Jenny's Taerooms in Harrogate

What a delightful visit we had here. Delightful little place, got a real traditional feel to it and plenty of choice in the way of lunches and cakes. I had mushrooms on toast, a simple yet substantial dish, while my boyfriend enjoyed his sandwich. The service was fantastic, all really friendly! My only negative experience was using the toilets, where you've got to go across the little way to an antiques shop. This isn't a problem in itself and I happily relieved myself. However, the staff in there were shouting and swearing. Even when he saw me walk past he said, "Listen (female dog)" really loudly. Not aimed at me I don't think but felt a bit uncomfortable. This ot course is no fault of Jennys but perhaps the staff at the antiques shop could be a bit more considerate.

We were going to go to Betty’s but took a look at the prices - £20 for a croque monsieur!! I’m sorry, what?! I’m sure it’s very nice but non. So we looked for a local tearoom and this came up. It’s close by but a little hard to find, so I’d recommend using your phone to find it. It’s a bijou place but is done out very nicely indeed. It struck me that one could be back in the 80s or 90s and little would have changed. So it’s like a trip back in time, but in a good way. The menu is reasonably varied and the prices are good. I had a very nice cake and toasted teacake. It was a most enjoyable way to pass an hour.

Tea served in nice dainty China tea cups. I had panini with salad. Staff were friendly and food was nice. It’s tucked away not far from the Crown Hotel.

Poped in for a latte & lunch and weren't disappointed. We both had a latte & paninni tuna melt which was well filled and very tasty and really good value as it came with a little fresh crunchy side salad, coleslaw & crisps. It's a lovely little coffee shop which offers very reasonably priced cream tea which we were tempted by but just not quite hungry enough to do justice. Would definitely recommend visiting if in the area.

Jenny's is through a little courtyard but worth looking for, not posh like Betty's but the food is so tasty. One of the most amazing cheese scones I have ever had! Pretty quaint china for the afternoon tea ☕

My boyfriend and I went here last Saturday and was absolutely beautiful. Had seen it recommended on tik tok and it was beautiful! The two servers were great and attentive! We sat outside as it was boiling hot, I got a cream cheese salmon bagel and I also got a Victoria sponge which both were delicious! Great service and fairly priced yummy food!

A gem of a proper olde English tea room tucked away in an olde cobbled street courtyard. Lovely tea, food and especially cake. We'll worth searching out, off the memorial square.

First time visit to this establishment Just had a pot of tea & shared a slice of coffee & walnut cake with my partner. Lovely teapot & china cups. We both received a substantial piece of cake which was a surprise & very nice. Great...

Recommended my our land lady. Set in beautiful little lane surrounded by boutiques. Great food. Really friendly staff. Will definitely be back!

Food was amazing. Friendly people. Great service. Would go back 100%. There was a friendly atmosphere.

We saw a huge queue at Betty’s so decided to find a more local tea shop and what a find. Lovely homemade cakes, I had a very yummy lemon drizzle cake and an onion and cheese panini. Really friendly waitress with a great Yorkshire sense...

What a lovely place to visit, the food was fabulous all home made and very good value, you can eat inside and out, met Dean and what a lovely guy he is, I’m pretty sure we will be back next time we visit Harrogate

Absolutely lovely little tea shop very nice and friendly staff lovely coffee and a warm scone with jam and cream which was delicious. I would definitely recommend visiting this tea shop and look forward to returning myself.

We booked here for afternoon tea as we had been reading where was good places to go for an afternoon tea. We had been a few years ago to Betty's Tearoom in York and had the Christmas afternoon tea and so didnt want to go...

We were in Harrogate and wanted a drink and a bite to eat. We found this lovely little tearoom hidden in a small courtyard. We sat outside as we had our Cockerpoo with us and all the staff were really friendly and offered a warm...

What a lovely, quirky, clean and friendly little cafe. We had the pleasure of having our brunch here, excellent prices. Both had a lovely panini, followed by homemade scones. Certain to call back on our next stay.

We were on a day trip to Harrogate looking for somewhere to have an afternoon snack and came upon this lovely tearoom, the staff were very pleasant and attentive. We had tea and coffee with Victoria sponge and lemon cakes, both were lovely as were...

If it hadn't have been for an sign on a side street we would never have found this place. It's tucked away through an arch in a small courtyard. It's very quirky and cosy with only a few tables. We had drinks and scones which...

We visited here after a very blustery walk in the rain as well as storm Dudley. I had the homemade quiche and husband had the chilli abs baked potato and it was delicious - really nice ambience and we were made to feel very welcome....

Fabulous tea shop tucked away in a wee mews. Amazing cakes and scones. Lovely cosy cafe. Definitely better than the big chains nearby

We came to Harrogate on a whim and originally planned to go to Betty's, but the line was too long and had a husband that was too impatient. Perhaps we were too hopeful on a December Saturday. Saw the reviews for Jenny's and it sounded...

Amazing homemade cheese & onion quiche, the best ever ploughman’s my husband said, & lovely child’s tuna sandwich with cucumber, carrots & crisps

Quaint little tea room with great decor. The coffee was excellent with a awesome selection of cakes. Service was really good, will definitely be going back next time we're in town

Found Jenny's whilst walking along the streets. A lovely little tea shop tucked out of the way. The place was buzzing but not too crowded. The waiter was very friendly and made us all laugh and feel very comfortable. Had a great panini and drink....

Such a cute small tea room. Don’t need to book, we turned up when it was quite busy but still was seated and served quickly. Amazing food, absolutely no complaints. One of the best afternoon teas I have ever had and it was only £28...

A very pleasant hidden away tea room , fantastic food and services Look it up , well worth a visit in this popular spa town.

Lovely little tea room in Harrogate, Friendly Staff, No need to book. Lovely food. In a nice location. Clean and tidy, Lovely little Tea Pots etc

What a find. This place is beautiful and the food is delicious. Quaint and very olde worlde from the bell to announce you are waiting to the courtyard tables and old fashioned crockery. Great service and great food. Loved it!

Lovely little tea shop tucked around the back in a sunny spot. Enjoyed my tea and drink although I was a little disappointed that at 15.30 many of the choices had gone

We found this lovely place by following signs and we definitely weren’t disappointed. Lovely brunch, great service and great surroundings, will come again when next in Harrogate.

Queues for Betty’s were like 45 minutes delay. So we googled and found Jenny’s . Straight in .,Sat in their courtyard. First class food and service. We had the experience we were looking for in Harrogate. My best advice is look beyond Betty’s!

This is a lovely little tea room doing first class food & service. Everything at this place is lovely. We had afternoon tea and it was really good. A lovely setting, great food & service with a smile. Well worth a visit

We had Tea and fruit scones which were warm from the oven (with cream and jam) Great service. Quiet courtyard. Well worth a visit

Gorgeous little tea room in quaint location and great value, I strongly recommend their very generous jacket potatoes

This great place is tucked away from the main streets but worth searching out. They had a good variety of items for lunch and we had a lovely fresh omelette and bacon and brie panini and salad

We sat outside in the lovely little courtyard and enjoyed a very tasty lunch. Service was prompt and cheerful. Will definitely go back!

Jenny's Tea Room is hidden away so I have included two photographs to help people to find it. It makes a welcome change to other 'famous' tea shops and is well worth a visit. I had English Breakfast Tea with a scone, jam and cream....

Lovely tea room - Very friendly owner, the cream tea is delicious! Couldn’t recommend more highly. the carrot cake was the most delicious cake I’ve ever had.

This little place is tucked away in the heart of the Montpellier Mews, close to the centre of the historic Spa Town. It is easy tomiss, but worth the small effort to find.There are only 3 indoor tables available in our Covid-19 world, with 2 tables outside under umbrellas.It serves a good selection of luncheon and teatime fare, snacks, cakes, hot and cold beverages.Service was efficient with orders delivered promptly. It is reasonably priced for the locality.Altogether a nice find, and it beats standing in a long queue, in the rain, waiting for a table in more well-known nearby establishments.Major Credit Cards are accepted.

Stopped off for a coffee and cake whilst wandering. Lovely homemade carrot cake, whilst my partner had lemon cake. Wonderful.

Traditional family run tea room which is in the shadow of Bettys but deserves to be head and shoulders above it!Cakes are fresh, tea is delicious and the service is charming and friendlyWe will be back , please support this lovely little tea room

Dariusdave’s Pennine Explorer continues Wednesday 16th September after a canal trip from Shipley we reached Harrogate by coach in time for a late lunch. Strolled to Montpellier Mews Antique Market and sighted small blackboard notice on pavement for Jenny’s Tea Shop.Eldest daughter is Jenny so fate dictates must give it a try. Dariusdave is awaiting a replacement knee walks with a stick and finds standing in queues difficult. Entrance, amongst antique shops, disguised by Covid precautions, is challenging. Customers have to spot the freestanding board, ring the ancient bicycle bell and wait in the open air. A friendly lass appeared unhooked a green rope and welcomed Dariusdave to the only free single table inside circa 13:05. Passed a laminated menu and allowed Dariusdave to read.Jenny’s Tea Shop has tables inside and under large patio umbrellas outside. Menus are laminated and sanitised before being passed to new customers. I observed very strict Covid precautions and felt totally safe even if premises are bijou. This is a classic family business, everyone works very hard together offering a no-nonsense menu of real food. Young lass welcomes customers, takes orders cleans tables. Tall man brings out cooked food and works in kitchen as well as his mom.I tested flexibility and asked for cheese and bacon jacket potato with salad (menu had different combinations). What arrived was a cornucopia of delights. Two small jacket potatoes, because Sept too early for larger new maincrop potatoes which will arrive later. A fantastic fresh salad: - various greens, toms, red onion, peppers, grated carrot and cucumber, plus a very Yorkshire item crisps. See photos. Jacket skins crisp as I like them and was offered sachets of mayo but real treat a very small jug of vinaigrette dressing very tasty.Normally that would be a very good lunch, but after ordering while waiting for main to be served I read a few trip advisor reviews on my phone. There was a consensus that the Coffee & Walnut cake was a house special. Plus, menu mentioned all coffees were made with fresh ground beans. Couldn’t resist the temptation to have an early afternoon coffee and cake. See photo, home-made cake texture distinct coffee flavour with large walnut pieces. Waitress ascertained for me beans were Douwe Egberts, these Dutch men having been selling coffee products since 1753. Both cake and coffee (black no sugar) were really yummie, sheer indulgence.Dariusdave has passed his 3 score years and 10, this was a first visit to Harrogate. Should I visit again will definitely return to Jenny’s Tea Shop.

Stumbled across this little tearoom by accident. It was around 3.00pm and they’d stopped serving hot food but we only wanted coffees and a scone. The scones were lovely, slightly warm with plenty of jam and cream, and the two cappuccinos were very good.

Being unwilling to queue for the more famous tea-shop in Harrogate, we came across Jenny's tea shop. Staff were really friendly, cheese scones and cake were amazing and it was a very good cup of tea.

We had a lovely tea in the pretty courtyard of this traditional tea-room. My scone was very tasty and warm and they use pretty bone china. The cakes were home-made and they do a nice selection of teas. They sanitised the table and chairs for us. Staff were very friendly too.

Jenny’s tea shop was a cafe we stumbled across when looking for a quick spot to eat. If you don’t want to wait in the long long queues of Bettys tea room, this is just as nice and is in a lovely little courtyard. Staff were very friendly and all of the cutlery was very pretty/ quirky.

Absolutely lovely tea shop, quaint & quirky, would come here again for the cakes, amazing !!! So fresh & totally tell they are homemade. Give me Jenny's over Betty's anyday.

Visited here (pre booked) for afternoon tea with a few friends. Couldn't fault it. The man who served us was polite and great fun.The afternoon tea was delicious and well worth the money - what we couldn't manage to eat, was wrapped upto take home.Food that was being served to other tables also looked very nice and takeaway seemed to be very popular.Thanks for a great afternoon.... Will definitely return. ☺️

This little tea shop was a great find. Lovely freshly made lunches, spotlessly clean, friendly service. The tea was excellent, properly served in a bone china pot. The homemade, delicious cakes finished off a wonderful lunch.

Beautiful little tea shop serving freshly made cakes, scones and sandwiches etc. We had scones, a generous ploughman’s lunch and a beautiful flapjack and sat outside in a little courtyard. All very covid friendly

I discovered this cute little tearoom with my daughter today. Very friendly service and a delicious cream tea served with a smile. Lovely cakes and a homely experience. A great find and I will definitely return. Highly recommended.

Popped in for a late morning coffee and piece of cake. Staff were friendly and helpful and the flapjack was amazing!

Found this little treasure on our trip to Harrogate. Little old fashion tea rooms with china tea pot and cups. We had the cream teas and boy was it nice,fresh and tasty. We sat in the courtyard which is surrounded by little shops, the staff appeared very professional and totally covid 19 efficient we felt very safe due to the systems in place. A big well done to the staff.

What a gorgeous little find. Had a night away in Harrogate and wanted a spot of lunch. Asked in a pub and was recommended here.We both had a jacket potato with prawns and was not disappointed. Lovely potatoes, filling and salad.Although we did not have any the homemade cakes looked amazing!Owners were very friendly and made us feel so welcome.Tea room was spotless. Social distancing perfect. And track and trace used.Would definitely return if we were in Harrogate again.

We stumbled across this Tea Room by chance, we selected the afternoon tea for 2 which was not available due to Covid, but the owner Dean accommodated us and did a splendid job! My sandwiches where fresh, the lemon cake, scones and flapjacks were all home made, it made a difference ss they were not mass bought products. Everything on the plate was lovely, i would highly recommend this place, thank Dean

Cosy, tearoom in a quiet square in central Harrogate. Service brisk and efficient. Lunch time so Ploughman’s seemed a good option. Generous portions but I’d swap quantity for quality. 3 pieces of supermarket, flavourless and immature cheese accompanied, not by proper ham but a slice of what I think is called, reconstituted ham. It remained on the side of my plate. Pork pie was also average. If I had been in a pub this would have been an acceptable Ploughman’s but not here. In a specialist tea shop I would also expect loose leaf tea, not teabags. My wife had the tea whilst I had Americano coffee which was properly made.The worst shock was the lavatories, so small that there was no social distancing when I was pressed against the lav door whilst a very large gentleman attempted to exit. Wash basin, door knob, loo paper and air dryer all within about 2 feet of each other. If you are squeamish about Covid then don’t visit these lavatories!

Small tea shop, tucked away, seems popular but let down by atrocious service. Stopped in for a coffee and cake after attending the disappointing country living fair. Mid afternoon on a Saturday and was busy, had to clear away old plates and cups to sit down. Young serving staff reluctant to serve and too busy on phone in kitchen. Everything seemed a chore.

A cosy and friendly tea shop with some quirky touches. China tea cups and saucers and real pottery teapots! Great selection of cakes too.

We stopped here for breakfast during an overnight stay in Harrogate. It’s a great find. Lovely tea shop, quite small but cosy, lovely staff and we had a great breakfast and lovely coffee. They had some gorgeous cakes there so we took some coffee and walnut cake away with us and it was delicious.

On a very cold Wednesday morning in Harrogate we came across this delightfully quirky cafe in Montpellier Mews. Enjoyed deliciously smooth hot chocolate served in generous sized mugs. Would definitely return.

Four stars as it was a surreal experience, not sure if the previous nights jaegerbombs and 3 hours sleep had something to do with it, but a hysterical giggling fit in a quiet and intimate environment made this a memorable visit. Cakes were dry, but then again so was my mouth.

What a nice find! Expected to find some gluten free cake....which they did have although only one choice, but never expected gluten free panini! This was a nice lunch with lovely music playing and really friendly staff.

A great find, this little quirky tea room is superb. Amazing food we had a halloumi wrap, scones and tea. Well presented and very tasty. If I. Harrogate gives this place a try you won’t disappointed,.

Definitely merits another visit. Quaint and quirky with great menu. Lovely mis-matched China and best pot of tea all holiday.

Called in this quaint tea shop during a visit to Harrogate. We ordered tea and ham sandwiches which were lovely and fresh. It was a delightful stop and we would definitely return.

Well, what a find, we did not go to the other one, the big 1 that everyone knows, as their prices were astronomical, so we came to Jenny's tea shop. There are only 8 tables inside with a few outside, so it is pot luck if you get a table or not. Its small, so not much room between guests, but blimey o'riley it packs a punch. The food was very good and prices reasonable. The waiting staff were eager. Everything was spot on, much prefer this than than t'other beginning with B!

This is a beautiful tea shop with great food and service. We both had Yorkshire Ham Sandwiches with crisps and salad. Plenty of good tasty ham in the fresh soft bread. We had soft drinks to wash it down. There was plenty of choice on the menu that would suit others. Luckily we also had wonderful weather and were able to sit outside in the sun.

Tucked away in Montpelier Mews this tiny tea shop has a few outdoor tables in a courtyard surrounded by spillover from the adjacent antique shop. Proper china tea cups and excellent cake

This quirky little tearoom is rather hidden away, but is well worth a visit. The cakes are delicious and the staff very friendly. The prices are also very reasonable.

A lovely bijou tea shop tucked away in a quaint mews. The hot chocolate was the very best and the cake really yummy. We had aimed for Betty's but the queue and our limited time decided against and were glad we found an alternative that didn't disappoint.

This is a hidden gem. I had an excellent bacon, brie and cranberry flatbread and my friend had a ham salad which she reckoned was the best she had eaten in a long time. The cafe is decorated with cups and saucers and teapots and memorabilia. The service was friendly and we thoroughly enjoyed our lunch.It was reasonably priced too.

What a lovely place hidden away in Montpllier Mews, with both indoor and outdoor dining areas. Its quite small and very pretty food and beverages are served on nice china cups and plates. We had tea (In a china pot) and beautifull carrot cake. The owners were very pleasant and helpfull..This is a great find and well worth a visit if you are in Harrogate

Stopped here again on a lovely sunny day as it is usually Christmas time this made a nice change . Sat outside and enjoyed a lovely ploughmans. This tea room is truly a little gem take time to visit when in Harrogate

This is a hidden gem. Part of the Montpellier Mews complex behind Fisk restaurant. Lovely courtyard for eating all fresco. I had the ham and mushroom quiche which was wonderful. Service was brilliant.

Stunning little tea shop in the Montpelier Quarter. Friendly, cheerful people, perfect tea served in beautiful china and the most gorgeous coffee and walnut cake on the planet. (What’s got a walnut in every bite). Thank you Jenny’s we had a lovely little rest and were wonderfully refreshed in your beautiful establishment.

I was in Harrogate visiting and. spending the day alone while my friend was at work -stumbles across this darling location. Sweet decor with adorably mismatched China and buntings and teapots. Had the nicest lite lunch of delicious quiche and salad along with Yorkshire tea. Pleasant and beautiful opera and classical music playing. It made my last full day in the U.K. so charming and I highly recommend this little place if you are out and about in Harrogate!

The tinyest tea shop, but the best tea, food, service and decor. Super service. HUGE portions so make sure your hungry, The bet tea and scones:)

Although the tea room was very small (with some outside tables available) it was still a pleasant place to have lunch. The service was very good with staff friendly and efficient. Costs were comparative with others locally. Good food in a relaxed atmosphere.

Very pleasant little cafe tucked out of the way down Montpellier which is just down from Betty's. Friendly and welcoming with free treats and water for our dog. Food was excellent and we'll priced

We sat outside in the court yard and ordered cappuccinos and couldn't decide if we wanted the fruit scone but decided on the lovely lemon drizzle cake it was gorgeous just means the next time in Harrogate we will have to go back and try the fruit scone

This was a quaint and very local tea shop. One of the owners served us himself. The Victoria sponge cake was delicious.

Was walking around looking for exactly what we stumbled across, better than queueing at Betty’s. Loved it!

Tucked away in the tiny back streets in the Montpellier antiques area. A lovely selection of cakes and snacks, good cups of tea and lovely quaint decor.

We dropped on this charming little tea room,with its quaint bits and bobs. We had afternoon tea,which was all freshly made. We chose our own filling for the sandwiches and cakes . Plenty of tea or coffee. Staff very friendly. Would definitely recommend. We will be calling again .

We came across this quirky little tea shop on a day visit to Harrogate. We had scrambled egg and salmon on a muffin,a wensleydale cheese and chutney panini and a large pot of tea which we really enjoyed. The cakes on display looked amazing but we were too full to sample them. The staff were friendly and didn't rush you, we will certainly return if we are in the area.

My husband and daughter found this little tea room by chance. Beautiful cakes and perfect pot of tea. Staff friendly and accommodating. Will definitely be recommending to all our friends and family.

You need to search for this little gem down the alley way We just had lunch at this quint little cafe Staff were very polite Food was very well presented and tasty

We stopped for a cuppa and hot chocolate to recharge our batteries. The cakes caught our eyes so we were considered tempted!! Try the homemade Victoria Sponge and the Lemon Cake. You won't be disappointed. Our batteries were full. Highly recommend.

Off the usual streets but well worth looking for. Small room but a good variety of choice. We had a Lovely salad and quiche. Will certainly return

Came here with my partner for some lunch and so glad we found this café. Hidden down a lovely little alley way, the café is fairly small, but that's part of what makes it so unique! Lovely interior, friendly staff and delicious food. I would definitely return and left feeling very happy!

What a lovely little (very little) tea shop. The service was friendly, fast and efficient. The food was fresh, tasty and plentiful. Lemon cake to die for. It was a little squashed but this added to the ambience. I would recommend a door closer as inconsiderate people left the door wide open and the waiting staff were constantly closing it. Overall a great experience and will definitely be back.

Recommended by a local to us, it is a very quaint old fashioned tea room. Food excellent as was the staff

We popped in for a light snack, the shop is very small, but the owners have made the most of the space available, they have filled every nook and crannie with tables and chairs. The service was quick and efficient. We settled on tea and cake, what a good choice that was, in keeping with the decor the tea is served in china cups, the cake was homemade and tasty. I would say we were lucky to find this little gem amongst all the other tea/coffee shops in Harrogate.

Should have more dairy free products and alternatives. My son visited earlier and he can drink soya but prefers alternatives and should have been asked about these. Staff didn't initially offer soya, he had to prompt.Do you do a different menu for lacto free and celiac persons?

Absolutely fab experience. The staff were brilliant and could not do enough to make us feel comfortable. Great place to catch up with friends. Very welcoming. We will most definitely be returning 😊

Beautiful little tea shop gorgeous food and service a little gem just what we needed after our xmas shopping trip will definitely be going back better than the well known one up the road and excellent value

Such a nice find after watching the hoards queue up at that 'famous' tea shop, I now know they were not getting anywhere near the quality and value we did! Delicious, generously filled sandwiches, cakes galore and friendly service to boot. Move away from the branded and get yourself a proper Yorkshire afternoon tea from local people.

We’ve visited Jenny’s many times and always been looked after brilliantly by staff, enjoyed delicious food and appreciated the oasis it offers in the hubbub of a busy Harrogate, more quaint and quirky than any other places you’ll find nearby. Highly recommend it to anyone visiting the town.

Lovely place to go, really nice staff and even better food and drink :) would definately go back when im next in the area

Whilst having a ladies shopping trip we called in for some lunch. Ive visited many times before and wanted a few of my friends to try. The staff are so friendly and welcoming. Always smiling and chatty. The sandwiches are made with soft freash bread and plenty of filling. You cant go in a tea room without having tes and scones. The scones are delicious. Even my friend who doesnt eat scones enjoyed hers. Looking forward to revisiting.