous evening, and it was one of the best ever. Not only that but it came with swirls of I'm guessing balsalmic vinegar and cream, fresh herbs and croutons - and a huge chunk of homebaked (still-warm) crusty bread. It was probably half a loaf - so much for the light lunch. My wife had the smoked salmon and crayfish and my daughter the haloumi and chilli jam on sour dough and loved them.

Visited for lunch on a Friday, had halloumi & roasted vegetable toastie, husband had brie & bacon toastie. Absolutely delicious food, plentiful & beautifully presented with tasty accompanying salad. Tea & Cappuccino to drink, food is freshly prepared so expect to wait accordingly, this is not a problem North Yorkshire countryside is beautiful. Thank-you we will definitely be back!

The cafe is charming and quirky with wholesome cooking and food. The cakes were stunning and tasted marvellous. Lots of friendly staff around. No-one hurried you and we were well over an hour having a delicious lunch. Good vegetarian choices. Generous portions.

Visited Sunday morning with my husband and luckily we managed to get seated. We both had a full English breakfast which was beautifully cooked and presented. Great place with friendly staff. We will definitely visit again, but will book in future to ensure we get a table. Would definitely recommend to others.

We seemed to arrive at the strange witching hour (well 1/2 hour) of 11.35am......breakfast stops at 11:30 but lunch doesn't start until 12:00.....most odd.

We called in for breakfast and was pleased we had booked as it was busy and popular. The breakfasts and service was excellent. Would highly recommend. The cakes looked yummy too.

excellent service and wide choice to eat from the menu or specials board. service is excellent as is the food quality. there is seating outdoors and wc. free wifi available. parking in the village is free.

Three tier sponge with cream and sliced strawberry plus tangy jam, wow, only problem was the ford on the way back via Westerdale which was over a foot deep , we chickened out.

Visited Rosedale today for the first time. Lovely place. Called at Graze on the Green for take away coffee's & cake. Best Empire Biscuits ever, so tasty. My favourite biscuit & hardly anywhere sells them! Also had a Raspberry Franjipan which was wonderful too. Can highly recommend.

This place is defined by the quality of the salad garnish I had with my sandwich: home-made coleslaw and a tiny salad of spinach, rocket and sliced radish with peppers roasted in olive oil and beetroot. Lovely puddings and cakes, but this is Yorkshire, so cheesy chips are also available.

Fantastic place - great food for lunch and coffee. Coronation chicken sandwich, salad and soup - yum. Service excellent and value for money. Highly recommend.

I have never had as delicious soup and sandwich before! Fresh, abundant food which was delicious and beautifully presented. More than worth the two hour drive to get there. Did I mention cake? In spite of being full to the brim I found room for a cookie. Also bought more cake to take to tonight’s meeting!

How have I never been here before, we had already been out for lunch - big mistake! So we enjoyed a cup of tea and the most amazing cake, so light and fluffy were defiantly going back and we will eat lunch too this time. Lovely clean premises and very friendly staff.

We visited the tearoom after a lovely walk nearby. One of the best tearooms we have been to, with definitely the very best Bakewell tart I have ever tasted, and I have eaten a lot of Bakewells in my time! Fantastic.

Great menu choice. Just opted for poached eggs but they were perfectly cooked. Huge pot of tea was particularly welcome on a cold and wet November morning before setting out on a moor walk. Friendly staff. Dog friendly. We visited on a Saturday 15 minutes after 10am opening and were lucky to get a table as lots were reserved so you might wish to plan in advance.

Love, love, love this place. The staff are great, so friendly and obliging, the real fire, simple décor, wonderful food and best cakes for miles around.

Lovely dog friendly place in the heart of Rosedale Abbey way better than your average cafe or coffee shop. We enjoyed soup and sandwich combos - hearty ham and lentil and spiced moroccan soup with special sandwiches of the day. One of the stars of the show was the side salad which was the best I've had for ages and included roasted veg - yum yum. Took away shortbread and rocky road to enjoy later - again scrummy.

This cafe is perfection! We stopped for afternoon tea, the homemade jammy dodgers were fantastic- crisp shortbread and generous fresh fruity jam with butter cream. The Chelsea buns were equally delicious. Service was good, prices fair and it was nice to be able to buy local produce. We loved the view too. Thank you for a perfect finale to a lovely weekend