The Clock Tower Cafe in East Riding of Yorkshire

We were visiting Sewerby House, and in need of refreshment, called in to the cafe. To say we were disappointed is probably an understatement. The cafe has a captive audience, but needs to get it`s act together. We only wanted coffee & cake, there were umpteen uncleared tables, granted it was fairly busy, but not unduly so. You order at the counter, where I was served by a young man, with zero personality, i placed our order, & then moved down, to the service are. Again another staff member with zero personality, tried to insist, I had ordered tea & hot chocolate, when my order was cappuccino & caramel latte, on production of my receipt, he finally relented. I returned to our table, my wife was beginning to think I had done a runner. I have to say, the coffee was just awful, no taste, no substance, it was so bad we left our cups, after two mouthfuls. I think they need to take a long hard look at themselves, & up their game. By the way, they charge £1.10 for a shot of syrup, in coffee, I have never paid more than 60p.

Excellent cafe. Inside dog friendly section. Good menu at reasonable prices. Large indoor and outdoor areas in stunning surroundings. Would highly recommend and the staff were so friendly. We went twice !

Winners of the “Slowest Service in Christendom Award.” Not recommended unless you prefer to die through malnutrition awaiting your drinks. Having said that, the cream scones were lovely.

Not the greatest experience. Service was VERY slow - waited 40 minutes for 3 panini which were also overpriced. Such a shame that the cafe lets down a great day out at Sewerby Hall & Gardens. Packed lunches next time.

A nice but pricey cafe in the grounds of Sewerby Hall , the clock in question was made by an ancestor of mine, so I had a particular interest in checking it out . Not a very large choice of food , but as long as you’re just looking to refuel during your visit quite acceptable but nothing more .

The cafe at Sewerby Hall and Gardens offers indoor and outdoor seating and a selection of drinks and light bites. My son had a children’s lunch box with a pre packed sandwich, crisps, carton of juice and a piece of fruit and me and my partner both had a panini with a sad looking salad on the side. In total the meal was £19.65 (without any hot drinks) which I feel was a little overpriced for what we ordered. The cafe was quite busy and I had to queue for about 10 mins to order, however our hot food did come out in about 5. The staff were doing their best to keep on top of cleaning the tables but it did seem like a never ending battle that they were slowly loosing. The menu does not have any prices on and the specials are not very well advertised at all.

Great place to visit for breakfast and lunch or rest time. The staff were friendly and an incident happen they respond quickly and clear up the mess (glass smash) and double check. The foods was delicious and reasonable good value. They do different selection hot or cold foods and drinks. The service to the table was good manner and assist anything else before disappearing. The view is the garden out to the sea. Overall would Def come back to visit.

After a very windy cliff top walk we then strolled around the gardens at Sewerby Hall, they are exactly as I remember them as a child when I would come with my parents. Sadly Autumn has taken its toll as it does in every garden, but the Monkey puzzle trees are a delight. Feeling quite chilled and tired we ventured into the Clock Tower cafe where food and beverages are served, we only required a drink so my husband had a reviving espresso which he declared “hit the spot” and I had a warming hot chocolate. A perfect place to chill out after an invigorating walk. And for all you pet owners they allow dogs in too.

We found the experience pretty unsatisfactory really, although there was potential. So few staff to so many people made it almost impossible to get something to eat in a reasonable amount of time. A long queue into the courtyard that moved at a snail’s pace. You couldn’t really see what was on offer until you were almost at the front of the queue and there was just one person taking orders. Then invariably there was someone who had failed to take note of their table number before joining the queue. Then you had to find your way back to your table and wait almost as long again before the food arrived. If it had been worth waiting for, it wouldn’t have been so bad, but really it was at best mediocre. A decidedly unsatisfactory experience.

Lovely cafe & great setting, had coffee here looking over the gardens, definitely worth a visit if your in the area. Zoo & Golf very close.

Extremely pleased to find vegan options on not only sandwiches and drinks but also cakes, food of a very high standard and service pleasent

3 years ago this cafe was a joy to visit, all food beautifully presented and tasty. We took some friends a couple of months ago and was only offered toasted sandwiches. We thought this was due to the Covid hangover effect. Went again yesterday lunch time, total rip off only offering a very limited selection with prepacked supermarket style sandwiches and Panini Melts, well that was a joke as to get a panini melted was extra! Hardly any filling and as dry as dust, served with a handful of very wet soggy salad. No mayonnaise or other sauces on the premises what a joke! Looking round there were 4 people in the cafe and us outside although the gardens were busy. Can only think that word is getting around. £21.80 for an abysmal lunch of 2 panin 2 packes of crisps 1 cake and tea for 2!!! Get your game stepped up or I'm sure by the end of the season this cafe will be closing its doors for good!!

Very basic cafe with outdoor seating. We were allowed to bring our dog so that was something. Coffee was not very nice,toasted tea cake arrived in a paper bag with a tiny amount of butter, was not asked if we wanted any jam! Disappointing.

Very strong tea, mouldy bread on my sandwich and soggy toast with two small pats of butter for two slices of toast, no where near enough. Food was served in paper bags and just dumped on the table. Will not be going again. The flowerbeds in front were empty and the clock was 10 minutes slow.

Lovely little café in the park setting, Beautiful! Seems to get busy quickly. Great value for money.

Well organised with only one group allowed in at a time, and you wait until you are called in. We only got scones with cream and jam which wasn't expensive and the scones are massive! The first time we went the scone was amazing. Lovely and crispy on the outside but soft inside and not too crumbly and had a lovely fresh taste. Went back for more a few days later to eat in the evening in our hotel but unfortunately one of the scones was not cooked in the middle. Walked back the next day to get it replaced and the man I spoke to was very nice and apologetic and gave me a replacement (which tasted very good!) Will be back for more scones next time I'm in the area.

Stopped here as part of visit to Sewerby Hall. Coffee and cake reasonably priced. Had to sit outdoors due to Covid.

Brilliant cafe in the grounds of a wonderful hall and gardens. Tasty coffee and very nice moist carrot cake, with a huge mini chino For the little one with mini marshmallows.

The staff here are very helpful and friendly, food is good and plentiful, reasonably priced and good quality. Well worth a visit.

I visit this cafe every Saturday Morning following our weekly Parkrun and at other regular times and I have never been disappointed with the food or service from all the friendly staff. The surroundings are clean and pleasant and the cakes and coffees are excellent. Follow that with a visit to the Hall and beautiful grounds too.

Fairly standard fair, at reasonable prices. The lemon cake was moist and a good sized slice. For 2 drinks and 2 cakes just over £7 which is not bad by todays standards. Staff pleasant but i think would struggle if any busier.

Very clean and tidy. A bit expensive for a hot drink and cake. Staff were mediocre, probably tired as was nearing the end of day

Nice food but strange combination,bacon sandwich with salad and coleslaw for breakfast,they don’t do a breakfast at breakfast time,why?

Lovely lunch in nice surroundings which accommodated our puppy. The staff were very happy and the service was excellent

Before spending our time in the Sewerby Hall grounds, we had our lunch here at the Cafe, we ordered Sausage Baps and drinks, not the cheapest but worth waiting for, the bap consisted of two sausages butterflied in the bap and was accompanied with a side salad which we ate in the late September sunshine outside the cafe at a picnic table.No real complains other than we had to wait quite a while for our food after ordering it, however the Baps were hot and quite tasty.

We stayed at a cottage in the grounds of Sewerby Hall and visited the cafe on several occasions and had great food served by very friendly staff

After walking from Flamborough head we needed a well deserved rest and a drink by the time we arrived here.It was just about nice enough to sit outside so we went to get a table.The queue didn't look too long but it took ages to get to the front as it was barely moving.Not exactly sure what the problem was, maybe a mixture of being slow plus the silly layout where you can't really see the food in the displays as the queue is in the way. After 200 years (or so it felt!) We got to the front to order our food.I had a latte which was acceptable but nothing special. I could tell from the 2 round shaped holes in the top of the milk that it was from a machine, and that's how it tasted.However, I had a slice of the black cherry almond slice which was really nice. Very soft with a great almond flavor and a thin layer of cherry.Everyone else had scones which were very good, even got a choice of clotted or whipped cream.Overall a very nice place to sit after a long walk. The cakes and scones are recommended but average hot drinks.

This cafe is local to us and we are very lucky. The setting is absolutely beautiful, cannot be beaten. The cafe tends to get very busy during school holidays, but the rest of the time it is quite easy to find a table. The food is mostly lunches and snacks and very enjoyable. worth a visit.

Stopped off here while visiting Sewerby Hall and had lunch. Very pleasant staff, good food and not bad prices.

Been here a few times for coffee and decided to have a lunch this time with our granddaughter.

Cafe is right next to the hall - ideal location on the grounds, next to the zoo and hall. Food is of reasonable quality, but the biggest let down was the service, which was very slow and not friendly.

Visited Sewerby park and zoo and ate here as was dinner time and only place to eat. We were pleasantly surprised

We called in after looking round Sowerby Hall. It was only 12:00 and there was a few people already seated and eating. I tried to order lemon chicken jacket potato to be no chicken available. I then ordered tuna mayonnaise jacket. My husband ordered a ham, cheese and tomatoe baguette. We paid and sat at our table for about 10 minutes to be told that there where no jacket potatoes available would I change my order. I ordered tuna mayo baguette. Ten minutes later a waitress brought us two tuna baguettes. We were told that we had changed both baguettes. After some more confusion we got the right baguetts. We then had to ask for a refund. The baguetts were very nice but we couldn't enjoy them properly.

Lovely spot for coffee and cake, overlooking Sewerby Hall's gardens. Lots of outside seating and a section of the indoor restaurant available for families with their dogs.

As we were staying at the lodges near sewerby hall we visited a couple of times. The sandwiches and salads are quite large so make sure you are hungry. The afternoon teas are very well priced and also delicious. They also offer a loyalty card with a free drink after you've had 6 drinks there. The staff were very pleasant and provided helpful information about the local area

Dog friendly cafe with a variety of seating options. There is an inside area of the main cafe for well behaved dogs which is a good size for the colder days. A nice sunny patio at the front with wooden tables and a marquee in the courtyard at the rear which has wooden tables and is nice and big. A good selection of drinks, the coffee was in a large cup and nice and hot. Snacks and lite bites on offer and friendly staff.

After visiting Sewerby House and Gardens we were ready for a drink and snack. We ordered Latte Coffee and a toasted Teacake. Coffee was just right but the teacakes were only just toasted, I suppose we should have asked for them to be toasted a little more, but we were hungry and had waited long enough for it to arrive. The cafe is very basic and plain, we felt it could have done with a little more decoration to add character. The staff were very friendly.

top quality food friendly service peaceful atmosphere dog friendly child friendly sit inside or outside

A must after walking around the gardens and zoo on a cold winters day. The capuccino and latte were piping hot and very fairly priced

We were staying in one of the holiday cottages on the estate and visited the cafe 3 times during our stay. Despite dogs been allowed in one half of the cafe it was really clean and comfortable. If you are staying in one of the cottages you get a 10% discount which is a nice touch. There is plenty to choose from on the menu and the prices are very good. The food was nicely presented and good value for money. You even get a salad garnish with your bacon bap! Would highly recommend this place.

Have only ever had coffee and a cake here before so was delighted to see they do breakfasts and hot rolls etc as well.

After a lovely walk in the grounds today, we decided to stop for coffee and a scone. I was 10th in the queue waiting to be served, five members of staff visible, one clearing tables and only one serving, three others wandering but doing nothing. After 15 mins only four people had been served, still another five before me, I gave up and left the building. Management please note - this needs sorting!

Called into this super cafe after a long walk on the beach on a cold, crisp day. Lovely and warm inside ( plus dogs are allowed in one half of the cafe).

We would highly recommend this cafe lovely food and friendly staff we will be returning very soon the Scones were lovely

Considering it was November and we had a dog with us we sat at outside table in the sunshine, quite a queue but worth the wait. We were served in an effieint manner and found the food to be good value for money and it was served to our outside numbered table. having not been for a number of years the park and cafe were a pleasant surprise.

This cafe offers a good choice for light lunch. The salad was very traditional but fresh and crisp with homemade coleslaw. The staff were helpful. Great to sit outside to eat in November.

Whilst visiting Sewerby we popped in for lunch. I have newborn twins so a large pram, it wasn’t particularly busy but there was only one table that was accessible to us and due to the odd positioning of tables we blocked off a pathway with the pram. Before receiving our food and to avoid sitting with sun glasses on because of the low winter sun we moved when the only other table big enough to accommodate a family became available.

I loved the food we had and the service was good.

Have visited this cafe quite a few times in the last 3 months. I've always found the staff efficient and polite and the food fresh and tasty. Went today with friends, it was really busy with families...children there for the Halloween Trail. Even at 'full pelt' this venue is a pleasure to visit.

Clean, helpful staff, tasty food.Not the quickest of service even though few customers. One member of staff sweeping leaves on a windy day!

Called in when visiting the Hall, beautiful cakes and coffee , sat outside in the sun with a lovely view.

Have visited this place a few times now. I usually take my dog and eat on the terrace. Today I had a toasted current teacake with an Americano, delicious and fresh.

This cafe is situated in the grounds of Sewerby Hall. There is lots of choice, both hot and cold options, meals were tasty and good value for money. Would definitely recommend.

Lovely coffee and pot of tea. Felt a bit in the way when I went in to order it. No smile or conversation when I asked if I was in the right place to order. Didn’t feel welcomed at all. Young man at the end was nice and helpful. Wouldn’t rush back.

Visited here for a coffee. At 3.30 they decided to sweep the floor although they were closing at 5.oo . The staff were very unfriendly and made so much noise clearing away people’s dirty places it was impossible for us to,have a conversation.we have had food here before which was quite nice but surely it didn’t take several people to clear the tables and make so much noise, obviously couldn’t wait for .5.00.

Place very busy; reasonably price food and cakes were nice, garden area good along with the facilities

This is located in Sewerby Hall and gardens and we endulged in coffee and homemade cake during our visit. The place is clean and tidy and staff are very pleasant. They serve snacks, light meals, a large variety of lovely home made cakes and drinks. Service is quick and all staff were professional and pleasant. We will be back again.

a bit on the pricey side for the drinks and snacks that we got but were very nice and made to feel welcome even though we had 4 small children with us

We have a annual pass so stop for a coffee quite a lot. The Americano’s and lattes are great. Had a few lunches here usually the jacket potatoes which have been nice and sat outside on the lovely patio whilst kids play in the playground. The scones are gorgeous with clotted cream and jam. Not overly expensive typical prices for somewhere more touristy.

The staff's attitude was almost missing. I wasn't allowed to go inside with my motorised scooter, had to leave it outside. Had the cream tea which was probably the worst ever, boring sandwiches. overly sweet cakes and hard, dry scones

Great coffee and cake stop , inside outside seating , limited but homemade menu , pleasant service And sitting outside in the sun taking your tea or coffee is a nice way to recharge before heading off to explore the area some more .

We walked to Sewerby on a Sunday but found that because The Forge has closed there wasn’t a lot of choice for places to get lunch. We had to pay an entry ticket of £7.50 to get into Sewerby Hall in order to eat at the Clocktower. We didn’t mind because we were interested in visiting the hall anyway.

Called in here after visiting the associated Hall. Very pleasing visit. OK the furniture is a bit institutionalised but the café was very clean. Good quality food and drinks at very reasonable prices all served by very pleasant staff. Great place to grab a snack whilst visiting the Hall.

The food here was ok and came quickly once it had been ordered, but the queue to order was long and moved slowly. Although there were two staff taking orders and another making drinks, there was only one till. I queued for well over half an hour, during which time several people looked at the queue and walked out.

Very nice coffee and if you manage to sit in the window over looking the lawn it’s a lovely setting. Can get busy and rather noisy at times. Was too cold to sit outside but there’s a covered area to sit in as well.

This is a nice little cafe with a large area to sit outside in the better weather but it was very wet on the day we visited. We only went in to shelter from the rain and to get warmed up. We only had hot drinks on this occasion but the prices for soup and sandwiches etc looked quite reasonable. There is a part of the cafe which is dog friendly and there were 2 very well behaved dogs in there.

Great service quick food warm and welcoming Cheap eats Defo recommend scone clotted cream and a cuppa tea

Stayed in one of the cottages so went here several times for coffee and cake. Service good, prices OK and service excellent. A nice retreat after a good walk around the gardens.

Nice spot for a snack. Set in beautiful grounds. Even this time f year with the snow drops out. A great spot to note the change in seasons

If you haven't already eaten a Christmas lunch at the Clock Tower cafe you should book! A wonderful lunch - starter, main course, dessert & coffee all served by their very friendly staff. For the price (£15.99) it's one of the best Christmas lunches I...

Called after a lovely walk for lunch. Our sandwiches were very poor,the bread very dry (probably on the turn of being stale) or is it supposed to be like it ? The usual salad garnish also. Waste of money. OK for a cup of tea & that's all I can recommend.

We come in here regularly for anything from a cuppa and cake to a full blown lunch of homemade soup, enormous fresh salads or well-filled paninis and gorgeous gooey desserts.

love this place for coffee .with friendly staff and 10% discount with your annual pass to sowerby hall.

A great place to stop for refreshments whilst at Sewerby Hall. Wide selection of dishes, snacks and drinks. They even had vegan snacks which delighted my husband. Nice cuppa and snacks. We sat outside in the seating area overlooking the grounds with pretty flowers and in view of Sewerby House.

Café luminoso limpio, un montón de asientos en el interior y exterior. Algunos confusión sobre tener que seleccionar una mesa antes de pedir, indicando el número de mesa en el mostrador. En cada extremo del comedor principal hay dos estaciones donde podíamos recoger cubiertos, servilleta...

Ubicado dentro de los terrenos de Sewerby Hall, la Torre del Reloj tiene un menú pequeño pero perfectamente formado de sándwiches y bocadillos para el almuerzo. La salchicha sándwich era deliciosa, así como los bollos, y no era demasiado caro.

Visité el café con mi nieto de 2 años. Había mucha gente, pero nos las arreglamos para encontrar una mesa como alguien se iba. Cómo se supone que el orden en el mostrador y mantener una mesa? Sería mejor es alguien vino a la mesa a tomar órdenes en lugar de tener que buscar mesa antes de ordenar. Tienes que dar el número de mesa cuando ordene así tienes que encontrar una mesa vacía antes de ir al mostrador. Me las arreglé para encontrar personal y explique el problema. Ella sugirió dejar mi chaqueta en la silla, pero no tenía ganas de hacer esto, así que me dijo que me mantenga la mesa para mí. La comida no era genial. Mi tostado pastel no tenía fruta y tuve que pedir más mantequilla, ya que era muy seco. Mi café era sólo lo suficientemente caliente. Todas las cosas consideradas no fue una buena experiencia. .

Llamamos a Sewerby Hall fue la oportunidad que abierto, ha sido renovado desde nuestra última visita. Una joya, que nos llevó a visitar el café torre del reloj. Personal encantador, amable y el caballero joven era muy servicial con guiarnos a una mesa, mi padre es frágil y con un palo. Teníamos una preciosa taza de té y un pastel precioso. Yo sin duda lo recomendaría.

No es caro. Ofrece sándwiches, baguettes, etc. que son adecuados. Sin embargo, sirve sopa enlatada es muy malo y desagradable.

Visited here yesterday while walking our dogs. Decided on a piece of coconut cake but had to give it back as it was very hard so changed it for something else. When we received my coffee which was supposed to be large it was only half full, when I commented to the lady she said they are big cups so she reluctantly filled it up. It's a shame people cant be civil these days and be more polite.

We have eaten here a number of times ( both inside and outside ) and have always enjoyed the food . It's plentiful , hot and nourishing . Look out for the specials on the blackboards - they are really good value .Dogs are allowed in one part of the cafe .Service is good and the staff are keen to help you .

A Bank Holiday Monday. A Trip to the East Coast. Sewerby Park just outside Bridlington on the road to Flamborough Head is a favourite destination - has been for the last several decades. How many decades I'm not saying. Just like my Dad in years gone by, driving the family's Austin Lichfield saloon car, we picked our way on the byways from village to village, community to community, to get to Bridlington and then on to Sewerby avoiding the A64 and all the queuing traffic. Curiously enough, on a bright Bank Holiday Monday morning, it was traffic coming the other way that was queuing as if there was a mad panic to leave Bridlington and the Yorkshire Wolds. But we made easy and steady progress in the opposite direction.Arriving at Sewerby, the car park was filling up nicely. It's still free and likely to remain so according to our friendly car park attendant. Paying admission to enter the grounds of Sewerby Hall it's straight to the Clock Tower Cafe. Now the Clock Tower Cafe, along with Sewerby Hall and the rest of the estate, has had a European grant makeover. Being all the better for it, it's well done to the EU and the Sewerby Estate for a splendid job.At the Clock Tower, we'd decided on bacon and sausage butties to be washed down by our respective latte and cappuccino coffees. Hearing the customer in front being asked if she preferred a white or brown bap for her bacon buttie we were ready to ask for brown. Orders were then given to the waitress on the till for the coffees and brown baps. Then a lady cook behind the waitress on the till asked which table we were sat at. We hadn't given that a thought, so I left the counter with the lady cook and pointed to any empty table at the far end of the room. That done, I returned to the till to pay for the morning 'feast' that had been ordered - it was my turn to pay. At this point, the waitress then said 'what are you having'. So I said 'what she ordered'. 'But I need a table number before I can do the order' or words to that effect came the reply. The order was then repeated with the same brown bap choice. 'We don't have any brown baps but I can do a brown sandwich for you' said the lady cook standing behind the waitress at the till. 'White baps will be fine, thank you anyway' says I. One more choice was butter or no butter - butter of course.Meanwhile I sensed the queue behind might be on the point of agitation with all of the table choosing and reordering going on so, as I paid, I turned to apologise for all the delay I seemed to have caused. Then came a surprise. The cost of coffees and baps was much cheaper than the same fayre in my favourite M & S. On to the table with our coffees on a tray - it was number 20 table by the way - to wait for the bacon and sausage baps on white. Then the second surprise. The baps came with a salad garnish and a scattering of Dorritos. This was far above expectations and clearly a much better offering than M & S would do, unless of course you paid extra for the salad and Dorritos.Now that's the 'new' Clock Tower Cafe at Sewerby Park, very clean, very tidy, impeccably presented staff in nice uniforms and well able to deal pleasantly with an awkward customer like me. It has my seal of approval - a big thank you to the staff for a good start to a good day at the Sewerby Estate and a good cliff top walk into Bridlington and back.

We enjoyed freshly made sandwiches & delicious home made cakes.Often cafes within tourist attractions are over priced, with substandard food. Nothing could be further from the truth here. Lots of home made food & reasonable prices. Everything was amazing.

Pleasant morning coffee in very nice surroundings. Just stopped by on a walk. Would visit again and recommend.

Usually call in for a freshly made sandwich and hot drink. Always friendly. Can be very busy and seating a problem if the weather is wet. Part of the cafe is open for dog walkers to sit and enjoy a snack.

We stayed at a cottage in the village of Sewerby, which is on the outskirts of Bridlington. This lovely café is part of the Sewerby Hall, does a great line in cakes, sandwiches, baguettes , baked potatoes, and salads. It's a welcome find after walking round the Hall and gardens. It's clean, dry! Warm and has friendly staff. A little oasis in the countryside.

We went to the Clock Tower Cafe after a lovely walk in Sewerby Gardens. A very welcome stop, reasonably priced at helpful staff.

coffee, lunch, snacks freshly made. delicious coffee as well as gluten free dishes. staff very helpful and polite, reasonably priced good value for money

I have been in better cafes. Not enough seating and what there was seemed too big for the venue. No clear signage and food and drinks overpriced.

It's the location that makes this cafe. Absolutely beautiful spot. Well worth a walk along the cliffs to the gorgeous sewerby park. A stroll around the grounds and then a steaming cup of hot chocolate sat outside in the fantastic sea air.

Shame , as it was really quite pleasant sat outside the clock tower cafe today with our dogs after a walk, that the food standard was really rather poor. My salmon baguette arrived and it was awful! The salmon was chunks tipped into the baguette out of a tin complete with bits of bones and skin! I expected nice flaked pieces of freshly cooked salmon. With it came some tortilla crisps and a pathetic little salad. My partners chicken baguette was of a similar poor standard. So two hot drinks and two filled baguettes costs over 12 pounds. Come on Bridlington council this does not represent good value for money! Nobody minds paying for quality but this certainly wasn't it. Disappointing, this place could be a delight.

Came here for a late lunch after visiting the hall. Prices really reasonable and food portions generous. Had a jacket potato which was served quickly. Good choice on menu.

A typical cafe you'd expect attached to a period hall. Self service cafeteria style, with cooked food delivered to your table. The building is Grade II listed - look for the moving clock pendulum in a glass case. Seating inside and outside, clean and tidy with dirty plates collected quickly.

Love this place. Nicest cappuccino and flapjack. Pick up a voucher in the tourist guide. friendly staff and stunning setting . I love it here rain or shine x

visited on a very busy, sunny day but managed to get a seat outside. Nice choice of cakes especially gluten free choices. A good twinings green sencha tea also enjoyable.

If you visit the Hall you have to stop at the Clock Tower Cafe.for Afternoon Tea, its only £8.00 the cheapest we found in Bridlington. Cakes are excellent.

Had cappuccinos and scones which were both good. Lovely outdoor area in the sun. Other food looked very good.

Friendly service, great pot of tea. This cafe is very nice and has plenty of tables and chairs to sit inside or out. The scones were good served with cream and jam. Reasonably priced

Sewerby Hall and gardens is just a place we have been coming to for years. The Clock Tower Cafe is an must first stop once entering the location. It has been fully refurbished and is quite smart, albeit you have to queue to get served. The outdoor tables are in lovely locations, either at the front overlooking gardens (where the flower bed clock used to be) or in the courtyard at the back.All very simple but very nice.

We had sandwiches, cream tea, and a cup of tea here. Coronation and Lemon Peppered chicken sandwiches tasted so fresh and were crammed with lots of chicken, cup of tea was good, but the star was the cream tea. The cream was not clotted cream but that did not matter, the scone was the best that we had ever tasted and for £2.05 that was a bargain. We could go back for more because we run out of holiday. Shame.