Lewis & Cooper Tearooms in Hambleton

Excelent We had the Afternoon Tea. Can highly recommend. Great shop also, with lots of both quality and unusual food goodies.

Great tearoom serving a good range of food with lovely service. Visited for the shop which has a fantastic selection of quality foods which is worth a visit.

Had the very disappointing sausage sandwich and average gluten free Wensleydale cheese sandwich with pots of tea. This place has always been up and down Unfortunately this place is getting too expensive compared to others in the high street

This used to be the place for a special lunch...not any more! Nothing terribly wrong with our lunch, just very average and fairly expensive for what it was. I wonder if it's no longer run by Lewis and Coopers? Such a shame.

We thought this would be a lovely place for tea and cakes due to the lovely food shop downstairs, arrived to a cold restaurant that was also unwelcoming. Food nothing special. We did not stay long as so very cold. Unfortunately will not be returning.

Visited for a snack today to a popular tearoom in Northallerton .Ham and mustard sand which very disappointed with quality of sand which. Ham was poor quality dry paper thin and bread was covered in spread no butter .price of sand which was £8 pounds very expensive for quality and quantity .Waitress service excellent lovely lady but disappointed with snack

Chose a cheese scone and wensleydale cheese and chutney and although tasty, rather expensive at £6.50. Didn't expect the cheese melted either.

Called in with family on a day trip, what a wonderful tearoom, full of character, we were seated by the window and had a lovely view of Northallerton, the waitress was very friendly and the food was delicious, all locally sourced and fantastic quality, cooked to perfection and the homemade cakes for dessert were divine 😋 will definitely visit again on our way through the town.

Had not been in here since COVID but decided to give ourselves a treat as was always quality. I can not believe how downhill this has gone, we both ordered the breakfast and two teas was the server brought the tea she said food won't be long. Well it was 35 minutes before we got it so instead of lying tell customer of waiting times so they have a choice. Breakfast was no more than average and for what it was could have got the same quality elsewhere and cheaper. Needless to say we won't be back.

Service was slo w breakfast forder was wrong,Had a hard time trying to catch waiting staff attention once food was delivered you were forgotten.

Regular customer until we were charged 7.10 for a tea and coffee, told they have increased there prices, won’t be going again.

Great coffee and fabulous cheese scones. Sevice was so welcoming and friendly. Bacon cooked as asked my fussy sister asked! Perfect.

3 breakfasts 2 teas 1 coffee 32 pounds. Food consisted of 1 dense sausage 2 small rashers of bacon 1 fried egg smallest hash brown ever beans and one slice of Rock hard granary toast. Have used this tea room for years always excellent food and staff. Staff where very nice but food was sparse and poor and over priced. There where .ore staff than customers should of realised this was bad sign. I was going to complain but wife a d niece said don't embarras them. Rang up today the iady I spoke to said they where cheaper than some of There rivals price is no t a sign of quality or value . Totally let down has had travelled from hartlepool for this special treat.

Have to a visit here didn’t match my expectation. Staff were lovely and were friendly and efficient but that was the highlight really. The entrance at the top of the stairs is a little strange and you feel a complete transition from the fancy shop downstairs, into a typical caf upstairs. The glass counter with pre-made cakes wrapped up in plastic and whiff of chip fat (not even sure if there were chips on the menu) didn’t really set a good first impression. Others here have mentioned a short menu, this is true and for me isn’t necessarily a bad thing but I did find the menu a bit odd. Only kids menu option was sandwich. Child had fried eggs from the breakfast menu and that was fine. Husband had a hotdog but seemed strange it was served with salad and crisps. Sausage was good - bread I would have expected better. For me, I quite fancied a ploughman’s style lunch. There was a 2 person thing that I obviously wasn’t going to order myself. There was also a pate platter that I nearly asked if they could change pate for cheese but instead went for a warm cheesy scone. It was on the same part of the menu so I was surprised to find it came with just chutney. Staff were very easy to offer a salad accompaniment. With the limited menu I just thought it a shame they weren’t making the most of the wealth of fresh cheese and meats downstairs. What about a platter option with a choice for the main part of it (eg choice of cheese/meat/pate/fish). I’m rooting for this place to make some improvement to the menu and sort out the cake counter cos I feel it could easily offer so much more.

Popped in for a cuppa and a piece of cake. We had the white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake it was gorgeous. The tearoom is different to when we used to frequent it but am sure with a little tlc it will soon be back on form. We used to love the chill out sofas but sadly they have gone. I can't fault the service and the cakes though....absolutely lush!

Attended baby shower at the tearooms. The food & service was excellent, top quality, fresh & tasty. Decor was tremendous, rooms & tables dressed beautifully & with relevance. First class - thank you

So many chutneys, marmalades and jams to choose from ! Cheese range fairly varied and mostly locally sourced - some vegan cheeses too. The smell in the shop is wonderful. Wines as well - perfect for the cheese 🧀 board

Awful how this cafe has changed in such a short time. When visiting Northallerton this was the go to cafe. Menu now is just so lack lustre, service similar (sign of the times employing all teens - not so bad if supporting their development but if this is to save money...it shows in the menu). Had the Masham Banger - used to be in a quality bun, now just stodge plonked on the table..."there you go"...like it was a favour! Lady on a nearby table had soup but left it because the bread bun (same) put her off! Great deli shop only saving grace now - please don't let that go to seed too. What happened Lewis and Cooper?

Absolute shambles of a place,we were looking forward to great things as downstairs sells high end products . Don't be fooled by going upstairs dreadful place.

We've come to Lewis and Coopers for years for a spot of lunch. Unfortunately, today will be the last time for us. We've noticed over the last 2-3 years how standards have declined. The menu used to be extensive. We used to love the Ploughman's platter and the rarebit - both are gone from the menu now with a very limited choice. They used to offer specials - no specials any more. We had a sandwich, a hotdog and two cold drinks. It was £23. The traffic light system said green so more people kept turning up despite there being no free tables. The staff were very busy yet they were clearly overwhelmed. The separate payment area has gone so now everyone has to crowd around the serving counter to pay - makes no sense. No more loyalty stamp scheme. The table next to us had to go to the counter twice - once to ask for someone to take their order and a second time to ask about their drinks. I get that times are hard and L&C want to help staff maintain this tea room but it really needs a total rethink, especially given the competition in Northallerton that has opened up in recent years. Sorry L&C - I wish I could be more positive, I really do.

We often call in early morning and are given such a friendly welcome from the staff on duty. The scones are fresh baked and are better quality than the more famous cafe further down the High Street. Great coffee on offer and occasionally we order...

I usually love coming to the L&C tearooms and the food is spot on. However, we can no longer visit since having a baby as the tearoom is only accessible via stairs.

Haven't been to this tearoom for a long, long time. Sadly our return visit after 20 years was a disappointment. Downstairs the delicatessen was full of goodies, but upstairs in the tearoom seemed to be using up the old stock. A piece of fruit cake...

A tad disappointing. Used to really enjoy lunch here but today the food was average and the service was poor. Possibly this drop in standard is reflected by the fact that the tearoom wasn't very busy so this wasn't an excuse for the poor service...

This place has been going years,needs to be revamped,and so do the staff,food was disappointing,soup was never brocoli,it was orange in colour,more like carrot colour,but tasted of nothing really,sandwich was ok ,but my daughter had sausage sandwich,total rubbish ,poor quality coffee wasn't that good either,plumb...

the staff here are so friendly and we always pop in when in Northallerton. I love wondering around the shop buying little treats , ok the items are not the cheapest but the quality is amazing

Shown to table and waiter arrived to take order, same waiter returned 5 mins later to ask if we had ordered! Then same waiter came back to advise that part of order wasn't available as they had given us "out of date menus" (which were...

No scones left. After 20 minute wait, wrong drinks delivered. No teabread arrived. How long does it take to toast some teabread ? Complained and a lady arrived to see what was wrong. No attempt to persuade us to stay or offer anything for the...

We decided on 2 breakfast’s and asked that the bacon and sausage was well done on both. When they arrived let’s just say a good vet could have revived the bacon the sausage was a little better so we sent them back politely, when they...

The tearoom was very quiet, but the staff were helpful and accommodating and everything came with a smile. The mushroom omelette and sausage bun were good quality and reasonably priced in relation to other tea rooms and cafes in the area.

We have eaten the tearoom hundreds of times in the past 20 years BUT this morning our experience of the breakfast was diabolical. The bacon was like leather, certainly not freshly cooked! Seemed like yesterday or earlier then reheated. The yolk of my egg was...

We called in for a late lunch on Saturday. It wasn’t busy. Quiche was on the specials board. We asked the waiter if there was ham in the quiche. He asked the chef, who apparently said he didn’t know, because they were just bought in!...

Although on the door it quite clearly gives closing time on a Sunday as 4pm. We tried to go in to the shop at 3.40, admittedly it was a little late. we thought we had plenty of time for a quick look around. we were...

Really disappointed. Ordered three 'crispy' bacon sandwiches, but none of them were - they were normal consistency. Asked for one of them to be without butter, but they all had butter. The coffee that my friend had as part of the bacon sandwich menu was...

We used to love going here for lunch and it was always a real treat. Even when busy, the staff were efficient in getting you seated and served. Not so now. It wasn’t even busy and we were seated straight away but told there would...

Travelled to Northallerton as we have previously had a really good breakfast there. What a disappointment, was brought a menu - no breakfast items - asked if there was another menu and was told they do not do breakfast any more. My partner ordered the...

This place is badly in need of a refurb. It’s lacking in atmosphere and very tired. The food was ok but I think we’ll look elsewhere in our next visit

Lovely tea room , lovely cakes , good portion sizes, love the cheese scones , only down side with cheese scones some days they have lots of cheese all through the scones , and other times only cheese on the outside which is dissaponting, friendly...

we always pop upstairs to the cafe when we visit the shop below to sample their yorkshire platter which is full of lovely things like pork pie, ham, scotch egg and cheeses. The staff are pleasant and the prices reasonable consideing the quality of the...

….since I last visited this little hideaway. Tucked away within their fabulous food hall, up the stair, their little cafe has seen a modicum of change since my last visit. Point number one has to be the staff. Pleasant and accommodating, reliable, charming and efficient....

Lovely place to drop in for lunch. Through the shop and wait for the green traffic light to tell you that there are spaces upstairs in the café. In these Covid times, that felt like a very safe thing to happen. The café is well...

Very poor service. I wanted to get a hamper of 'treat' items delivered for my mother, who has lived in the area served by Lewis and Cooper all her life. Her birthday was on a Sunday, so I paid a frankly exhorbitant £29.50 surchage for...

Great location on the high street . The cafe lacks atmosphere . Cold and stark . Food was ok . Can’t comment on service as during covid times it is hard

My wife and I visited during a short break in Northallerton. We didn’t use the tearoom, but purchased some goods in the shop part of the building. Lovely deli type shop with good selection of products.

We've been visiting Lewis and Cooper for years and mostly its excellent so this is a note of caution. The social distancing was good slightly concerned the table next to us only got cursory wipe with a tissue... the lunch was average.. my 'ham' sandwich...

First time here, and booked in after reading good reviews. Unfortunately the service was so slow, not only did it spoil my breakfast experience, but it spoilt the rest of the day because of how late I was running - actually had to cancel a...

Made a definitive choice to go here for lunch. The tearooms are relaxed and thankfully, back to table service. The menu uses local ingredients and items that can then be bought downstairs in the deli. Staff are friendly, knowledgeable and a definite part of the...

I regularly pop in for a freshly made, great value breakfast and coffee, then downstairs to stock up with essentials that only L & C keep in stock. A local "Treasure".

.....have been consistently disappointing. There being little or no atmosphere in this place, I feel that the cafe has absolutely nothing to do with the time honoured tradiations of Lewis and Cooper downstairs. The staff take orders and serve food, full stop. When this cafe...

Nice morning in Northallerton with wife , so as always got to have a nice treat so popped into this nice place on the high street. It is above the shop and from moment of arriving you get lovely service , shown to table and...

Only popped in for a coffee, which was nice enough. Ambience was mediocre, though perhaps because we weren’t sat in the tea room itself, but in the back area. Cakes looked huge (and tasty). The shop downstairs is very well stocked up (think the type of produce you’d put in a hamper for a picnic), and has an excellent selection of wines (including some rarer varieties not usually found in the supermarkets).

opted for the breakfast and what a tasty surprise. tasty masham sausages (i dont eat sausages), tasty bacon, tasty eggs, tasty bread and even the mushrooms black pudding, tomato and beans seemed a cut above normal - all of these were of a higher than usual quality than in other breakfasts at other places. id certainly go back again and have that meal. also overspent on the shop.

We are regular visitors to Lewis and Cooper tea room - we eat here every time we visit Northallerton which is usually about once a month. However, this is the first time that I feel I must write a review as I am really concerned about the drop in standards.It was busy - fair enough - but the staff were arguing amongst themselves the entire time we sat down. Orders were mixed up, one member of staff was sending people away and telling them to come back in 30 minutes time, whilst another would seat people immediately despite the long wait on food. The table near us complained because their scone was mouldy and another table had a pot of tea delivered twice, after receiving the incorrect order to begin with, because the staff just weren't communicating. Food and drinks orders were left sitting on the bench for a good 10 minutes before someone came to serve them; the bell was being tapped incessantly for service but the staff were just too busy. In the midst of all this chaos, a man arrived to collect some knives from the kitchen and deliver a new set?! This resulted in more confusion as someone had to be sent for to authorise this. Who collects the kitchen knives in the middle of lunch service?! When the food eventually arrived, it was delicious as always and the two ladies who served us were very pleasant and polite; they were definitely putting a brave face on a steessful situation. We decided to eat up fast and pay as the place was just too chaotic. It's clear to me that something is going wrong here; last time we came to eat here in November, we had to go elsewhere as there was no hot food available, just tea and cakes. I've never known this happen before and we've been coming for about 4 years. Even the usually cheery shop staff downstairs seemed downbeat today and the pricing on many items is incorrect. We had to point this out at the till or else we'd have been overcharged. I'm willing to set aside today's visit as a one-off but please start listening L&C or I'm afraid we'll be dining and shopping elsewhere if this is the a similar case next time.

My partner in dine and I sought refuge from Christmas shopping (the Aladdin’s Cave downstairs was very busy) and it was time for brunch. The tea rooms are deceptively spacious and we were shown to a table promptly. The menu was reasonable with a range of hot, cold and savoury dishes. The Cakes and scones did look most appealing! I opted for the Yorkshire Breakfast and at £10.25 it was at the pricier end of the scale, but the quality and taste of the ingredients made up for that. My partner in dine had ham, cheese and tomato omelette that vanished rapidly.The tea (Earl Grey and Breakfast) was excellent.Service was exceptionally efficient but not at all rushed. We will be back to try some of the other dishes.

A lovely, leisurely Christmas lunch. A day out in Northallerton always requires a visit to Lewis and Cooper. It was quite busy being the Saturday before Christmas. We were courteously given a table after a very short wait. The festive menu was good and we ordered a turkey panini with the trimmings. It was truly filling and well presented. After our lunch we visited the beautiful delicatessen shop. The quality of the wine , food and produce is superb.

We called in to the deli but once we saw what was on offer we had to sample the food.As a deli this must rank as one of the best around and as a place to eat food its not far behind.Excellent find,cant believe ive been to Northallerton many time and not spotted this place

Late morning went up to the cafe, what used to be a shop area is now a bland uninteresting place with a hotch potch of seating and no real coherent design. I ordered a latte and a cheese scone ... the waitress suggested a warmed cheese scone with cheese and chutney. Sounded interesting so ordered. The coffee came reasonably quickly. I'd nearly finished it when eventually the scone arrived. Burnt at edges, stone vokd mainly in the centres of both sides and huge chunks of cold cheese. The scone and cheese were inedible. Whilst I was waiting they started telling customers there would be a 30 minute wait for food. So kitchen inefficient/ can't cope _ something wrong. Overall an unpleasant experience

My husband & I visited the tearoom on Tuesday 17th December, we were shown to a table by a lovely lady named Mary (who admired my sheep design jumper!), despite being extremely busy she offered such lovely friendly customer service. We had our normal treats- toast & tea for hubby, toasted tealoaf & hot chocolate with cream marshmallows AND chocolate flake gorgeous!

Visited Northallerton to have a look around the market on a Saturday. It's a lovely place to visit and despite current high street trends Northallerton seems to be bucking the trend as there are some really nice shops and eateries.

After the demise of quality service a few years ago we stopped using the cafe however decided to give it a try again for breakfast. We shouldn’t have bothered. Arriving at 9:15am there were no other customers waiting and only two tables occupied. We waited at the top of the stairs ‘to be seated’ and were studiously ignored by at least three waiting staff at the counter. Eventually a pleasant waiter came upstairs and acknowledged us saying he would attend to us shortly. We were shown to a table in a rather empty room, the fact that all the other customers were still wearing their coats should have told us something, the cafe was cold. Our food order, eggs benedict, was cold on cold plates and smothered in copious amounts of bland hollandaise sauce, consequently we left half of the meal. Basically this cafe was unwelcoming (both the staff attitude and in appearance with a jumble of tatty furniture), it was too cold and served cold, expensive food. We definitely won’t be giving it a further try, there are far better cafes in Northallerton providing infinitely better customer service, comfortable, warm accommodation and quality food at realistic prices.

We usually visit Northallerton around xmas as it is a traditional market town and has quaint and unusual shops such as Lewis and Cooper and we usually have a bite to eat at Betty's, but this time we decided to try here.

On 16th November I visited the cafe at Northallerton where the service fell well short of the usual standards. The problems included disorganised table service, long wait for even a cup of tea and payment problems. I completed a comment form but did not receive any contact from the store. Whilst shopping in store on Thursday 28th November I spoke to the store manageress ( and from my conversation I discovered I was not the first to complain) who dealt with my complaint and offered me a £10 store voucher as an apology.

Visited this cafe in October 2019. We were told the cafe was full but we could sit in the outer area but there would be a 20 minute wait for food which we said would be acceptable. We found a table (with very uncomfortable high chairs) & picked our choice from the menu. I went to the service counter & was told someone would come across shortly to take our order. Twentyfive minutes later still no one had come to take our order, so we left. We went across the road to a cafe & ordered straight away & our delicious food arrived within 10 minutes. How can one cafe get it so right & another so wrong ?. Sorry, but we will not be returning to Lewis & Coopers cafe again !

A lovely tearoom serving great lunches etc. The scones are enormous and delicious. Well worth a try. The deli is good too

I turned up at noon wanting a bowl of soup and was told that they had no hot food on, except for toasted teacakes! No wonder Betty's had a queue outside it.

Have been to these tearooms before and always enjoyed the food so decided to go again. That day they had changed the system so no table service - you go to the till, order and pay. But, this was efficient and we ordered a ploughman platter - enough for two to share easily. The food was tasty and filling. Lots of drinks to order and the staff, tho getting used to the new system, managed well. Top tip - if they have some of their scones to purchase and take away - get some - they were delicious.

Very good breakfast. Two great filter coffees and a pot of tea, set us up for the day. The small breakfast is served with toast as well as bacon, sausage, beans, fresh tomato and poached egg. Great value and all cooked fresh, so there is a little wait for the food, well worth it.

I wrote a review criticising this establishment which I now have to retract(which I am very pleased to do!!)

It's on the first floor so not great for prams but it is an excellent hidden gem. Friendly, helpful staff and nice views from the window seats.

Not sure why the owners have decided to turn a lovely “Tea Room” into a typical cafe???Instead of being shown to a table, choosing what you want and having the personal touch through a waiter/waitress to attend to you, Lewis and Cooper have now gone down market and become an average cafe. One of the main things that made it stand apart from other typical cafes was the service. The food’s fine and was nice enough but the prices still reflect the service you previously paid for. It’s wasn’t exactly Betty’s standard anyway, but has gone down market and you’ll do as well now if you go to any other ordinary coffee shop or cafe in town (except Betty’s of course who know what service is).

Been using this establishment and their tearoom for many years without a problem Was there 15th September 2019 and everything was fine There again 25th September 2019 and big change for the worse

My husband & I visited this morning Sunday 22/9/19 - we always consider it a treat. NO NO NO! We always enjoy sitting at a table preferably near a window, we always order the same things - a strong cuppa & toast for hubby & a hot chocolate plus toasted tea loaf for me. Today we were informed that we had to find a table, look at the menu, go to the serving desk to order & pay WHAT?!? Our love of the tearoom includes politely being led to a table, our order being taken by one of your lovely staff then after enjoying the lovely food/drinks going to the pay desk where one of your staff always politely asks if everything was ok. Today the lady & gentleman serving were lovely as always but our visit didn’t feel the same, the experience was lacking something. Where the pay desk used to be now has an extra bench & table, there was a set of red curtains at the end wall pinned together obviously hiding something - it looked amateurish & unprofessional. You’re nor a coffee shop, you’re a traditional tea room. If we had wanted a coffee shop/ cafe there was plenty of choice outside. Why make these changes? It’ll be self service next! Cosy up your tea room again - get rid of plain boring beige walls, boring beige table covers etc.

Not really sure what everyone else is eating but this place will not rate a revisit!! 3:30 arrival and the coffee tastes like it has been here all week! On advice of the staff had the chocolate cake wish I hadn’t Paul Hollywood would weep!! stale cake is not better warmed up!

Beautiful food, well prepared, beautifully presented and excellent service, we were so pleased we popped in, we originally just wanted a drink, but after seeing the food we decided to eat as well, we certainly weren't disappointed.

Called in for some cheese which wasn't too badly priced but the wines and spirits are goo dear.. A special offer on a bag of salted nuts didn't come up correct on the till but I didn't want to make a scene over 21p

Last year when we visited we had the Yorshire platter which we both loved. This time we decided on the mediterrain platter which was just as good put not as filling. In fact I preferred this style of my platter but my husband oreferred to Yorksire platter so next yearwe decided to order one of each to keep us both happy

The tea room is upstairs above a wonderful food shop which sells an amazing variety of food and drinks. The staff in the tea room are really friendly and helpful. We stopped for a light lunch after a morning at Northallerton market. The cheese scones are the best I have ever had! Highly recommended.

Didn't go to the café but had a look around the shop. A great variety of produce available to buy both local and more further afield. Had a sandwich from the meat counter and one could have fed the two of us. Will be back again when next in the area.

Visited Lewis & Cooper Tearooms after a long journey, service and food was excellent - would totally recommend

Great place if you're looking for the unusual in the food line also quite a good selection of wine can be a bit pricey but then if it's unusual you're after I suppose you have to pay definitely worth a look inside

Very attractive older premises. A retail and cafe experience. Effcient and friendly service. Quality fresh local produce used wherever possible - i like that !! The yorkshire breakfast and eggs benedict were very good

We normally visit this tea room for breakfast once a week. It’s usually very good, but over the last couple of weeks it has really gone to the dogs. Value for money is good and the contents are usually very fresh and well cooked. Not lately, we started to notice that the eggs were cold then the beans soon followed, we gave it one more try to suffer what has to be the worst breakfast we have ever had. All the usual there but to find it undercooked some of it cold and the whole thing swimming in grease was the last straw. I think the staff knew it was bad as they normally ask if everything is ok, not this time. We won’t be back

Called in for a coffee, while visiting Northallerton. Large tearoom above the shop, a bit ramshackle ! Quick efficient service, and nice food.

I have given this the highest rating because of the great food and lovely staff. However, the last few times we have been there we have endured cold air blasting out into the first seating area within the cafe. Today, two ladies near us moved because of this. I asked one of the staff why this was so, as it was a really cold morning. He told me that customers and staff have questioned this, and complained but no- one has acted upon it. I must ask WHY???

Food took way too long to arrive, so rating it 2 stars whilst I wait for it. Haven't tasted food yet!

I could have spent hours in this shop so many things to choose from. After filling our basket with many delights we decided to visit the tearoom for brunch and we were not disappointed. I loved the food hamper ideas and will definitely be ordering one of these now I have seen and tasted the quality of some of the products.

Had a chicken wrap and an americano. The wrap was fantastic and the coffee they use is delicious. Serving staff were visibly busy but kept composure and fairly reasonably priced.

When I first went to Lewis & Cooper in the North East it was in Yarm, lovely little store that reminded me of William's in Sandbach in Cheshire. Now the store in Northalerton is something else, it is massive. The store goes on for ever and they sell everything foodie. The staff are very pleasant and helpful si it's one to visit if your in the area.

Went for breakfast and opted for the full Yorkshire breakfast. It arrived on a plate that was too small, the beans were served in a ramekin, the bacon was placed on top of itself, the eggs were greasy and folded over to get them to fit on the plate, the mushrooms were spread over all the other items - basically because the plate was too small! That said, the breakfast was disappointing, it was warm, not hot and I'm afraid to say that I have had far better breakfasts for half the £10 and a bit that this cost.

Had breakfast at L&C; and was well impressed. A very good Eggs Benedict and an excellent latte. The service was very good and friendly. Well recommended, would certainly return.

Popped in with the wife for a look around the shop and ended up having breakfast and a coffee. I am always hesitant about getting a Full English their so hit and miss, but this one was definitely a hit and cooked really well with good quality produce the Eggs Benedict were great too. Just not sure the lime flavour marshmallows in the hot chocolate were a good combination. Their own coffee blend was nice and I even bought some beans to take home. We will definitely be back to eat again.

Fantastic little tea rooms above a seriously good delicatessen selling all sorts of delectable treats!

Having shopped in Lewis and cooper for decades (superb food shop), decided to give the tea rooms a try. They did not disappoint.

For the last 12 years my daughter and I have drove the 30 miles through to Northallerton to do our (my) very last minute Christmas shopping. The start of this event being full English breakfast at Lewis and Cooper. Today was no exception and once again and exceptional breakfast was served up. Splendid food, well cooked and served in a calm atmosphere amidst the chaos that is Christmas eve shopping. My daughter was recently diagnosed as being Gluten intolerant and we were both very impressed at the concern and care by the staff and attention to details regarding the ingredients and information she was provided .

The cafe is above the shop. Very good service. The staff were very good. We ordered home made soup. Tea and Coffe and a piece of Chocalate and Chestnut cake to share. Delicous!! In all it cost £17.00 Would highly recommend this location.

Went for lunch for the first time today. My husband had French onion soup which he said was delicious although they were a bit heavy handed with the onions and I had a Cheese omelette with salad which was also delicious. The chefs coleslaw was very very nice and I’m not a fan of coleslaw. The price was reasonable and the service was good. The shop below was amazing, it was full of very unusual foods and in fact it would probably be described as an upmarket food store. We will be going back x

Frist time here for a coffee. ..great coffee and surrounding but staff act in a strange way to customers, making them wait at the door to be seated when plenty of room and chatting to each other and totally ignoring waiting customers..heard several other customers taking about them...

Fantastic breakfast. Locally sourced produce. Served hot by friendly waitress. Really tasty, cooked to order . Quick service.

Called in for lunch after not dining here for 5 yrs after a poor experience. Queued to be seated didn't have to wait long for a table or to be served. The place was very busy . I ordered a mushroom and ham omelette with salad and my partner had soup and a sandwich. All food was cooked well tasted nice and nicely presented. All staff helpful . Would eat here again

Went to the tea rooms for lunch. It took a little while before we were seated but after that we were given a nice table with an extensive menu. Food came quickly once ordered. I had the Sharing Platter which was piled high with great cheese, meat, pies and scotch eggs, which was superb. My wife had a Rarebit which was excellent. Good selection of teas and coffees. We ended with cake - the fruit cake with a great wedge of Wensleydale was excellent. The treacle tart was great until half way through when we found what looked like the remains of pastry brush bristles inside the filling. To the staff’s credit it was taken off the bill and they were very apologetic. It was also very busy and I felt sorry for the staff who were running around trying to serve everyone - it felt like they needed more on. Otherwise a great lunch, would recommend.