Sophies Coffee Shop in Harrogate - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Along with the lovely tea/coffee and food on offer, you have the added bonus of the beautiful garden to sit and relax in. When I visited it was very busy. I was impressed by how organised and helpful the staff were. I also noted how lovely and respectful Sophie was to her staff, even when she was rushed off her feet! I really do love this place.

Excellent food and choices. Very accommodating friendly staff. Lovely atmosphere. A great place to visit whether walking, cycling or just popping in! Highly recommend

We absolutely love this place and regularly go for breakfast. Everything is freshly cooked using high quality ingredients, and cooked the way you like it. All of their cakes and scones are homemade and delicious. Would highly recommend it.

Stayed at the D&D for 6 nights. Great hospitality. Room was really nice, clean, good bedding and facilities. Food was 1st class, Sophie also made us a packed breakfast as we wished to leave before breakfast on the last day. On site parking arranged for our classic car, rather than on the forecourt.

Stopped off for coffee and a breakfast sandwich. We were not disappointed not only was Sophie a great host the whole team were fantastic and the food was sublime. A great little gem of a coffee shop which you should visit if you are in the area. Lovely ☺️

Great food and coffee. Friendly staff. Home made cake and shortbread. Lovely location with views over the Dales Gets a little busy when a gaggle of cyclists turn up, order, and pay one by one. When the cyclists turn be patient the staff are trying their best.

RIP off Prices. £9 a jacket potato. £4.50 A slice of cake. I hope the staff are getting paid well with charging these prices. I walked straight out and went into Ripon on my way home. You can get lasagna for £10.50 near the Cathedral.

First visit on a Nidderdale Way walk and had a great simple sandwich lunch. Our black lab loved the extra cucumber they gave her.

A beautiful setting with a lovely outdoor area too. Obviously very popular with cyclists. We visited as a family outing and treat and felt very welcome from Sophie. Specials had a great choice of and the menu is very kid friendly- we had two children with us (11 and 7) and they were very happy with their choice of meals. We took cake away to have at our next destination and they were delicious too - cannot beat home made cake!!

£8 for coffee (poor) and flapjack (nice) . Rude staff member who reputation precedes her.. Shame as used to be a regular but not inclined to return again.

A very pleasant light lunch was enjoyed by all in this bright little eatery - the food was good and the service efficient.

I can recommend a visit to this coffee shop I had the best rarebit,tasty and delicious, and the cost is perhaps more than I have paid before

We booked a party of 11 cyclists in advance but then 15 of us turned up. Sophie and her staff didn't bat an eyelid but just found us more chairs. They were brilliant so was the food.

Super breakfast, always freshly cooked, great chef and staff. Beautiful outside area over looking fields. Menu is good.

An amazing breakfast as always, one of the best cafes in Nidderdale with friendly staff and comfortable surrounding. Another very satisfied customer.

Lovely relaxing but busy atmosphere. Great selection of homemade food and delicious cakes. So good to see it full of happy customers. I'll be back for the lunchtime menu.

We (mid aged couple- young mid aged I've been told to add) generally like to try different places around the Harrogate area but Sophies has become a bit of a fixture over the years. Its ticks a lot of boxes. We discovered the café, just before Covid and supported it throughout (takeaways only) hoping it would come out the other side and it did. The cycling community have adopted it as a refuelling pit stop refuge but for us its a place to chat, sit in or out depending on the weather and even then there's a marquee. The food is excellent, fresh and varied. I highly recommend the Full English. I've had a lot of these over the years which is why I'm overweight but this is good. If you really want to push the boat out try chefs Olympic breakfast. I did and didn't eat again till Sunday morning! Most of all Sophie does fresh scones which my misses likes. There's a lot to recommend whatever time of year you visit. The garden and views in summer are lovely. Warning! When the peloton arrives its busy. All credit to Sophie and her team. Little gems like this are few and far between. Like pubs. Use it or loose it.

Although we have lived nearby for 3 years, we have just discovered Sophies Lovely light lunch, dog friendly and fantastic service. Highly recommended and we will be back over New Year

We visit regularly sometimes walking and other times on bikes -the scones and homemade cakes are to die for! The staff are always really welcoming whether we are in cycling or walking gear or more smartly dressed and Sophie is happy for cyclists and walkers to sit inside or outside. There is a lovely garden outside and plenty of space to park bikes. I would strongly recommend Sophies for walkers and cyclists .

Sophie is always welcoming to groups of cyclists. The cafe has spaces for bikes at the rear (go around past the cycling art). The food and service are both very good and highly recommended. If it’s crowded, that’s because it’s so popular!

Visited late Sunday morning and despite being really busy Sophie found us a table for 6 cyclists from Ilkley CC without delay. All our cooked food came within 10mins of ordering and was delicious and reasonably priced. There is plenty of safe space around the...

Always great service, fab food and a warm welcome to our ICC group 🚴‍♀️🚴‍♂️. One of our favourite cafe stops and always 😋.

Visited Sophie's in July 2022 while holidaying in the marvelous Yorkshire hills; Owner is very welcoming and super friendly, you can tell she is thriving with her business as the place was absolutely packed with cyclist on a Sunday! A local and famous small coffee...

A real community cafe in a delightful village. We were made so very welcome in the cafe as we arrived for our Stay in Sophie’s B and B up above the cafe. Tea and homemade cakes were delicious, the cafe warm and welcoming - a...

We arrived 11.30 on a Sunday (9 cyclists), had to queue at the counter to give order, the owner rang my sandwich into the till at £6.00 not £5.50 as in the menu, when I queried it I was told prices had gone up and...

I stumbled across the coffee shop looking for a hot drink and it was the best decision I made. Sophie is so friendly and caring. The almond croissant was the best (and definitely the biggest) I've ever tasted. I'll be back with my partner next...

Visited on Easter Sunday after walking 8 miles in the local area, had ice cream and cold drinks in the garden. A lovely cafe, fab looking cakes, other customers were having Sunday Lunch or cakes/coffee. Friendly and quick service, do visit here.

Three of us plus my wheelchair visited Sophie’s Pizza evening. We ate in a marquee which was cosy and warm with a gas flamed fire. There are plenty of home made pizzas to choose from which are made from the outside pizza oven. We had...

Brilliant coffee shop tucked away in Hampswaite. Stopped for tea and cake. Best ever shortbread straight from the oven. Well worth a visit.

It was very hot 30c and we were towards the end of our walk when we found Sophie's we were in desperate need of a cold drink and a rest. What a great coffee house. The staff were very cheerful and we were served our...

On a visit down memory lane, we visited Sophie's for lunch and found the staff not only pleasant and helpful but very cheerful too. The tables were clean and hand sanitiser to use was on view. Our sandwiches were freshly made and came with crisps,...

Great to be back . After a spell away we returned this morning to one of the nicest friendliest cafes we know. It was busy and felt safe with all the Covid processes in place. The new menu from new chef Stefano combines the old...

Visited today been several times and the cafe has great cake and scones so we drive out to go there. When we entered the cafe nobody really approached us and there was a sign saying only one person at the counter at a time. When...

I took my son in hoping for a full English Breakfast. On arriving we were ignored.... having stood there for five minutes, we were still ignored, having given the chap behind the counter, who was more concerned about getting the brown sauce out to a...

Just returned from a short break in the Dales where we stayed in the Shepherd’s Hut at Sophie’s in Hampsthwaite. The accommodation was clean and comfortable and the breakfasts in the cafe (included in the price) were fantastic. Sophie was a very friendly host and...

We have eaten and had takeaways from Sophies a few times and the Pizza had been great. And let me preface this next part with, I completely understand the challenges etc Covid 19 pose to such a cafe. However, we paid £30 total for three pizza's and they were completely different to what they had been. The cardboard they came in would have been better. It was super dry, but worst of all, It tasted of nothing !If supply etc has changed they need to say that before people set their expectations. The cheese was like rubber, the base was awful and it left a pasty texture. Such poor service at this time could cost a business. Really disappointed and I strongly advise against getting Pizzas from here until things change.

This café offers a great assortment of breakfast, lunch and dinner options. And during these trying times, Sophie is open and supporting the community with food and groceries. Furthermore, her Wednesday and Saturday pizzas are amazing.

We went for a Saturday late lunch. Received friendly service and enjoyed our food. Cakes were spot on!

Lovely modern/homely accommodation above the beautiful Coffee Shop, the breakfast was gorgeous and we had the special at no extra charge.

Used to eat regularly in The Joiner's Arms pub almost next door but it lost all its character when refurbished with grey walls and ceilings (even the lovely beams) and modern shiny bar fittings by its National Chain owners....haven't been back there since 2016 when I experienced poor service and expensive food. Knew Sophies as a village shop before it became a cafe and decided to try it when passing through Hampsthwaite at Sunday lunchtime. The village describes itself as "the gateway to the Dales" so expected a typical Yorkshire menu. When we opened the door the noise hit us...the chatter of customers and the loud hissing of the 'barrista' coffee machine was deafening! It was packed and we were asked to sit on a sofa until a table became free. We took its popularity as a good sign and decided to wait. Then we saw the 'specials' board and began to doubt that we were really in Nidderedale...'crushed avocado', 'crumbled feta', 'toasted sourdough', 'chorizo and beans on toast' etc. But, right at floor level and almost rubbed off the board by customers' feet, we spotted 'traditional roast beef or pork'. Needless to say, that's what we ordered. It turned out to be the best Sunday Roast we have had for years....the generous helping of beef was just pink enough, not too thinly sliced, moist and extremely tender; the Yorkshire puddings were a far cry from their original heavy forebears meant to quell hunger before the meat and were large, light, well risen, moist in their middles and crisp on the edges; potatoes were cooked in duck fat to make them tasty and toasty but not too hard; the 'carrot & swede mash', 'broccoli', 'red-cabbage' and 'cauliflower-cheese' were served in a separate dish togeher with a large jug of extra gravy. The quantity was ample enough for us not to want any of the tempting puddings on offer but not so much that we felt uncomfortably bloated. We just finished the meal with delicious coffees and left vowing to come back as often as we can. Thank you to the chef and all the very friendly & efficient front-of-house staff frantically dashing around to ensure that the needs of every customer were met without undue delay. Couldn't have been better!!

Quite large inside so you’re not sat too close together There’s a few staff working that are all polite Good cakes

Big sausages tasty bacon.Whish the garden was not covered in wasps.Bannana milkshake was a bit weak was asked if it was strong enough but the man who served should know how much syrup to add..love the seats inside and the staff are nice

Always good ,home baked cakes and fish and chips to die for. Grumpy mule coffee got to be one of the best around harrogate, and Sophie and the staff are always pleasant

We've had more than one visit to Sophie's Coffee Shop and Delicatessen and decided it was time to write a review. Usually, we stop for coffee and a scone or bacon sandwich before a walk or half way during a bike ride. The bacon sandwiches are big rolls absolutely stuffed with high quality bacon. The cakes are all made on the premises and if you want more information, there's a recipe book available for sale. Sophie's welcomes groups of cyclists and there's plenty of room for bikes and a large outside seating area in the garden but it's also perfect for 'ladies who lunch' as the menu is imaginative. The staff are all lovely and the coffee super. What more could you want!

Came here with my daughter for lunch, Very child friendly, excellent changing facilities.

It's always good to pop into Sophies Coffee Shop near the end of a bike ride, great coffee and food, spoilt for choice with all the homemade cakes and great service!

We were lucky enough to spend last weekend at Sophie’s in her cute, cosy and perfectly located Shepard’s hut!

Called whilst walking. Excellent coffee and cake. All the food we saw looked yummy with generous servings. Efficient and friendly service. Can't wait to try their pizza evenings. Beautiful village. Worth a special trip out

For some reason whilst sat there I kept thinking how it all seemed a bit like the one in Emmerdale although the owner is a lot younger. The cafe seems popular with locals. The service was reasonably good and the staff pleasant. The food we had was of average quality but also average price so reasonable. The coffee was good.The layout seems a bit cramped and it was quite noisy but I think there are tables in the garden at the back for when it isn't raining and that might be pleasant.I think they should try to do something about improving air extraction as the smell of cooking when one crosses the door step is not entirely pleasant. Would we go again? Yes if in Hampsthwaite but not as a destination venue.

Had a great overnight stay in the “shepherds hut” at the bottom of the garden! We sat drinking g&t; watching the sunset over the beautiful Yorkshire countryside!!

Very pleasant ,homely good quality food Always appears to be busy with lots of regular clientele Our family gather there regularly when visiting mother!

Sophie’s is a firm favourite for our cycling group and it’s great to see it going from strength to strength with the new chef. We really recommend it as the food is tasty and the cakes are out of this world (particularly the brownie!).

Love going to Sophie's for breakfast and her Sunday lunch is also fabulous and good value.

Always a pleasure to drop in to Sophie’s when in Hampsthwaite. Great food, great value and such pleasant and friendly staff. Sampled the new breakfast offering a couple of days ago ... chorizo hash ... WONDERFUL. A new chef bringing his own personality to an already superb menu selection. The hash will be a regular choice from now on, perhaps with a take-away piece of homemade shortbread to have later in the day.

We were regular customers of Sophies but the cafe lost its chef a couple of months ago and has since lost its sparkle.Weve noticed a big reduction of customers each time we visit and Sophie we feel has just got greedy.The expensive prices of her meals and snacks and drinks keep increasing but the size and taste have decreased.The old chef was Fab we dont know where he has gone but everything seems to have sufferred.My favourite was the scrambled egg on toast with bacon.The size of the meal has dwindled and its about the £7.00 mark which is vastly expensive.The scones were always good but we had a cheese one on our last visit and it was tasteless and hard and we all tasted it.We think it had been frozen the defrosted in the microwave but overcooked.We didnt pay for it.On a recent visit we were up at the counter looking at the big whole cakes when my girlfriend noticed a live ant crawling on the cake! The girl said this happens often.We hope and presume they threw the cake out.We think its only a matter of time before Sophies loses more of its regular customers.We wont return.Sort yourselves out Sophies! Reduce your Greedy prices improve your quality and get the old chef back!.

A lovely setting with ample outdoor seating as well as cosy inside seats, too. There was a wide selection of homemade cakes and freshly baked scones (really, really delicious) as well as top notch coffee! Will certainly visit again as noticed they do ice creams and daily specials. While a little off the beaten track this cafe is a must-visit with lots of care put into the food and atmosphere - thank you so much!

Regularly stop at Sophies to refuel when out cycling and it never disappoints. Always receive a warm welcome and the homemade cakes are delicious (the fruit cake is fantastic). Definitely recommend stopping off here if you are walking or cycling in the area - you won't regret it.

this is our second stay at sophie's , stayed last year over bank holiday , so because it was so good we returned , food and host excellent , are going to return next year for our break in yorkshire L.D SOUTHAMPTON

We stayed for two nights to do some hiking in the dales and had a wonderful time. Sophie is so friendly and the room was perfect. The coffee and food there was fantastic too. Thoroughly recommend the poached eggs and avacado, was the best I've ever had :)

Have been going to Sophie’s for the past 2.5yrs.

Two of us arrived lat afternoon midweek and were greeted by friendly and helpful staff. Despite being shortly before closing time there was still a good choice of fare and we did not feel at all hurried by the staff.

My mum’s milestone birthday weekend entailed more visitors than her house could take so our 4 girls stayed Friday and Saturday night in the Shepherd’s Hut. They were thoroughly wowed by it when they saw it as they thought they were staying in the B and B rooms. Their own ‘house’ for the weekend, complete with shower and toilet next door, fantastic!

We can highly recommend Sophies Coffee Shop and B&B;.

This was our first visit we will definitely be back. We just had tea and a scone. The scones were delicious just how homemade scones should be. Lovely atmosphere and friendly efficient service. Definitely going back for lunch next time.

Ordered lunch for 2 when here in the garden. We placed our order then waited...and waited...and waited. We were asked by one of the ladies running the place if we'd ordered and confirmed we had. Time went by and after nearly an hour we'd had enough and left. Perhaps the food would have been as good as other reviews have stated, we will never know as we won't be back.

Central in a cute little North Yorkshire village, this place looked the part from the outside and on the inside was pleasantly decorated with plenty of happy looking customers.

Sophies’s little cabin is the most gorgeous getaway; unique, welcoming, amazing views, clean and everything you need for a short break for some peace and quiet!

Not being one to jump on Trip Advisor and leave a review - I’ve found that I must share what is a great place to eat. I knew that Sophie’s Coffee Shop and Delicatessen served pizza’s on a Saturday night but didn’t know how good they were going to be. Home-made on the premises and cooked on an outside pizza oven; the pizza’s were outstanding. Thin crust, great flavours and were extremely tasty. And above all the service was absolutely first class. Thank-you.

Has to be the best coffee in Nidderdale. As for the fabulously delicious Bakewell tart which was fresh out of the oven - what a treat.

it's a bit off the beaten track which is a shame. It's always very busy with the locals however which shows it's worth avisit

The coffee in Sophies is sensational. Finding the perfect cup of coffee is not easy but here it is - strong but not bitter and absolutely delicious. We also had date and walnut scones and look forward to a return visit to sample the cakes. It is definitely worth taking the time to drive out of Harrogate to meet friends for coffee at Sophie's.

Visited Sophies today 27th April 2018 my First visit this year.My last visit was last December.Always a relaxed feel and friendly staff.The Chef is Very good and Produces High Quality meals My favourite is simply Scrambled eggs on toast with added bacon.Its not the biggest portion of Scrambled eggs ive had but this is the tastiest and the bacon is lovely! The Latte coffee is fairly average tasting but i love the Cappuccino.Sandwiches are nice here too.Very Popular Cafe.

We called in here a couple of weeks ago for some lunch. The food was very tasty with plenty of choice. Prices were reasonable too. The lady serving us had only just started and things were a little chaotic, more funny that a problem and it certainly didn't put us off. The staff were so friendly and attentive making your really feel welcome.

Unfortunately our experience was not what we had been looking forward to after reading the great reviews...

Sophie's coffee shop is a must! I have often come to Sophie's whilst visiting Harrogate and I am never disappointed with the service, food and atmosphere.

Been here a few times with my elderly mother and her friend. Although the prices have been high, I suppose that anything close to Harrogate will reflect this. On our most recent visit my mother and friend ordered soup of the day from the Specials Board - at £4.95 for a bowl of soup and bread bun it seemed expensive, but not a great issue. When I went to pay, the lady at the counter went to check the price on the Specials Board, and then issued a bill from the till. Another lady who I assumed was the owner or manager saw her colleague looking at the Specials Board and then rushed over to ask what was happening. She then told her colleague (not me) that the price had gone up, and without saying a word to me picked up a cloth and piece of chalk, and changed the price to £5.95! With no acknowledgement to me, she then went back to the kitchen area.

Was visit Harrogate for work just for the day and had a very long drive in the morning. We arrived early at about 8.30 and were able to go into this lovely little place even before it had opened which was fantastic as we otherwise would have had to sit in a cold car for a hour. Very impressed, would recommend

We had breakfast here and the full English was superb. Great bacon and sausage and beans. The coffee and tea were good as well as the excellent sticky marmalade and we all went away contented. This is also a good place for cyclists to stop at. It is marked in the wrong place on this map as it is the other side of the Joiners Arms

Sophie's cafe has been a firm favourite of myself and my family and has always been first on the list for lunch out. The food and service have always been fantastic. However, after my last visit we will not be returning as the service we received was appalling. We had to send back one meal as it was burnt and greasy and asked for a replacement meal. This then took 20 minutes to arrive with no appolgies and on paying for the meal we were informed that we would have to pay for both the meals as the first one was just how it was served. I am thoroughly disappointed as I have always loved visiting Sophie's.

Called in whilst out for drive around lovely Nidderdale with my elderly mother in law. Sunny day & able to sit outside. We had sandwiches which were accompanied with salads & crisps. Beautifully presented. Friendly chatty staff - will be back! Saturday evening pizzas look inviting!

This year we stayed at Sophie's Coffee Shop for 3 nights in their double room, having stayed there before 3 years ago. During our stay we enjoyed excellent breakfasts, lovely hot food and scrumptious tea and cakes.

This is a gem of a place set in a lovely village. The owner is friendly and cheerful and we felt immediately welcomed. Our group sat in the garden on a sunny day and it is in a lovely setting surrounded by peaceful countryside. We sampled scones, cakes and sandwiches. Everyone pronounced them delicious. Also very reasonably priced. We saw the accommodation options in the grounds and they looked lovely. Would highly recommend as a great stop of lunch or afternoon tea.

Their is both indoor and outdoor seating here, so if weather good it's very pleasant to sit out in the back garden and enjoy your food and drink. There is ample space to park your bike if needed and it's safe as you can keep an eye on it.

I would like to be leaving a good review for Sophie's bed and breakfast. However, having booked in for one night while walking the Nidderdale Way and having paid a deposit on our chosen room we were contacted a day or so later to be told our room had subsequently been let elsewhere and that later booking made via a third party web site would take priority. No problem, or so we thought. We asked for our deposit back and booked elsewhere. We were told that a refund had been processed but none arrived so we contacted the business a week or so later and were told by management that they would look into the problem and call us back, no call was received. We have not been supplied with receipts for our payment or documents to support our supposed refund so all in all a pretty poor set up. Now, due to lack of communication from Sophie's Bed and Breakfast we have had to start a dispute/complaints procedure via our bank. Sophies need to get their management procedures in order and do what they say they are going to do if they don't want more dissatisfied customers.

We stayed 2 nights at Sophies b and b. Initially we were impressed with our 1st floor room, the decor was lovely and the beds were really comfy. Let down by the bathroom, alsothe mirrors in both rooms were at a height that was only suitable for giants. The shower was great but dripped constantly we left the head on the bottom of the bath so we did'nt have to listen to it. The glass panel on the bath the rubber was black, the bathroom door would not shut properly my husband found a rubber wedge to shut it when in the bathroom.

My friend and I popped into Sophie's coffee shop for lunch. It was busy which is always a good sign. We tasted the mozzarella, basil and pesto panini which came with a nice mixed salad and a few crisps, two excellent cappuccinos and according to my friend a delicious Eton Mess. I chose a date and walnut scone as I had not tasted one before, I'm glad I did as it was divine. All the staff were lovely and friendly and Sophie's is situated in the picturesque village of Hampsthwaite with inviting walks nearby.

Three of us called in for tea and cakes, the date and walnut scones were delicious but sadly the coffee cake was dry, friendly waitress and nice environment.

Me and a mate stayed at this wonderful place for 3 nite on Business. The owner is very helpful. Always kept in contact. Thanks Sophie

This is a very friendly and beautiful coffee shop, one I would highly recommend. It is situated in the heart of the Yorkshire countryside in a village called Hampsthwaite and is very popular even with locals. The food is home cooked and excellent and they even do a pizza service from 5pm in the evenings. The service is second to none and comes with a warmly friendly smile too.

Delicious homemade food -and we've enjoyed your pizzas on a Saturday too - the friendliest service - what more could you ask

Great little find, just short trip away from bustle of Harrogate in lovely little village As usual, Friendly Yorkshire natives

I have been to Sophie's many times, sometimes on a bicycle, sometimes arriving by car. It's great for coffee, homemade cakes, lunches. It's in a fabulous location, and has outside seating on the edge of open country. By a long way it's the best coffee shop in the whole of Harrogate District.

At Sophie's cafe I had an average experience. We ordered a smoothie and I don't get how they can call it that! All it was was ice and flavouring. However, the pizzas were nice. My only criticism is that the Pizza didn't have enough sauce on. Ps the smoothie costed more than the Peroni!

Local place to my home. Called in for coffee and cake while on a walk with my brother. Coffee was average at best. Cake had been stood in the sun, then chilled, then repeated and chocolate on the Millionaire Shortbread had discoloured. Lady used her hands to put cake on plates without using gloves or tongs, and then handled the money we gave her.

What a find.a place ofpeace and tranquility.coffee is superb to.scone utterly umptious.walkers .cyclistz & horsey types made welcome

We have yet to be disappointed at Sophies Coffee Shop. We visited with some friends at lunchtime last Sunday and the service and food were excellent as always. Sophie, the owner, is a charming lady who produces lots of wonderful home made food in a very relaxed atmosphere.

I come here maybe two / three times a month. The food is always amazing, the coffee is probably my favourite in harrogate! And the atmosphere is excellent. Sophie and the other staff members are very pleasant, and go that extra mile to get to know their customers. They are also doggy friendly which is a much added bonus!!

Called in for coffee after a cold damp walk, not realising they would be busy with Sunday lunch service. Greeted as we went in, we asked if we could just have coffee - no problem at all. We settled on one of the comfy sofas to leave tables for diners. Served quickly with very good coffee (and I'm very fussy about coffee quality), and enjoyed watching the food being served to others. It all looked so good that we will be back for Sunday lunch in the next few weeks.

We visited on Saturday lunchtime &, as it's a popular place, we booked a table. We were really glad we had as it was busy. Despite this we were served promptly & in a friendly & efficient manner. We ordered a combination of things including the All Day Breakfast, jacket potato with plenty of delicious filling & a crisp salad, again with plenty of filling. We all enjoyed our food. We also had a choice of hot & cold drinks including latte, cappuccino, Americano & a pot of tea for one, which were all lovely & piping hot. There were plenty of tempting cakes & puddings to choose from, but we were unable to manage any as we were full, maybe next time. There definitely will be a next time & we can't wait!! Well done to Sophie & her team!!

I met some walkers nearby and they recommended this coffee shop/cafe, so I stopped for a coffee and snack. It was busy even on a February weekday, but the food looked good as two fellow visitors with whom I shared a table ordered some lunch and it looked tasty.