The Café at Tullie House in Carlisle

It’s quite expensive, BUT in my opinion it’s worth it. The food is amazing, tasty well put together. The coffee is good too no burnt or bitter taste. It’s sad it’s not busy as it’s in such a lovely location with a good view of the garden. I’ll be back to sample some more of the menu.

Their cappuccino had no froth on top.

On arrival - clean, smells nice and pleasant decor. But then once not at all good! The staff are truly miserable, incredibly unhappy in their job. We had two completely different dishes and both were very very salty. The range of vegan options was very impressive and the cost of two meals and two drinks was only £14.

This is the first place I got scones, clotted cream and jam during my Scottish and English vacation. I am still thinking about and wishing for them 4 months later and trying to find anyplace near me in the US that makes anything similar. They were warm and fluffy and just the best. Fantastic!

The staff are lovely. The chips were very fluffy and tasty. I do think the cost of cans of pop is a bit extortionate. Never been before but it's an ok atmosphere.

The food here is second to none and the tea is a lovely blend. Regular visitors to the museum, and will be back. Kid friendly.

Delicious mocha. Plenty of space to dine-in and atmosphere is lovely

Terrible value for money. £2 for a bottle of water, £5.95 for a kids lunchbox, consisting of a miniscule roll, a packet of quavers, a juice drink that tasted like some kind of cleaner, a soft apple and a bag of gingerbread men. The jacket potatoes were ready for an Arctic expedition judging on the thickness of their burned skin. The salad was wilted and the restaurant itself is manky. Sticky tables, stained chairs and filthy floor. Will not be returning.

A bit meagre and sad. Portion size poor. Not as good as it was

We were very disappointed with the quality of the food and coffee. We had jacket potatoes with cheese and side salad. There was approximately one dessert spoonful of cheese on the potato and the side salad consisted of 2 small lettuce leaves, a few tiny pieces of red onion and the equivalent of one slice of cucumber cut into small pieces. It was very poor. I did go to the counter and ask for some more cheese which was duly provided. Considering the restaurant is now being run by Watts Coffee Shop we were expecting a lovely coffee but again we were very disappointed. The food on the hot plate looked very dry and unappetising. Needless to say we shall not be back.

Could be so much better. Looked like a hotel function room. Dull.

Lovely comfortable bright, clean cafe. Very nice selection of scones and good coffee. Staff friendly and helpful. Visiting on holiday but would come again.

Lovely latte homemade scones and relax

Clean tidy atmosphere.. helpful staff.. Nice Cafe area.. toilets .. shop with gifts gardens and seating outside Available for weddings.. pre booking suggested.. two rooms for hire as choice Buffet menu available. . Exhibitions and art gallery upstairs.. and next door . Wheel chair n pram access Suitable for large groups of people or families