Palm Court in Harrogate

Excellent sandwich. Had the open club . Plenty of chicken and bacon. The salad with it a really nice bonus with some surprises like Beetroot. Coffee good to. Service hospitable and relax. An enjoyable half hour. Thank you

We've used this cafe lots of times over the years and enjoyed the old world charm and tasty food. However since the cafe changed hands a while back things are not so good. The food is still enjoyable (we always have a lunch from the "specials" board), the staff friendly and polite and the ambience pleasant. Regrettably the waiting time for food has become far too long (even when the cafe isn't full), a fact borne out by complaints made by other customers during our latest visit. We overheard that the manager was away, but it appears no-one had taken over responsibility for organising an efficient service in their absence. Please get this sorted or before long you will start to lose customers!

Turned up for breakfast and the food and service and venue was so good we returned for lunch. Very good value for money too.

super lovely coffee and really friendly waiters.Got some really cool latte art on my latte and the scones are delish :)! Shoutout to robyn and henry who were very lovely and wore their antlers with style 🫶🏻

Palm Court Café is a lovely space with a good atmosphere and beautiful views. I went with a large group of eight people for afternoon tea and we were pleasantly surprised at the good price (about £40) and everyone was very pleased with their teas, coffees, scones, and cakes. Will definitely pop in again next time I am in Harrogate!

Visited recently with family, booking was straightforward and we were all easily accommodated for, inclusive of any specific dietary requirements. The atmosphere was very welcoming and the food was delicious. Local artists paintings on the wall added a lovel touch to the space and the view from the large bay window was perfect. Will definitely be back.

Palm Court Cafe is nestled above a traditional sweet shop, and has beautiful views over the greenery and flowers of harrogate, and particularly has a stunning atmosphere on a sunny day as the sun cascades in through the lovely bay window where I try to get my favourite seat! Since first visit in spring, the decor has been quietly updated and we noted and appreciated the tasteful local art. Excellent baby changing facilities - phew! This time we went as a large family group with various dietary requirements and preferences, which were all met, including vegan, dairy-free and gluten free and general pickiness ;) There was a large selection on menu, including hot and cold food, sandwiches and cakes / scones / brownies, teas and coffees, and a few specials too, we were just there for snacks and a catch-up and that was great. Staff very patient with our elderlies’ questions and confusion, and we got to meet the owner who was very sweet and down to earth, and who bakes the cakes herself! Lovely relaxed vibe overall. Feel is nice for casual pop-ins too. Tip - If you’re local, there’s a loyalty card. Enjoy!

Another lovely lunch at Palm court. Call in often with family and friends, or just on our own. Comfortable, relaxed and you can sit and chat without being rushed. Food is great, good selection of cakes. The staff are always friendly and welcoming. Always an inviting place to return to.

Weirdest experience-Baked potato not cooked and then gaslighted by the ‘chef’. She said it was cooked and if I ordered another it would just be the same. 🤣 Also ordered a sandwich that wasn’t what we ordered but we just kept it for fear of a similar outcome. The staff, including the chef, were really nice and the atmosphere is relaxed. We won’t be back though.

Have been to this cafe many times in almost 13 years. I believe it has changed hands recently, and, unfortunately, it shows. Was there as a party of 8 in late July, and today with a friend. The food is still very good, however, the service on both occasions left a lot to be desired. On the former occasion we waited and waited, so on the latter occasion I timed the wait. It took 18 minutes for someone to come to take our order, a further 5 minutes - at least - to inform me my chosen soup wasn’t available, and a total of 26 minutes to deliver two soups, a toasted melt, and a wrap to our table, having wrongly delivered it to another table before ours! As it was Saturday afternoon, I would have expected it to be very busy, if not, based on past experience, heaving. Sadly, there were less than 10 people there. I have often left a tip, although on the past 2 occasions have not done so, as I did not felt the service warranted it.

We as a business needed a cafe to hold a meeting with our new prospective Client in the low Harrogate area. Palm Court Cafe was Ideally situated with close by parking. The staff were very friendly and greeted us on arrival then found us a suitable place to be able to have a coffee and a sandwich but also enough room for our laptops too.. the food was excellent and the service we received was brilliant. Well done Everyone at Palm Court, brilliant experience from walking until leaving 10/10 guys. We will definitely be back soon

This is a lovely cafe with charming and helpful staff. A good choice of light dishes and a great selection of gluten and other allergen free dishes. Pleasant surroundings and a sweet shop to die for downstairs!

Brought my GrandDaughter in for lunch. Asked for a small plate as she is only 6. Waited for far too long for a quick toasted sandwich & a cold wrap. Had to ask if they were going to be very much longer. Specifically asked for just cheese & tuna for my GrandDaughter, which eventually arrived containing spring onions. Huge Adult portion. The cafe had the cheek to add on 30p to an already expensive, tiny cup of coffee for using Oat milk. None of the food was fantastic, it was ok. No one asked if we were happy with our lunch or had enjoyed it. Had I been in different company I would have said something. Really dis appointing visit. Won't be returning. What a missed opportunity, because the place is in a prime location. With so few customers today, the staff might do better to take care of them properly.

Although we'd used this cafe many times in the past, it was disappointing today. The service was slow and the food was not as good as it used to be. I had baked potato with tuna, and the amount of salad with it was really small. It would be better to provide more salad and cut out the useless bits of fruit. In addition, croutons and beetroot aren't all that appretising.

In Harrogate on a Sunday having visited the Xmas market and looking for somewhere to sit down for a hot drink. Everywhere was really busy or uninviting. Ended up wandering down Montpellier. Passed one we’d been in before - no space. Wandered in here. Didn’t seem inviting from the ground floor. Went upstairs to see if they could fit six in. They were lovely and created an area for us. Exotic hot chocolates for some and the special (yummy treacle tart and clotted cream) for others. Took a little while to take our order and then deliver it, but it was worth it. We’ll be back, but directly next time!

Amidst the frenzy of tea rooms in Harrogate, the maid's uniforms, the silver type teapots, this was my favourite. We had a lovely tea, coffee and cake here and the food coming out of the kitchen looked great. Maybe because the owners didn't have to pay for the historical frills, the prices were very reasonable.

Fabulous tea shop with excellent staff and food. This is our go-to cafe when we visit Harrogate and it is always fantastic - the scones are utterly delicious and my guilty pleasure! We will be back soon for sure 👌👍

Fantastic quality food at great prices. The afternoon tea was delicious. A hidden gem ... we will be back.

Stumbled across this place as it is not immediately obvious from the outside being situated above a shop. However pleased we did. Large selection of cakes/scones/shortbread. Very pleasant atmosphere and generous portions

Palm Court is on the first floor above Farrah's, access to this fantastic cafe is through Farrah's Food Hall. I met friends for coffee/tea and scones. They have an excellent wide menu at very affordable prices. Great friendly efficient service. You cannot beat their homemade scones. Well worth a visit when in Harrogate.

Excellent food and service. Generous cakes, though drinks (latte and frapuccino) are rather small. Also beware of the sign on the specials board that "All of the above are served with..." because some may not be, and you don't get told.

I went here with my 2 year old the other day. The service and food is fantastic. My little girl had a sausage sandwhich and I had the yorkshire rarebit with bacon and sausage and it was gorgeous. Its a little gem if you are ever visiting harrogate

Finding a gluten free lunch in Harrogate was proving difficult on a busy Saturday but we were lucky to stumble upon this place which has a good range of gluten free food. I enjoyed a delicious gf chicken & bacon quiche with salad, including what seemed to be a homemade beetroot relish (superb!) & even gf croutons. My husband had a chorizo tart which he said was excellent. I wish the bigger establishments would take note - people with food intolerances still need to eat but many simply do not cater for us anymore. Service was great, cleanliness too, they were very careful to clean tables & chairs between customers.

Delicious meal . Lots of healthy options and delicious homemade cakes . Good social distancing , hygiene and all staff wearing masks . Great friendly staff and service . Part of the eat out to help out . Would eat here again . Highly recommended .

A group of friends out for lunch. Had to use the upstairs so we could social distance and it was perfect. Staff very friendly and great food. Nothing too much trouble. Would certainly go again. Thanks Kat and the team.

I visited Palm Court Cafe on Monday, as a party of 10. They have taken all necessary Covid precautions, tables spaced with 1m between each and subsequently, we were seated up in the garden room, which was perfect for a large group. There was a fantastic selection of delicious food and drink and the staff were very attentive to our large group, whilst wearing masks on a very hot day. I regularly visit this cafe and they cannot do enough for you. I particularly like the new addition of brownies to the menu.

Amazing free from range. Really impressed with the amount of options, especially during a pandemic. Friendly staff. The brownies are to die for. Ordered a delivery of brownies for a friend, arrived the next day. They made a new mum very happy.

Whenever I come to Harrogate I pay this fantastic cafe a visit, the staff always make me and my family feel welcome. Excellent food, good portion size. Slightly reduced menu due to Covid understandably but still had mine and my wife’s favourite (the rarebit!!). Great coffee and drinks for the kids. We will see you on our next visit!!

Went here for lunch today and didn’t have half the things on the menu and service was terrible! Not happy

Situated above an old-fashioned sweet shop, this was just what we were looking for. From the moment we walked in, the staff were so friendly and helpful. We had coffee only the first time, but were impressed with the welcome, ambience, choice of food and prices that we returned for lunch the next day. Glad we did. I had salmon and pea tart with salad, home made coleslaw and sweet and sour beetroot. my husband had leek, potato and cheddar soup with a chicken and sweet corn sandwich. Everything was spot on.

Put off by the long queues at Betty's, we decided to go to this place which is down the hill near the Pump Rooms. The dining area is upstairs and is spacious and nicely decked out with plants. There's a shop selling local delicacies downstairs.The staff are efficient and very helpful and there is a nice range of food on offer - homemade soups, cakes, cream teas, etc. All very tasty. There was a good range of options for the vegans amongst us.The atmosphere is more relaxed than Betty's, the prices are better and the staff are not rushed off their feet in the same way. A good choice of venue for a brunch, lunch or afternoon tea.

Quick friendly service! Great tasting food. Although we didn’t have cake they all looked delicious. Spacious and pleasant surroundings.

Had soup and a sandwich. Homemade soup and very generous quality sandwich fillings. Much better than we were expecting for the money. Good service as well

First visit to this lovely friendly cafe, we both opted for the Ploughman’s and it was lovely, loads of cheese.The treacle tart was sublime but very large (shouldn’t complain) I did eat it all though but I was so full. Would highly recommend a visit, there are several cafes nearby but this is a hidden gem.Thank you ladies for a superb lunch.

Never disappointed with the food and customer service. The staff is so friendly and helpful. Also, is the second time I use their function room and everything went perfect!

I and my granddaughter went to the palm court last week we had an afternoon tea £9.50 each you got a sandwich of choice a piece of cake and scone with cream it was very nice

We just had pots of tea but there was a great selection to choose from and it was delicious. Lovely relaxing cafe.

We dropped into the Palm Cafe during a cloudburst (to dry out) and were very pleasantly surprised. We ordered tea and cake. The first pot of tea was way too strong, but they very quickly corrected the matter. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff.

I had a Jacket Potato which was well done, and not surprisingly somewhat dry, however my husband and son opted for the Soup of the Day, and Ploughman's which was a far wiser choice. Staff pleasant, though as it was a Saturday also very busy so didn't bother complaining. The Tea and Cake (think it was Coffee and Walnut, if I remember), was very tasty however. Quite expensive, but then it is Harrogate so unlikely to be cheap.

Had very nice toasties and sandwiches here, great service and the hot drinks come with mini brownies which were delicious. Would recommend highly

Had a fantastic lunch of open sandwich, Welsh Rabbit, Beef Sandwich. Staff first class, great personality and engaging.

Visited with a group of friends, had ploughmans with homemade pork pie which was good value & a generous helping along with salad, pickle & bread. On the other hand one friend was served the last portion of somewhat shrivelled lasagne. The staff were kind enough after some prompting to send somebody to take our order & depart from the usual system as we were in the Garden Room which itself was looking in need of some rejuvenation.

The cafe is over the Olde Sweetie Shoppe, which we happened upon as we wandered towaeds Montpellier. The sweet shop will tempt but the food upstairs must be tasted to be believed. All home made cakes, scones, flans and soup. The chocolate cake we had on our first visit was the best ever, if a little rich. The second visit was for soup (pea and mint) after a chilly walk around valley gardens. Served with a large chunk of home made bread and plenty of butter, it was as good as we'd ever had, even at home. Recommend you make the effort and there's always the hand made chocolates and fudge to buy as you leave.

For a relaxing drink and snack there is no better café in Harrogate. Delicious food, a wide range of cakes, savouries, teas etc and a friendly welcome.

We went to Harrogate on Easter Sunday so called in to the lovely Palm court cafe service was lovely very friendly coffee was lovely we had fruit cake and cheese which was lovely I would highly recommend this lovely cafe

It's above the Farrah's shop on Montpellier Hill but is quite spacious for an upstairs cafe. It's over two floors so we climbed a second flight of stairs to the Garden Room. Seated next to the window you get a lovely view of the Crown roundabout. After looking at the menu we chose Ploughman's lunches. I had a Yorkshire cheese one and JD had the pork pie one. Both £6.25. There were plenty of other options around £5 including Toasted Sandwiches, Rarebit and Soups. We always have water to drink and it came served with ice and lemon. Lovely on such a warm day. The food was well presented and looked appetising. Especially the doorstop bread and butter served with the Ploughman's. Palm Court Cafe make everything they serve themselves and the bread was delicious. JD's pork pie was a huge slice and it had chorizo in it which gave it a nice flavour (he let me have a bite). We polished off the lot. They serve quite a large range of teas and coffees. They also have a lot of delicious looking homemade cakes. I might have to visit again for tea and cake with my daughter Leigh.

Visited this peaceful cafe as the second stop on the Yorkshire Appetite Afternoon Tea Tour for a selection of sandwiches. Freshly made and well presented on a tiered cake stand, the three different fillings were very tasty, we certainly managed to finish them off quickly. Nice friendly service and a great view out of the window. Plus you can buy a bag of old fashioned sweets or some Harrogate Toffee from Farrah’a Sweet shop on your way out.

Visited today, really nice cream tea. My partner had the soup, which was also very tasty. Wide range of food and reasonably priced. Clean and well presented. Friendly staff.

The cafe was very busy on our first visit, a member of staff could not tell us what the varions cakes on display were. However the lemon cake and scones were very nice. One member of staff clearly was responsible for the business and other staff appeared under trained and needed her to prompt them to carry out basic tasks. As a result service was rather fraught and ordering a refil took so long to be served we almost had to forget the idea.

Visited here recently, very busy so had to go up to Garden Room on top floor, only then we were told we have to go down a flight again to order. we ordered coffee and tealoaf, both of which were delicious. my negative review is, A why don,t they have some signs to inform you of ordering arrangement, B the garden room is so called because it,s full of very very dirty artificial flowers. The chipboard wallpaper is peeling off the wall, chairs stained, curtains hanging in dirt. This is such a shame because our food was lovely and everyone elses looked wonderful to, but please owners clean the place up

Visited mid afternoon. Great choice of menu.

Well, we went for coffee and cakes (excellent cakes), but others we having sandwiches, snacks and meals. All looked very good. Reasonably priced too. AND you can visit the old fashioned sweet shop on the ground floor. Excellent!

Fantastic place to grab a bite to eat. Lovely wholesome soup,delicious sandwiches, great choice of gluten free, so good that we ate here twice in 2 days!

We visited on a Saturday lunchtime, so it was very busy and a little cramped, but we found a table OK. The various scones and cakes we had were delicious, and the service was friendly and attentive. It's miraculous how the staff manage with such a small kitchen area, especially considering the number of dishes on the menu. We didn't have a full meal as such but the food we saw being brought out looked very good.

A little busy when we visited so service understandably a little slow. Other than that the staff were very attentive and the food was of a high standard. Reasonably priced also which is a rarity in this town. Altogether a pleasant and enjoyable experience.

Lovely food in a quaint restaurant. Great service with an extensive menu. The cakes looked delicious.

We had never been before, the first floor was very busy but we were told there was seating on the next floor...off we go. Only then to be told by a member if staff "you need to ordr downstairs"! We gave up and left. On the way out I never saw a sign at thd entrance to make sure we needed to order on the first floor! Management please do something. We were not the only ones who got up and left. Offer tabke service at least!

After getting fed up queuing outside the famous Bettys we moved on tour this place ...so glad we did! The decor is not as classy but the cake and food was so delicious. Whoever bakes their cakes would give MaryBerry a run for her money. The service was friendly and they tried very hard to be accommodating. I would sooner eat here and at a third of the price of Bettys without the pretentiousness too. A lovely relaxed place to go.Just wished I lived closer to meet up with friends here regularly.

We called in here before a trip to RHS Harlow Carr. My wife and daughters have been here before and rave about it. Lunch was 1st class I had the Ploughmans with pie and my wife had the same but cheese version therefore we shared. Both were filling very tasty and nicely presented. The pie was pork and chorizo excellent choice. A cake to go for later was a great idea as well. Reccommend anyone to try here

I'm never disappointed with the food and service at this café above Farrah's lovely chocolate shop. Today's salmon and broccoli quiche was very tasty and the portion was generous. The cakes look delicious too. The prices are very reasonable and the welcome is always warm. It is very popular and can be very busy at times. Definitely to be recommended.

The Palm Court Cafe is upstairs The Old Sweet Shop facing the square.

Lots of gluten free options available in salads, baked potatoes, sandwiches and fillings, toasties and even a choice of gluten free cakes. This is a hidden gem. Visited a few times during our stay and would thoroughly recommend to all.

Took my Mum to Palm Court for lunch as that is where she requested to go. This really is a hidden gem. Located above the Farrah toffee shop.Superb food we had the ploughmans it was delicious. The staff were so lovely and friendly.Great cafe on Montpellier .Very reasonably priced.I can thoroughly recomend a visit to the lovely Palm Court Cafe .!!!!

A little unsure if we would be able to find a table on Bank Holiday Monday; but we did and very happy too.

yes we always use the cafe when we are up there its above the sweet shop servic is good so is the food

My girlfriend is coeliac so I had already found this place and conveniently we walked past. The choice was really good. We shared a piece of chocolate cake and had a cup of tea with it for elevenses. Staff were helpful.

Popped in here supposedly for coffee and cake but ended up with a full on afternoon tea! Couldn't resist. Good choice of sandwiches and you could choose the cake you wanted. The lemon drizzle was lovely. Nice atmosphere. Lovely sweet shop downstairs. Would definitely return.

Tucked away above the sweets shop, this cafe serves excellent scones and cakes (try citrus zest scones). Service may be on the slow side during busy times.

We enjoyed the breakfast at this upstairs cafe, above a shop. Nice surroundings and food was great. Caters for gluten free.

An alternative title might be zero customer service. We arrived and took a seat during an admittedly busy period in full view of table waiting staff. The table next to us was still vacant but was taken within a few minutes. We waited for at least ten minutes without acknowledgement or contact from any of the staff. During this time the table next to us was served ! It was very obvious that during this time one of the waiting staff was looking after or playing with a young child rather than concentrating on looking after customers. We eventually got up and left - won't go back.

We weren't sure whether to try this place as the café appears to be more like an afterthought tagged on to the sweet shop. So, we were pleasantly surprised when we climbed the stairs to find a traditional and bright tea room. Service was friendly with lots of choice, we opted for afternoon tea, and what a great choice, lovely fresh made, tasty sandwiches, excellent scones, and cake and finished with a delicious pot of tea.

The tea room is on the first floor and is quite traditional looking as the name suggests.

My wife and I had a delicious lunch at this tea room, the service was good and the staff very friendly , more refreshingly mobile phones are not allowed to be used at the tables ,

A lovely cafe on the first floor above Farrah's Old Sweet Shop ( so you are bound to be tempted to shop there too)

This tea room and cafe is set on the floor above Farrah's confectionery shop and is not easy to spot unless you know where it is. It gets busy and we were lucky to get a table for four for late lunch. They do a wide variety of food and cakes. My wife had a large and excellent jacket potato, one friend had soup, another had a vegetarian wrap but I chose a cheesy bread and butter pudding which was nice if rather a small portion. Service and decor is traditional. Cakes looked excellent and made on the premises I believe. Not cheap but ok bearing in mind quality and service.

Called into the Palm Court today for lunch. This is our first trip to Harrogate and will definitely visit again. We found the staff helpful and cheerful, everything was clean and the whole place felt relaxing. We only had a light lunch which was very enjoyable and the beetroot salad was the best I have tasted. In fact I bought some to take home.

An upstairs restaurant which had a good view out over Harrogate town. I had homemade pate and toast with a side salad and a pot of tea. The staff were friendly and the food was delicious.

We stopped for a mid morning coffee break with fruit loaf. We should have just ordered one fruit loaf as one portion consisted of two slices. We managed, though! It was delicious and the coffee was hot and tasty.

Went in here as two couples ordered tea, coffee and scones with clotted cream. All tasted very nice whilst the tea for came in a large tea pot with Yorkshire tea! The deaf cappuccino and americano although not as big tasted well. There was some tastey looking cakes whilst the tea room also does lunches. The staff were very friendly and I'd definitely go back.

Called in for a light lunch. Both had "Yorkshire rarebit". Tasted ok but, overpriced for what it was. Staff friendly but, service very slow.

A well recommended tea room we visited for afternoon tea with family and friends before we all went our separate ways. This establishment provided a great friendly service, offering a wide variety of excellent foods whilst catering for all dietary needs with a knowledge to match. Our pleasurable visit should be experienced by Harrogates visitors.

Located above Farrah's sweet shop the Palm Court is quite an old fashioned tea room but none the worse for that. The access is not ideal for those with limited mobility but the service is good and on our visit there was an excellent selection of cakes at reasonable prices. I had hot chocolate which was very good & served with a small piece of chocolate brownie which made it extra special.

A pleasing choice of food for lunch and a good selection of drinks, with some seasonal offerings. I had mulled wine.

Wonderful old fashioned tea room which serves a varied selection of home made cakes, scones and sandwiches as well as other salads etc. Wide selection of teas and coffees. Very friendly waiting staff. Above a very big sweetie shop. Access via a steep staircase.

On a wet morning in Harrogate we came across this café whilst looking around the downstairs chocolate store. The special board looked very attractive whether for meals or cakes and I particularly enjoyed the treacle tart with cream and a pot of tea at an inexpensive price.

We found this place as it is on Tastecard, as I can't imagine we would have noticed that it was a cafe from just walking past as the cafe itself is above a sweet shop.

above Farrahs toffee shop. A trad tea shop. Cakes could have been done with being a bit moister but I hav ebeen to worse places

We stumbled across this by accident ! We were going to visit the shop downstairs to get fudge etc but saw the sign for a cafe upstairs so thought we would try it out - glad we did as it was a cosy relaxed cafe, alright not as nice as Bettys but then this place hasnt got Bettys prices ! Good coffee and a slice of cake - yum ! All served by a nice young man.

After a pub lunch my friend and I decided that a coffee and a cake would be a great idea and a few minutes later we chanced upon this shop which has a massive range of speciality chocolates and old fashioned sweets and a delightful café upstairs.

we wanted to go to the famous bettys tea room as were had heard so much about it!when we arrived in harrogate,there was a massive queue and the prices for afternoon tea are very high!we looked in the gift shop 1st and the went up to the reataurant and had scones and tea at a fraction of the price of bettys!what a great way to end a perfect weekend!

Served by pleasant staff who were quick and efficient. Ordered tea and iced tea. The cakes looked nice but we were saving ourselves for an evening meal.

Staying Harrogate we wanted a bite to eat, family run ie not a huge chain coffee shop. Oh wow did this certainly tick the boxes. The menu was written in food heaven. Everything homemade. I had pork sage n apple pie which was presented with fresh chunky bread and butter, hand cut salad, with so much flavour it really would knock the socks off any 5☆ restaurant. The pork pie you could see was NOT full of the pink colourings that most pies are. The flavours was subtle but delicious. The Belvoir ginger beer, isnt as common as it should be, so was a treat. Americano coffee was as it should be. My partner enjoyed her Yorkshire tea with cheese pie follow by the amazingly huge and delicious treacle tart and clotted cream. All this for LESS than £20.

Really nice friendly helpful staff and cater really well for Coeliacs. Also very reasonably priced. Will definitely visit again next time we're in the area

We went here for lunch. Had lovely home made soup and a very chunky cheese and pickle sandwich. The cakes looked gorgeous but I was too full to eat one sadly.

we often go here. Cheaper than Bettys and just as good. great sweet shop too. décor a little tired but in character.

Found this gem whilst walking about Harrogate the food was great, staff helpful and chocolate cake absolutely delicious.

Saw the queues outside Betty's life's too short visited palm court instead was not let down good specials board which plumped for instead of afternoon tea good value from what I have heard lot cheaper than Betty's excellent service would go back if ever visiting again

Kinda stumbled upon the Palm Court by accident, but very fortunately for us, we had a wonderful lunch with our 3 year old daughter and the food and service were fantastic. Thanks for the great food on a wee bit of a dreich and drizzly day.

This cafe is situated above a sweet shop in a delightful part of Harrogate. To access the cafe you need to climb the stairs. The food was very tasty, with a particularly delectable display of cakes and scones. The servings were generous and the staff were very welcoming and efficient. The atmosphere is quiet and elegant, and there are some wonderful framed photographs of the Harrogate area displayed on the walls. Cards and prints of these photographs can be purchased from the cafe. My mother and I had morning tea here and enjoyed it so much we returned for a late lunch. Good value for money.

I have eaten here countless times, always very enjoyable food, good service and great little shop downstairs too. Reasonably priced, good quality food.