The Nest cafe in Hambleton

Very disappointed. Not a warm welcome and the place and cleanliness left a lot to be desired. Only good thing was the view of the dales. Won’t be returning.

I was sorely disappointed my wife had visited earlier with a friend and had been pleased with her visit so I looked forward to going unfortunately I was very disappointed the food was poor service was friendly but I was disappointed with the food.

Coffee excellent, food all fresh daily, we had sausage roll and cheese scone, both excellent. Seating areas are top quality and outside area has great views due to glass partitions. Staff friendly and lady cook is a real character.

Outside seating was dog friendly - even Elvis the alpaca greeted us warmly. Stunning view over to Pen Hill in the west; sunny terrace in the middle of countryside, in which to enjoy a very tasty brunch.

Food was good but tables were not wiped down when cleared leaving crumbs and cup marks behind. We weren’t given an itemised bill so was overcharged by £2 which fair enough isn’t a lot but soon mounts up if it’s done several times a day. A bit disappointed as it had been recommended.

It’s more than “just a cafe” Yes it is a lovely cafe but it is also a great spot to sit look at the view and take in the selection of lovely animals they have on site. Small goats, sheep, llamas etc. Had superb brunch and numerous cups of great coffee and albeit a small selection of cakes the ones they have are excellent. Personally can’t fault it. Doesn’t open weekends though but open every day during the week as it’s adjacent a working but extremely well kept business park. Literally minutes from the A1 for anyone going North or South it’s the perfect stop off point with loads of free parking

I have visited on numerous occasions and have received a very warm and friendly welcome. The food.....freshly cooked....to perfection.....every time. Apart from that, I've loved eating my wonderfully prepared food whilst being observed by the most beautiful goats (Ohh...I love them), Llamas and sheep. (Okay, I love them too).......Really worth a visit....Promise you.xx

Stopped off here on our way to Scotland. It’s actually the cafe of a business park. The whole thing has been converted from a farm. There are still a selection of sheep, pigs and alpacas to see. It is small but excellent value. There’s a lovely outdoor seating area, overlooking an animal pen. The coffee and food are great as well.

Came down here to do some work and was taken aback by the beautiful views, hilarious alpacas and great good. I had a bacon sandwich and hot chocolate whilst I was there and they were really tasty. Will be back for sure! What a spot :)