Hazlewood Cafe in Selby

I visited over the war weekend, very friendly staff. good value. would recommend stopping for refreshment. I got a much better reception here than I did at the public house in Grosmont.

A lovely place to stop and rest the legs and have a nice cake and cup of tea or a light meal. We visited on a sunny afternoon and enjoyed sitting in the garden, an enjoyable visit

We had tea and a cake and both were great. Nice dog-friendly garden and everything spotlessly clean.

Called today while visiting beautiful Grosmont, scone was old and dry, treacle tart did not taste anything like treacle and my brother took back his date and walnut loaf complaining it was very dry and the proprietor put his hand on the cake saying it felt moist to him. Obviously he wasn't about eat it after that Needless to say we won't be coming back to Hazelwood coffee shop again

Stopped by on a train trip, we didn’t consult trip advisor first, sadly. Nice location but food was bland. Lentil soup was tasteless, toasties were ok. There looked like some better choices in the area.

This place is opposite the main NYMR car park in Grosmont and seems pleasant and well run. Nice outside seating areas offering sun or shasde to your taste.

Great little coffee shop, lovely friendly staff, a great cup of tea and so peaceful and relaxing .....Cakes and Scones are nice and fresh

Called in for some refreshment after an exhilarating ride on the local steam train. A lovely place and gardens with seating outside and in with a good choice of home made cakes, buns, sandwiches ect. But when I came to pay which was quite a lot (For 3 people) the answer l got was "Sorry, it's cash only". Couldn't believe it, a thriving little gold mine establishment like this in 2019 that doesn't accept credit cards. Must be because it's in deep Yorkshire for some reason. So I had the embarrassment of having to ask my wife for some cash. If we weren't so tired and hungry, l would have walked out and found another eating place, and Hazelwood would have lost out on the trade. (Had to queue a long time on bad legs as well). At least the food was excellent, but next time we visit, we will probably eat elsewhere. (SOMEWHERE THAT TAKES CREDIT CARDS)

A choice of filter coffee or filter coffee with warm milk or cold milk. No other choice. Cakes looked dry and not much choice Come on guys, get with the times. You have a lovely situation but not taking the opportunity to offer a decent selection of anything else.

But we wouldn’t rush back. My cake was rather dry, others had ice cream which were fine. The coffee tasted like instant. Just a bit disappointing as the signs said “as seen on TV”. Staff friendly and nice to sit in the garden.

Lovely surroundings and an interesting place to watch the world and the trains go by .... However two slices of cake ordered were both pretty poor with the Treacle Tart being solid and inedible.

i came here for a sausage roll which was yummy,my brother had a coffee and his partner had an icelolly. Is a lovely little cafe with a nice outdoor seating area.

Good place to stop for a quick meal, clean and tidy with outside or inside seating, could do with more than one toilet

Myself and my partner love it here!! We always sit outside and are always made to feel extremely welcome by staff and the owners!! Garden setting is beautiful and dogs are welcome. Food is reasonably priced and tasty. Please visit if in the area!! Support local businesses who are working hard to provide a positive customer experience

Generous serving of tea for two, delicious pork pie and gorgeous lemon tart - I’ve a very sweet tooth and it was deeply satisfied!

The location is very pleasant and the welcoming friendly. Dog was made to feel welcome and received a couple of dog biscuits. The premises was clean and tidy. The food was good but basic

We liked this traditional spot. The sandwiches and toasties were exactly as they should be. The lemon glazed tart was good. The outside seating was welcome on a mild day.

This tea room has plenty of outdoor seating and is at the quieter end of Grosmont village which is good for a busy day. Whilst pot of tea was fine the coffee was disappointing as all variations were made from instant coffee concoctions, and we're...

I normally only ever leave a review for the exceptionally good, as anyone can have an off day. This is the exception... The coffee is really not nice! Treacle tart was inedible (rubber), the Grosmont treat had the cheapest shop bought lemon curd in it....

Stopped at Hazelwood as we were walking past and what a treat!!!!! The sign outside read "Home of the Grosmont Tart", so that wetted our curiosity taste buds and the garden outside was such a beautiful spot we thought "why not". The staff inside were...

Called in after a walk from Goatland, we had sat outside with our dog.Tea & scones were excellent staff were very friendly,will call in again when we are in the area.

We ate here with family during our week in the village. The service was good and the premises clean. The garden is very pleasant to sit in to eat and it was nice that dogs were welcomed. The food was very average, while the sandwiches...

This is a great little tea room which we called into at the end of our Coast to Coast walk, luckily we had great weather for making use of the outdoor seating area. The food and drink looked nice and fresh and the cakes and...

We popped along to Grosmont whilst on holiday in Filey, and having noticed the tea rooms on previous occasions, decided to stop and have a cuppa and a bite to eat. We each had a sausage roll, which was warmed nicely, a pot of tea,...

Popped in while on the 'coast to coast' walk. Enjoyed a coffee but there was only a small selection of cakes and pastries so decided to pop to the local coop to get a sandwich for later instead

Was very fortunate this little gem was opening for the morning just as we arrived in to Grosmont, it was the perfect stop to refuel ahead of the days journey. Food and drinks were brilliant. Big thank you from the coast to coast walkers

This is a handy place for a snacky lunch. We only had 50 mins between trains and so only had pork pies and a cup of tea. the request for a pot of tea for two with only one tea bag was happily fulfilled and...

I do find it strange that some retail outlets still only accept cash. Surely any merchant fees could be incorporated into the pricing structure. So, not having enough cash I plus two other adults & two children left to eat elsewhere. A business should remove...

Gorgeous setting in beautiful surroundings but regretted eating here as sandwich stale and unappetising - ham was nothing special either despite the description - should never be served stale bread - there is no excuse- especially at that price - we were gutted when saw...

Stopped here for lunch and regretted our choice. On a positive note, the woman serving was friendly and it allows dogs in. But the food lacked flavour although there was plenty of it. Would try one of the other outlets if we came again.

popped in for a coffee and homemade scone. it was delicious. very nice surroundings and friendly welcoming staff.

Stopped in off the train for a bite to eat, lovely little spot, friendly counter service, be warned it gets very busy at the counter and even though we had an hour between trains it took us the whole hour to eat. The food is...

We had a chance meeting with friends as we discovered we were both staying very nearby. They were off on the train and we were journeying home. We sat on the patio as it was a lovely hot day and we only had drinks so...

We had a wonderfully warm welcome after a soaking from a storm and our dog was welcomed inside too which was great. We ordered a tuna mayonnaise and a ham sandwich. The tuna mayo was good but there wasn't enough ham to even cover the...

This was conveniently close to the station and we had 45 minutes to spare before train. It's clean and tidy, not a wide range of food. We tried the Grosmont pie, (lemon pie), and we both enjoyed it. Outside garden furniture could do with a...

We broke a long journey to the coast by stopping here for a refreshing hot drink on an extremely hot day. We only ordered drinks (tea and coffee) which came to £4. You order at the counter and carry your own tray, not waitress service....

The garden area is terraced and the tables have parasols should it be too hot. Although beside the road ( not a busy road when we were there),any traffic seemed well-screened. We had teas and sampled the local cake-offering which is called Grosmont Tart. The...

This cafe is at the quieter end of the village and has an extensive tea garden which is great on a warm day. We had drinks only - so cannot add to the recent comments re food.

after being out for a walk we decided to pop in for a drink and a cake - it was late in the day but the cakes didn't look overly appetising and the drinks we had weren't sparkling either .... it's a pity as I'm...

Recently visited the cafe and it's interior was average, the tables were clean and staff friendly. However I was very disappointed to pay £2.40 for a 'cappuccino' which was a packet instant coffee that hadn't been stirred enough and was lumpy. I think this is...

Pleasant and spacious if unspectacular tea room with attractive garden. Scones were a bit dry, lacked jam and had squirt-on cream. A modest slice of cake cost £2.70 which I thought was a bit steep. Friendly welcome from the owner who showed us where to...

We had a quick lunch and a welcome sit down. The staff were friendly and chatty. I had jacket potato well was piping hot and came with a crisp salad. Will definitely call again.

We visited this cafe for convenience as we needed a snack before our train journey. I ordered a fruit scone with jam and cream and the price was comparable to other tea rooms in Yorkshire. Most places usually give you a warm scone but mine...

Arrived just after 4pm on a busy, sunny day in Grosmont to a lovely welcome from a young member of staff. Good selection of teas and cakes and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves in their delightful garden. Dogs are also welcome. Will no doubt return when next...

Small tea room. Friendly staff - stayed open after closing time to accommodate our small party. Other cafes had already closed. Tea and cake good at reasonable prices.

We like to take a trip to Grosmont on our visits,and found this lovely little tea room, with good outside seating

Good food, good staff, lovely setting. Well worth a visit. Inside and outside seating. On the outskirts of the village.

Apart from a sarcastic owner we were appalled to observe him smoking a cigar and then just go straight in and serve people without any hand washing. The lad serving food at the tables was wiping his nose with his hand and then handing out...

Our trip on the NYMR brought us here.As a party of Thirteen,70 to 6, just needing a light lunch,we hadn't thought we would find anywhere suitable. A wee stroll down the road brought us to this place and we were able to sit outside in...

Walked to this lovely village just saw a steam train as it started to rain. Six of us popped in just for the usual tea coffee chocolate scones and ice cream. We all commented on the friendly man in charge he took such an interest....

Be prepared for a very warm welcome followed by your choice of fare which is varied, scrumptious and excellent value - you will not regret your visit.

Enjoyed this so much went back twice in a week! The first cafe you come to on coast to coast walk on way into Grosmont and well worth the stop. Nice tea and coffee and one of the few places can sit outside although plenty...

We visited HazelWood tea rooms twice when we visited Grosmont for the steam train. On both visits we were warmly welcomed and our dog was given biscuits and lots of love! The Grosmont tart was my husbands favourite and their scones are nice too. Tea...

Stopped here having walked from Goathland. My husband was attracted because of the local made pork pie. As a veggie it looked no different to me than a normal commercial one. My husband agreed. I had a quiche salad. Cheese and tomato I was told....

We were staying in Goathland and did the old railway walk to Grosmont This tearoom was a wonderful find The food is freshly prepared and home cooked The Grosmont tart is something you must try There is plenty of seating inside and out and the...

We visited easter Sundays, pleasant staff and good service. Food was a lot cheaper compared to everywhere else we looked and the quality was good. Dog friendly which is always a bonus

What a great tea room as soon as you walk in it shows there is a gluten free option on the board. Wonderful when i asked for some cake they took the knife out of a container with a cover on the knife also separate...

We had lunch here and enjoyed a good quality affordable lunch. The home made cakes were delicious, and I would recommend these. The staff were pleasant and affable.

Visited recently, the first thing I noticed was how clean it was and the welcome by the owners. There is a reasonable menu probably suitable for the size. There are sandwiches, hot snacks and a lot of homemade cakes and buns etc made on the...

This place really upset me, and it's rare that I give a review below three starts on here. However when clotted cream exists, and by the miracle of modern transport can come from Cornwall to Grosmont and remain chilled and safe to eat, it is...

went to grosmount on fri for son to see steam gala but cafe at station full so we decided to find somewhere else and came across hazelwood my wife said it looks good so we went in and what a supprize nice clean bowl of...

We walked the Railway Trail to Grosmont & instead of our usual trip to the station cafe we decided to try somewhere different. We had our Jack Russell with us, so dog friendly was top of our list. The sun was shining, so sitting out...

I am new in the area, we have just taken over the station tavern. Thought I'd pop down to your nice tea rooms with my dogs. Went in to order the the last piece of lemon sponge and Ribena. Took it back to my table...

Was watching Terry and Masons Food trip programme from Scarborough yesterday on BBC2 and was delighted to spot the owner of Hazelwood Tearoom treating Sir Terry to a taste of their wonderful Grosmont Tart! Reminded me that haven't visited for a while...must rectify soon....wonderful tart...

Excellent food very friendly people nice place to sit and enjoy a cup of Yorkshire tea could not do enough for you pleasant staff

This is a lovely tea room in Grosmont and after walking from Goathland was very welcome. It did not disappoint a lovely pot of tea and some delightful cakes were consumed.

Home made soup ( cheese and broccoli) was expensive , cold, a small portion and we could not have guessed what type of soup it was meant to be. Pork pie came on a plate on it own , whole, without even a knife and...

Found this nice tea room just down the road from Grosmont station. We were on the NYMR, and Grosmont was the last stop. Lovely garden style tea rooms, with outdoor or indoor seating. Staff very helpful & friendly. We ordered tea for 2, with scone...

We caught the NYMR steam locomotive from Whitby to Grosmont ... stepped off the train and within a few yards found these wonderful picturesque tea rooms.The staff were very friendly and provided great service. The food was lovely and reasonably priced. We had toasties, tea & cake!The next time we are in Whitby we will definitely make a special journey to visit Hazelwood Tea Rooms.

nice tea room served very well by polite friendly staff which is nice to find glad we stopped by food nice and home made cakes lovely thankyou.

Lovely staff. Food cooked fresh to order. We had sandwiches and toasties which were lovely and came with a small garnish. Speciality teas were provided which were very much appreciated. Dogs were welcome inside and out which was good.

Lovely little tea room with delicious food and reasonable prices, the treacle tart and apple pie was really good . Friendly staff too. Would definitely recommend.

I visited the tearoom on Wednesday 10th june with my friend. We were served almost instantly by two young ladies. After examining the counter for a few minutes, i decided to try vickys victoria sponge as it looked very appealing. I also requested a toasted...

We travelled to Grosmont on the North York Moors heritage railway to celebrate my Dad's 60th birthday on Saturday. Unfortunately the day trip did not get off to a very good start due to two of the members of our party (one of them being...

Visited yesterday with my mum and daughter. Plus points...parking, lovely outside seating area, food was delicious for all 3 of us. Couple of minor negatives..the lady who served me, Ros, was very unfriendly and made no eye contact whatsoever...the other young lady who brought our...

The Tea Rooms are in a lovely location in a lovely village with a lovely train station. The service however was almost non-existent and certainly unfriendly, we wont be going back, the Signal Tea Rooms will be getting our custom.