The Carding Shed in Kirklees

Classic cars & good food enjoyed to country music. The restaurant is well appointed & clean with hard working staff to please all customers. We only had a pot of tea for two mid morning but experienced plates of food passing our table en route to eager hungry people. Nicely presented & ample portions. We were there to look around the cars on display & our timing did not allow for us to be ready for a meal. Next time we will plan for breakfast. Not cheap but looks worth the money. Thank you for an interesting hour.

I love this place. We visit fairly regularly and have only ever had positive experiences. The food is great. The staff are friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is good and there is loads to look at. You can even buy yourself a classic car on the way out.

Called in here on a busy Sunday lunch time with a cheeky "any chance of a table?" even though we did not have a reservation.The young lady greeting guests was very polite and friendly telling us we could be accommodated but they would need the table free in an hour as they had a booking for it, fair enough.I ordered a steak sandwich and my partner a fish finger butty. Both arrived promptly, beautifully presented and with the most delicious chunky chips.The steak was tender and well cooked, the recipe has changed since my last visit and rather than being served with gravy its now in a Stilton sauce, a worthwhile improvement.Bill was under £30 and as promised we vacated the table in a timely manner.My many thanks to the lady for fitting us in and all the rest of the staff for such a great experience.

Been a time or two in the past and always had a cracking breakfast. The food is really really nice and all made from top quality ingredients. Don’t forget to pick up a piece of their wonderful cake for the ride home.

Went yesterday after the lockdown ended. I had wanted to go for ages and I wasn't disappointedShown to our table and order taken and csme quickly My friend is a veggie and his was lovely as was mineGood value for money and the cars and bikes were a real trip down memory lane

Always good hearty food here. Good portion sizes, friendly efficient service and decent prices. Great environment - surrounded by automobilia.

Went here to check out the new premises, the food was excellent, staff very friendly, all the covid restrictions were in place, had a great family meal.

Good quality and plentiful food in fantastic surroundings if you like vintage cars and music. Lovely staff as well. It’s a big cafe but does get busy so would recommend advance booking

Recommended to us from friends. We decided to pay a visit as Holmfirth is one of our favourite places to visit. Proper working garage on classic cars as well as a cafe. There are a few classic cars on show as well as old style bikes. Cafe was decorated in vintage style with so many bikes on the ceiling. Lots to look at. Staff very friendly and dressed in Rockabilly dresses which I absolutely loved! Food was good. Lots of lovely home made cakes on offer as well. Prices reasonably priced. I was looking forward to visiting the vintage clothes shop on site but unfortunately due to covid they were forced to shut. Definitely a place to visit if your in the area. Was abit hard to find at first as it's in a mill tucked out of the way.

We visited here whilst staying at Holmfirth, it was recommended by a friend. We googled directions and found it easily. Plenty of car parking places. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Lots of old vintage cars and motorcycles. The only downside was cafe was fully booked and could not accommodate us which was disappointing. However it was still worth the visit.

Cannot praise this place enough! Fantastic atmosphere, great service, lovely food and scrumptious cakes. The best tea choices, great ambience. Love it!! The choice is fabulous, couldn't be improved!!!

Went to have lunch. Glad to report that there is plenty of gluten free options. Chips are good and are made from fresh potatoes. Husband ordered a pot of tea, the tea pot was huge. The portions are hearty. Staff are very friendly & you can book online. Lovely place, no charge to look at the classic cars & peep into the workshop thru the window.

First time we went had a meal all 3 meals were very good. Second time we went had cream tea's we did have to wait nearly a hour but well worth the wait everything was really good & well presented then 50% off too what more can you ask for.

Really cool place! Loved the vintage cars and retro decor. Staffs are great! Service was quick for us! Standard breakfast with a great price!!

After visiting the Carding Shed for the first time this afternoon as a family of 3 I felt compelled to write a review. We booked online, which was easy to do and were very impressed with the both the service and food that we received. Upon arrival we were greeted by a very friendly lady, called Anna, who made sure we had a highchair for our little one and was really lovely with her too. She advised us that as we had booked for 3pm we only had a minute to get an order in for hot food as it finishes at 3pm, luckily my husband had already looked at the menu online and so knew what he wanted and our order was taken promptly. The food was really nice and there was plenty of it, my husband said that the steak in the hot steak baguette was cooked to perfection! I had a lovely piece of Rolo cake, which was a decent size and clearly nice and fresh and I would also recommend the milkshakes. The Carding Shed is quirky and unique with some really interesting memorabilia to look at while you're there and I would recommend going if you haven't been before. We'll definitely be back. I also have to say that Anna made our visit really enjoyable with her friendly and professional service, she is a credit to the business I'm sure!

Came here with my wife this morning fir the first time Was quite busy but they fitted us in It was great food good,service was great Lovely atmosphere and tables well distanced felt safe and clean No problem with recommending this place we will be back defo Thanks

Great breakfast, great service at an interesting venue. If you have a love for old cars and you love a good breakfast. Then a visit to the carding shed is well worth going to.

Ordered tea for 2, a scone with butter and piece of cake. Disappointed that the fruit scone was dry and was served on a plate with congealed cheese on it. However the plate was changed for a clean one. Not sure if I would return

Decided to treat my little boy and myself for lunch, went on a random drive and found ourselves here, having not visited for almost 2 years, it was a joy to turn up and have lunch.I didn't book and just turned up hoping to have lunch, I did expect to have to wait for a table due to not booking in advance, but I didn't have to wait they found us a table and gave us a choice of menus to look through.The staff were welcoming and nothing was too much trouble, I spent ages deciding what to have but in the end picked something yummy, too many choices leaves me taking ages to decide!Didn't have to wait long at all and I had tea in a proper cup with a tea pot!, It's the little things that make such a difference.Lovely experience and a visit everyone should make, lovely food, good choice of hot and cold drinks and the cakes look out of this world, I was too full to even think about cake but next time I think I will just have a slab of cake!

Went here for breakfast, we were regular visitors before the move so thought we would give the new location a try. The food is good, excellent friendly service and sensible pricing. The added attraction of being allowed to view some wonderful vintage motor cars and motorbikes is another reason to go. The location is a bit off the beaten track but worth the drive or walk.

This was our second visit ... this time a family group. Every member of staff was on smiling duty. Food excellent and plentiful, so much to see and do. Our party ranged from three to 83 and everyone thoroughly enjoyed it. Pity we couldn't take the De Lorean home with us.

This place is really interesting - full of motoring memorabilia and vintage cars - even a clothes shop! The whole place is fascinating and the staff are efficient & welcoming. We visited for Sunday lunch which was good. Lots of vintage crockery and although we didn't have the afternoon tea it looked amazing! Can't recommend it enough!

This place is a real gem - full of interesting motoring memorabilia and vintage cars - even the loo has car wallpaper! The whole place is beautifully presented and the staff are very warm & welcoming. We visited on 5th March and both enjoyed English breakfasts which were delicious and tea in vintage teacups. The cakes on display looked amazing but on this occasion we did not partake but certainly will in the future. Can't recommend it enough!

We were greeted and made to feel welcome. A truly different experience dating back to the 1940s which is reflected in the menu, the dress of the staff, the decoration along with old cars and memorabilia. They have a varied menu. Our only issue is that we had to wait 50 minutes for our main course. There is a display of cars from the era along with a period clothing shop and a stall of nick knacks.

1st visit today & thoroughly enjoyed it here! Loved seeing the cars, bikes & memorabilia & wow there’s certainly some great memorabilia! Also great vintage China & glass items for sale at very reasonable prices, lovely cafe & cakes with nice friendly staff, we will be back

Amazing big, open, interesting space. Music turned down when asked. I’m hard of hearing. Food generous and tasty. Yum.

Been here a few times now with family and we keep coming back so they must be doing something right!The meals are varied and to a good standard. It does get busy and sometimes there is a few minutes wait for a table but it is worth it.It has moved location and I must admit I preferred the original location but it is a recommended place. There is usually some classic golden oldies music played and the staff are friendly and service is good.To the back of the cafe there are some restored vintage cars which is always worth looking at.We're happy to keep going back!

We came here for breakfast the place is quirky but a little cold but it didn't really take anything away from our good experience.The menu for breakfast is good but initial thoughts were on a large breakfast you should have at least 2 bacon or sausage and mushrooms as some don't like black pudding so 3 of us had the small and 1the mechanics so we could mix and match the quality of the produce is great I don't like sausage but eat a full one so keep up the good work with that .Staff very friendly and efficient a must to visit.

Visited today (Saturday) for afternoon tea. The restaurant was really busy with a lovely atmosphere. Staff really polite and helpful. Choice of various afternoon tea options. We chose savoury...wow...was amazing. Plentiful in quantity, great quality food. I have to say the sausage roll was the most delicious I have ever eaten. Teapot refilled at no additional cost. Just great, don’t hesitate to visit but probably worth booking a table at weekends.

Went today with our little grand daughter.Friendly efficient service nothing too much trouble. Lovely home made soup, Locally made pork pie and mushy peas, just needed some mint sauce to make this dish excellent, the gravy was good though. The kids Carding shed mini picnic table was a triumph - 4 little triangle egg mayo sandwiches' piece of home made cake, banana,carrot sticks, couple of marshmallows on a stick and a luscious looking milkshake was great value for just over a fiver.

very good surroundings and spot on staff always friendly food always hot served on a nice hot plate. all clean toilets good to visit the garage and shop

I thought 'Oil Can' referred to the cars etc; not to the sheer quantity of grease on the food.

Went a couple of months ago and had a poor fish and chips meal so gave a poor review, as standards appeared to be slipping. Pleased to say everything is back on course with the new chef as we had an excellent Xmas dinner at a very affordable price

we went for a breakfast after my daughter said someone at work had let her know about this place.

Went here after a lovely walk at Digley Reservoir. Had a huge pot of tea and the ploughman’s which was fantastic. Friendly service. If you like old vehicles and it of 40’s & 50’s nostalgia then it’s even more up your street. We loved it and will be back on our next visit to the area.

We had been recommended to visit for the food & classic cars. We had such a good day we returned with family & again with friends. We actually purchased a car having gone on a Sunday for breakfast. Great food & atmosphere all the ladies in 50's dresses fantastic cars just a great day out.

Love the Oil Can Cafe with its multitude of memorabillia, friendly staff, tasty food, the vintage cars and clothes. A great afternoon out.

We came here with family for a late lunch and 3 out of 4 of us were very disappointed. The chips were soggy, my husband's vegan burger was cold and tasteless and my vegan pizza had mozzarella cheese on it despite me asking for a vegan option twice. My sister enjoyed her soup! We won't return unless it's just for the coffee and a browse.

Probably the most interesting venue in the huddersfield area, love the cars and the decor, lovely friendly staff, however food was very slow coming. Food was good ,small portions,but price is premium.

Called for lunch, friendly greeting, shown to our table, really love the decor!

Great find! We fell in as the doors opened and were promptly shown to a table. We quickly decided what we were ordering as it was filling up very quickly. My boyfriend had the veggie breakfast and I had eggs florentine. Both gorgeous. We didn’t have cake as it was very steeply priced. Would definitely recommend this place

We visited as a party of 6 over Sunday lunch time. There is a very large seating area which was extremely busy when we arrived. We were advised that there would be about an hour to wait. We decided to wait and spent a pleasant 30 minutes or so wandering around the garage looking at the vintage cars and other exhibits. The table was ready before the predicted hour, but due to the restaurant being so busy we had to wait another 30 minutes to 45 minutes for the food to be delivered.

Lovely place with plenty of parking. The cafe is very large with plenty of seating, but that is its downfall. They have too many covers for what the staff can obviously handle. Granted we went when it was busy, but 2 hours to get food is ridiculous!! Cut down on the amount of seating and improve your service!!

Arrived about 11am on a Saturday and was surprised to get a table, usually very busy. Left the bikes locked in the garage at the side of the cafe. Seated straight away. Good breakfast choices, order at the counter. All food cooked well, cakes looked amazing. Toilets downstairs. Will fill water bottles.

Anyone will find this a fascinating experience. Those who like classic cars will be amazed by this place. It is a cafe at the front and a classic car restoration garage at the back. Staff are usually in 1950s dress. Automobilia adorns the cafe. At the rear is the garage and classic cars are usually on display and some if not all are for sale. Oh, and the food is excellent!! You should go out of your way to visit!!

Super afternoon tea, not the cheapest around but the cakes were enormous and the sandwiches were delicious, we had to have some boxed up to take home! Would visit again

If you like vintage cars/bikes (pedal and motor) you'll love this place. Decent food at reasonable price and an on site shop selling 50's/60's ladies clothing and shoes...what's not to like.

Food and service used to be excellent. Quality and size of meals has become poor. Our favourite, seafood platter got smaller and smaller and has now been taken off the menu with no explanation. Today’s fish and chip lunch was very poor and the service was very slow - we waited nearly an hour. The chips were greasy and soggy. The fish was very small and the mushy peas no more than a table spoon. The meal was only lukewarm. What has happened?

Don't waste your time or money at the Carding Shed

Went for a late lunch the place was approx a third full. We waited 40 minutes for cheese on toast. People were getting the wrong orders the table next to us had 3 wrong orders out of 5. Food is ok but not worth the hype

Visited here with children over the school holidays. Nice choice of menu with plenty of options for kids. Cakes, Milkshakes etc all to a very good standard. Does get very busy but staff handled it superbly. Also love the old school dress code!! Will be back.

We treid to find this place when it was the Oil Can cafe in Honley but never could. As we were in the area again we decided to have another try. We used the satnav and then found some direction signs. We parked in the lower car park and walked up the hill after the rain had stopped. You have to wait to be seated and then given a menu. As we were having a dinner later on we ordered pie and peas which were delicious. There were lots of things on the menu we would have chosen otherwise but didn't want to get too full. Lovely to see the waitresses all dressed alike in rock and roll dresses. We went for a look round the cars and the rest of the building afterwards and the place will be worth a return visit.

We had a very enjoyable trip out. A must for all Petrol/cycling heads. The breakfast was very tasty and everybody was friendly. Well worth a visit.

Didn't know about this place but found it a pleasant surprise. Difficult to find as signposting is poor. Atmosphere great and memorabilia superb. Loved the boutique. Had breakfast which was fine. Lovely china cups and saucers and friendly staff. Cafe busy for a very wet day. Food could be warmer and service faster but overall a pleasant outing

Went to cafe for late lunch at a out 2.00pm. When we arrived we were told that we could only have a drink and a cake as the kitchen was closed.Disappointed we ordered drink and a cake. We chatted for about an hour and whilst west there we noticed hot food being served. Granted it was for customers who were seated when we arrived, so some had had nearly a one hour wait for food. So we left confused as to why we couldn't order food when quite clearly the kitchen was open, it's just busy. Shame we have had some lovely food there but wont risk going there again for fear of not getting the luck Chris we wanted.

We visited for breakfast, in stead of the usual China cup and saucer I got a mug. No hot milk. My husbands breakfast was cold, the waitress response, shall I warm it up!!! The new breakfast was half the size, one less hash brown, one less mushroom.

Been a few times so now got the lay of the land....

Great to visit and felt like in a time warp, Wondered round the cars and stalls and the vintage clothes shop is lovely, staff friendly and reasonably priced, will definitely be back. We arrived hungry thinking would grab a sandwich or breakfast,unfortunately found £4.95 for a bacon or sausage sandwich, small 6 item breakfast £5.95 a bit pricey we went into Holmfirth. Would go again because didn't go in antiques shop as was hungry, and have coffee and cake in the restaurant and spend a lot more time exploring and soaking up the atmosphere

What a hidden gem this place is. I absolutely loved the 1940s theme, taking my little boy and showing him the old bikes and dinky cars. The food was lovely. We got 3 breakfasts and it wasnt swimming in grease. Loved that I had tea in a proper teapot with teacup n saucer. My boy was amazed at the sugar lumps. Little things made a massive difference. Toilets were clean. The memorabilia was lovely. Again my boy was fascinated. Only downside was (would have been a 5 star if this hadn't have happened) we ordered two cakes to take out. One choc and on coconut sponge. The person who boxed these put BOTH in same box so the coconut went all over the choc, my little boy wouldn't eat his cake be cause of this, that was a waste of £4, would have been better if cakes were packed separately, again it's the little things that count)

Our latest visit was very disappointing. We arrived at 2.45, sat for a while deciding what to eat, I joined the queue to order/pay at 2.55, waited 10 mins while others faffed about ordering and paying.

My wife & I went to the Carding Shed / Oil Can Cafe yesterday for a drive & a day out.

Sadly our visit was rather disappointing...

Since moving premises this eatery has gone downhill both with service and quality of food. Diners used to be seated by staff but this has now changed to finding your own seat. This is fine on a normal day but when it’s busy it becomes a free for all where diners have to hover around tables where people appear to be finishing. Or you can run the risk of waiting on the very inadequate 2 seater sofa and having people ‘jumping the queue’ by just walking in at the right time and nabbing the next table.

Met up with friends to look round the car museum. Firstly, we had a pit stop in the Cafe and there were beautiful home made cakes to have with a tea or coffee. The staff were beautifully attired in vintage dresses. There were lots of interesting memorabilia to look at before leaving the cafe. As you go through into the garage where the cars are there is a Vintage Dress shop selling brand new clothes, shoes and jewelry for men and women. Fantastic to see such feminine styles of that era together with present day styles. We wandered round the garage looking at the cars and admiring them and reminiscing about a byegone era! Very interesting and worth a visit if you are in the area.

Car museum and retro cafe with vintage style shop. Don't know how you would find out about this place if you weren't a local. I was brought to it. Good cafe. Quick service. Old cars. Xxx

A Must, Friendly, Good Food, A must for anybody interested in this sort of thing,,,Classic Cars bits & bats even repair workshops....

Visited here to eat in the Oil Can Cafe and have a look around the shop/garage on the recommendation of family members. It's a fantastic, quirky place and the food and service were really good. I have not given 5 stars as we had a slight wait for our food and some of the party were a little disappointed in their cakes and coffee. The garage is great for a wander round and there's a chance to grab a retro bargain at the stall located inside. Would certainly recommend and go back if I find myself in the area again.

Visited this business on recommendation to the Oil Can Cafe based in the Cadding Shed.

Called in today after an email saying about a classic car meeting. At just before 12 on a Sunday it was really busy of course. We were pleased to see it busy because we really like the place. But. I know they were really busy but our hot sandwiches took well over half an hour to arrive, and long after my coffee had been finished. By the way - anyone who slices roast beef along the grain rather than across it is showing how little they know about food prep and giving customers a very jaw-tiring sandwich!

This place has a lovely atmosphere to eat in. It's really cool for going with friends or family. They don't serve anything fancy, but the food is good and the quality-price ratio is decent. They have diffent cakes for dessert that definitely looked great, although we didn't try in the end. A nice place overall.

Having been to the Old Carding shed a number of times and had a wonderful experience, we went to the new location. What a disappointment. We found that although there were many seats available, they were for big groups and there we very few tables for couples and all were taken. We were told we could share and could have a table on that basis. The staff were frustrated by the lack of tables for two and we were not the only ones waiting for a small table. A family of four came in a sat down as we waited. On speaking with the manager, who was far from helpful but argumentative, we decided to take our custom elsewhere and visited ‘The Potting Shed’ at Silkstone and enjoyed a wonderful breakfast. Such a shame

Great little place to visit.. we didn’t have the kids this time but would take them.

Such a quirky place with lots of things to see. The oil can cafe served lovely food however was more on the pricey side with the portion sizes not being that big. Having said that it’s an experience eating in such a quirky place. Being able to look in the garage after and see all the cars is a bonus. Highly recommend.

I last visited just after they opened and I left a poor review about mainly slow service. Visited today and have to say the service has much improved to the point of ordering and drinks cakes turning up within 5 minutes.

First visit to the new venue and i have to say we were a little disappointed, not the same atmosphere and certainly not as much to see with regards to motor vehicles etc, food wise it was very nice and service was good, will we return sorry to say we wont, shame

We've been here several times now and have always enjoyed the food and the vintage exhibits which are on display. The service is good.

We weren’t using the satnav so initially missed the turning down to the Carding Shed. We called in for a light lunch – the food was good but the best bit had to be all the memorabilia around the walls. The chips looked good even though we didn't have any and there is a good selection of cakes. Service was excellent and our walk around the garage at the back was very interesting.

Regularly go to the oil can cafe and often take friends and family. It’s quirky and fun theme make it great to take friends from out of area as it’s more than just some food and cake. We go often just ourselves as we know we will always get great food, especially when there is so much to choose from even being gluten free. Finding gluten free food and cake is better nowa days however you are limited to usually one or two options and the cake is never homemade or particularly nice. The cake here is absolutely amazing, you wouldn’t even notice and there’s always at least 3 or 4 to choose from.

We visit here regularly and the food/service is always fantastic. My girlfriend is gluten free and this is by far the best place locally that supports this dietary requirement. The shop has a good arrange of items and the cars are a good added bonus.

I was treated to afternoon tea wow!! It’s amazing here if you like this sort of thing. Lots to look at great atmosphere the staff are really chatty and friendly. The food was exceptional the tastiest afternoon tea iv ever had. Lots of choice on the menu it was busy but that’s why it’s so nice! The food I saw brought out looked very nice too. Definitely on my list to go again.

Visited on a recommendation and wasn't disappointed. Staff were very attentive and helpful, although ordering was a bit slow at times. Food was well prepared and very tasty. I can recommend meat platter, which I shared with wifey. The place has a garage theme, with lots of old cars to look at. Hardest thing is finding it- def need sat nav, but worth the effort.

The Oil Can Cafe has now moved to their new premises which has just as much character as their previous place had. They’ve really put their stamp on the place.

if your in or near Holmfirth in West Yorkshire and fancy a tasty breakfast or lunch, or cake and tea then your in for a treat - if you’re gluten intolerant - no problem, most of the cakes were GF friendly!

Out for a walk around holmfirth sunday morning .the place to go is the carding shed all set in 50s style and classic cars around food is good and atmosphere make it feel special Definitely recommended

We booked afternoon tea for my mums birthday, the food was lovely! But what made it even better was the ladies who looked after us, I think one was called Janet and The other was Anna. Nothing was too much for them and they even bought out the cake I had made with candles on and sang happy birthday to my mum. They made her feel so very special. My daughter had a caramel latte and she said it is one of the best she has ever had! So well done to the staff there. The owners should be proud of having such amazing staff who have exceptional customer service skills.

The first thing you see on entering the café are the cakes - WOW.

We enjoyed our visit to the Carding Shed very much. An eclectic mix of vehicles on display and/or for sale will keep your interest for a considerable time. Pedal bikes hang from the roof ranging from antique to modern quirky bikes. There's lots of motoring memorabilia to look at. The workshops are interesting and you can observe vehicle restoration in progress. The staff are very pleasant and informative and they are all happy! Their retro boutique is well worth visiting as well. Next door is the Oil Can Cafe packed with loads of motoring memorabilia including of course oil cans from every era. The food is really good and waitresses smiley, friendly and efficient. Music from way back when is in the background everywhere you go. We spent several hours there and enjoyed every minute.

We called for tea and cakes and were served with a smile and a warm welcome even thought it was almost closing time.

We had a great time visiting in preparation for our car club visit and found the most enjoyable and interesting also appreciating the great amount of effort in moving from your previous premises and keeping the ambience. The cafe and food selection is superb

Originally a destination for a long shake-down trip after some work on a 40 year old car, and where better? Great atmosphere, staff really friendly, decor superb, lovely displays of older cars and motor-cycles, good fun and very good food indeed. We both had the all-day breakfast, and worth every penny, especially since all the meats and the eggs were obviously very fresh, and the source for all of them on a notice-board in case you wondered. I should imagine that, on a weekend when there are loads of classic car and motorcycle owners there, it must be really special. I have plans with other friends to go back, and am looking forward to it. Great for groups of blokes, couples, families and even a couple of old codgers!

This is the first time I have visited since the Carding Shed has moved to the new address. I must say that the building is much more suited to the Carding shed, it looks amazing, the cafe looks brilliant and the cars and workshops seem much better suited here but my god the views and setting are dreadful, the views from the last place were beautiful, this is my only negative (oh and that you cannot pay on card - which is a bit of a pain, we scrapped together just enough luckily)

We went for a drink and cake. We had visited in the old premises, but wanted too see the new place. The cafe is lovely, great cakes still , the dark hot chocolate was fantastic. We had a walk round the cars , motorbikes, the staff were lovely, and helpful. We plan on going back for afternoon tea, which looked lovely . The chocolate fudge cake, and chocolate brownie, are very nice, makes a change for things to taste of chocolate.

Visited the Carding Shed with my wife after seeing it on the TV show "Car SOS". It looked a unique type of establishment, combining good food, classic cars and vintage clothing sales - quite an eclectic mix, but works well.

Love this little gem, food and service are fantastic. You are always made to feel welcome. There is so much atmosphere.

Good simple food and lots to see in the way of vintage clothes,antiques and cars. There recent relocation has given the dining area much more room.

A fantastic restaurant serving huge portions of extremely well cooked food. We sat eating breakfast listening to 50's and 60's music on the Juke box. The ladies were dressed in Lindy Bop dresses and the male waiters had shirts with vintage cars on them. We drank out of bone china mugs and cups. My husband had a Mechanics breakfast and I had Eggs Royale. The place is decorated with all things to do with a garage in the 50's and 60's. Old oil cans, car radiators, advertising boards, to name but a few things. Also on display were some Vintage cars. In another part of the building there are Classic cars, a shop selling Vintage clothes. Bric a Brac from that era was also on sale.Definitely a must for anyone with a passion for Vintage cars and a must for the ladies who adore Vintage clothes.

Came to the new place today and unless you're planning to expand I'll never come again . It used to be all about the cars but now with only a few cars on display it's as though the cafe is more important . Everyone used to come for the cars , the cafe was a bonus it's such a shame it's the other way around

We visited today with a group of our students. All the staff were extremely friendly, helpful and welcoming. The food was good too! Will definitely be calling again with my other half

A great meal out at the Carding Shed surrounded by antique memorabilia makes this a memorable venue. Good food with generous (yorkshire) portions makes this good value for money as well. The staff were attentive and food arrived quickly,

So good we came back! This is my type of place, fab hot breakfast, tasty full bodied coffee, great atmosphere and surrounded by car memorabilia. Excellent