The Ramblers' Rest in East Riding of Yorkshire

We reserved 3 bedrooms on the first floor ahead of a family wedding. Rambler’s Rest is a delightful place to stay with large bedrooms all ensuite.(there’s an additional bedroom on the ground floor and sure that is lovely too!). High quality furniture, excellent beds, great showers, tea/coffee making etc with fresh milk and water supplied stored in a fridge on the landing. Breakfast is optional (but do have it!) and and served in the tea room downstair. All faultless and everyone welcoming and thoroughly recommended. The Gait pub over the road also equally as lovely for evening food/great beer etc.

Well worth’s the round trip of 100 miles from W-s-M. Very pleasant staff and delicious scones. We’ll be back without a doubt 👍

Visited while staying nearby on a recommendation, The tearoom is licensed & in the small village of Millington, it has a small car park & also rooms available. On stepping inside we were immediately charmed, it is so cosy & virtually unchanged from its days as a farmhouse with large range fires in each room. We had tea & cakes, mine was a scone which I can honestly say was the best scone I have ever had, & I’ve had a fair few! So light & fresh with homemade strawberry jam & fresh strawberries, the rest of my party enjoyed their cakes too, I will definitely be returning here, we spent a very pleasant couple of hours & can highly recommend this lovely place

After a walk in the area, a friend and I decided on a stop here. We have been before. The homemade soup is delicious and the rarebit absolutely scrumptious. After much dithering, we decided to ask if we could have one of each to share. They couldn't have been any nicer. We shared a soup and a rarebit. They even split the salad and crisps. As we were on a roll we chanced our luck and even shared a fantastic toffee ice cream meringue dessert. Heavenly. They were so nice, almost as delightful as the food. What a place!!

Visited again today. I love this place. Location, food, service, room layout (tables spaced, fire burning). Very pleased to have something like this so close to home. Thank you

First visit a little disappointed . We have wanted to try this little cafe for years always seem to be there when they’re closed. Ordered a tortilla wrap and received a soft bred bun instead? Nothing was said at all on ordering. My husband enjoyed the homemade vegetable soup again with a very pale poor quality brown (?) bread roll. Ladies who served us were lovely. Will book next time as no tables inside but lovely autumn sunshine.

Called in for a late lunch after a beautiful walk in the area. Ordered the Ramblers’ Rarebit which was delicious - rarebit topping melted over 2 thick slices of Yorkshire ham with salad and crisps. Service was excellent and very thorough Covid safety measures were in place. We ate outside under an awning that completely protected us from the weather. I would thoroughly recommend this tea room for lunch or afternoon tea.

We visited on a cold, damp Saturday lunchtime after a walk in nearby Millington Woods. We had seen it previously when it was closed mid-week, so we were glad to see it open on this occasion. The cafe seems popular with walkers and cyclists.The tearoom itself was still closed due to Covid restrictions but the outside area was all open.We had to register for ‘track’ and trace in the porch before choosing a table outside and giving our order. The chalkboards were full of cakes and scones so we were unsure if there was anything else on offer. However the man in front ordered an egg sandwich so we decided there was a wider menu even though we did not see it. We ordered a bacon sandwich each and a hot drink. The covered area of tables was full but fortunately we had chosen a table with a large umbrella as the heavens opened after the driest April on record! We managed to stay dry although it was freezing cold! Our hot drinks and sandwiches were VERY welcome indeed! The bread rolls were full of tasty crispy bacon. The toilet was open to use with plenty of hand sanitiser available.We would definitely return if in the village again.

Visited ramblers rest on Friday they have done a great job to make everyone feel safe in the current climate. We had cycled there met by a lovely waitress who seated us and went throu the procedures. Excellent service, excellent food. Well done Angela and team

This was a wonderful place to sit and enjoy excellent coffee and cakes part way through our ramble. First class service as we ate outside to satisfy COVID rules even though the roaring fire inside would have provided a cosy setting. We’ll call again for sure.

The homemade food is consistently excellent with friendly service. Social distancing and Covid precautions all observed by the staff.

My husband and I stopped for a hot drink and a cake while on a Sunday walk. We shared a scone which was delicious and included fresh strawberries as well as cream and jam. The Ramblers’d Rest are taking lots of precautions to protect against covid and it felt very safe to be sitting outside in the sunshine served by staff in masks.

Went on Sunday afternoon for coffee and cake . The interior has been closed off and you have to order at a makeshift hatch and eat outside in the car park. Part of the car park has been cordoned off with barrier tape because the clicky shoe Lycra fraternity struggle to read and keep parking their bikes on the neighbours wall . Most tables do have some form of umbrella but not pleasant when it’s cool and raining. Cakes are as good as ever but paper cups and plates diminish the experience . No doubt well intended Covid measures but a little excessive.

On a very long cycle ride we happened across the Ramblers Rest and it proved the perfect place to rest and refuel. We sat outdoors which has been set up to be socially distanced, the staff seemed switched on to covid risks (eg all masked up, lots of sanitiser etc) and we sat under a large umbrella which protected us against the rain. Welsh rarebit has never tasted so good, and the scone was unbelievably light and fluffy. The staff were polite and attentive. I'd definitely make this a stop on a future outing and would even detour here specifically for their food!

We visit regularly from York. The staff are so friendly and welcoming, a lovely atmosphere. great menu, food is always nicely cooked. 2 lovely open fires on a cold day. The whole premises have been tastefully restored with many interesting features.The view outside are fantastic and a bonus is the Woods 1 mile through the village.I don`t identify the "Ramblers Rest" that the (5) previous comments refer to 22 Feb. The reviews look like some collaboration took place!!

Amazing place . Lovely food. Member of staff (charlotte) very polite, helpful and friendly. Credit to Ramblers rest . We will be back

I can't believe the comments from the group of 4 woman and 2 men,I was sat in restaurant when they arrived from the moment they entered they were very loud,the staff did their best to accommodate them but I heard them say only wanted alcohol as local pub was closed,the waitress in question explained they had to have a meal to serve them,some did and ordered drinks which they gave to others who weren't eating.The waitress in question was very polite,I felt sorry for having to deal with the group.Have been on numerous occasions and always found staff very polite an helpful.

14 of us went for dinner. The whole process from start to finish was well managed. Angela liaised with me on menu choices taking into account allergies. There was a good menu with lots of tempting dishes both vegetarian and others.We got a very warm welcome and the room was lovely and warm and inviting. The table was set nicely. The whole evening ran very smoothly. The food was plentyful and nicely presented. With drinks at sensible prices I look forward to another opportunity to return.

I come here regularly with a group of friends and all the food I have had is lovely. The salmon pate is always a favourite as is the Rarebit. There is usually a great open fire and also a good selectin of cakes

I'll be honest the food is really good in this establishment but the service was abysmal! It's a shame as this could be such a hidden gem. On entering the girl behind the counter didn't provide a welcome and was really unfriendly I believe her name was Charlotte. She was also rude to her colleagues as well as other guests. The food was really good and presented really well. I would be unable to currently recommend this venue with the current service levels.

The girl behind the counter was very Rude andUnhelpful. When taking over order was just completely rushing through trying to get us in an old I assume as they close at 4pm.. only problemwas it was just coming up to 3. Not good at all I hate feeling rushed.

Came here with my friend for her birthday the girl behind the till with a green necklace on and dark pony tail. Completely unnecessary attitude towards us. Very rude and tainted the whole experience. Food was gorgeous and the other girls were great. Just the girl seemed a bit on a power trip to the other girls and spent the other half of her time playing on her phone behind the counter ignoring customers

Hostile and rude staff. Young girl dark pony tail. Highly uncomfortable atmosphere seemed to pick on the other girls working. Would not return.

Away for the weekend with a few friends, came into the ramblers rest after a birthday walk. We were greeted with unfriendly staff with horrific attitude. Lady behind the till dark hair and pony tail is rude and unhelpful and is extremely unwelcoming. The only saving grace was the food but it is utterly ruined by the awkward uncomfortable atmosphere this lady creates. The other girls, (blonde) couldn’t of been more lovely however I will not be returning and I most certainly would not recommend.

Went here for a bite to eat after a walk. Food is lovely I mean really lovely I had the Welsh Rarebit which was very nice. Staff were very nice too.........go check it out!

After a little walk around the woods we popped in here for lunch. They had the fire roaring so was warm and cosy. Food was nice and staff really friendly. Will definitely be back.

this is a lovely place we have been a few times its nown for cyclists we had a great time the 4 of us, the service and staff are just great its a place all mus visit

Went in for a lunch stop whilst walking around the Yorkshire countryside and was pleasantly surprised by the quality for the food (a Ploughman's Platter) and service. A really friendly Cafe in a great location, very easy to find.

We were ready for coffee and cake after our walk in the woods. Home made cake was Good as was the coffee. Prices reasonable, staff friendly, toilets very clean.

Stopped for a brew whilst on a walk but surprised to find that a pot of tea for two was £4.40. Good cuppa, but this seems steep to me. Maybe us down to earth Yorkshire folk expect things to be too cheap, or could it just be another thing to blame on Brexit?

A lovely little tea room and restaurant. Seating inside and out. Really friendly staff and a gorgeous setting. Alcohol is served but only with a meal, not snacks.

A lovely venue with a lovely menu if you like to eat meat and dairy. Sadly no vegan available on the menu, but if you are a traditional eater you will like this place. Lovely staff and good prices and servings. My traditional eating friends said their apple pies and cream/ice cream were delicious. I am sure that if they offered one vegan dish and cake they would be delicious too.

Poor menu, choices very limited even more so if you are vegetarian. Didn’t find the staff to be very helpful or friendly either.

We decided to have lunch today the five if us which consisted of either beans on toast, scrambled on toast and bacon sandwiches. Followed either with tea or coffee. The scrambled eggs looked very nice and yellow. The bacon was cooked and the coffee and service was prompte. The ambiance was good as also the value for money. Would recommend the venue if you're walking or cycling in the area

We are big fans of the Ramblers Rest - my wife particularly likes the Welsh Rarebit (although she doesn’t have the ham as she’s veggie)

My partner and I visited after a nice walk on Sunday. We ordered a hot chocolate, coffee and slice of lemon drizzle. As the waitress brought out the order I told her we ordered coffee and not tea, she responded with an attitude telling me I ordered tea and it was on the ticket order. Moments later she returned outside to a different table and explained to them that she gave us, their order. If it wasn’t for my partner calling her over she wouldn’t have even told us this. We then proceeded to ask for the coffee that we ordered and paid for, which we were then told we would have to pay for the tea as well! In the end we didn’t have to but the attitude was awful. Anyone would think the tea and order was being paid for out of her wage! I’ve had better customer service from a robot answer machine. No people skills, no manners and very basic. Will not be returning!

We happened upon this fabulous tearoom following a walk to and from Millington Wood. It has an outdoor seating area as well as a number of tables in the pretty tearoom. There is an appealing menu with a lot of lovely homemade fare. They also have a delicious cake and desert menu and sell Brynmor ice cream cones in a number of tasty flavours. The tearoom is a great place for breakfast or lunch and they also have a licensed bar. Great place to start a walk or to end one when spending the day in the Yorkshire countryside.

Returned after a break of a few years to find the cafe extended and with converted accommodation next door. A really nice place in a small village on the edge of the Wolds. Plenty of room inside and tables outside for warm weather. Prompt friendly service from a team of youngsters. Evening dining available but only for private parties 12 or more.

What a delightful place. We had walked from Bishop Wilton, and needed to eat. This ticked all the right boxes, fresh, tasty, beautifully presented. They had gluten free bread too which really was a bonus. Would recommend. Toilets spotless too.

The little hidden village of Millington, tucked into the Wolds, is home to a little hidden gem ......The Ramblers Rest, a pretty & quirky little estaurant in the village centre. What a find....with the little cottage rooms & cast iron ranges with brightly lit coal fires on this chilly March day. The welcome is warm too & the menu & specials boards so very tempting, it's difficult to choose! I enjoyed a delicious toasty rarebit with fresh side salad & crisps while my husband chose the poached, smoked salmon & prawn salad both meals accompanied by a pot of hot, freshly brewed tea....all served with a warm bright smile. We cannot wait to return to this lovely little place.

Lovely food. Soup excellent and sandwich tasty. service warm and friendly with charming table staff. However the whole thing was overpriced which reflects the star rating. Interestingly our daughter was with us and said that even in London where she currently lives, soup and a sandwich for just over £11 was very expensive.

Stopped off at The Rambler's rest a few weeks ago and had delicious cakes and a good cup of Yorkshire tea. Pleasant service and really nice surroundings - everything was spick and span (even the toilets). Would highly recommend to anyone visiting the area.

We stumbled across this lovely cafe in Millington . So glad we did! Served fantastic artisan coffee & great food! Family run cafe for 30 years by the same family. Clearly care about their customers and can highly recommend to anyone, even if you’re not walking! Another little Gem! And great prices!

Arrived to be greeted with a beautiful, roaring log fire, which was a most welcome sight on a miserable day. The service was quick and efficient, with an excellent menu to choose from. I went for mushrooms on a toasted bloomer with Stilton, this was served with salad, coleslaw and crisps and was very tasty, hot, in fact it was excellent. Couldn't resist dessert, the strawberry merangue was delicious too. I will certainly be visiting again and can highly recommend the ramblers rest.

A place we enjoy visiting on our bike rides, we go out of our way to visit this place, good value for money and good portion sizes. :-)

We were walking in the area and checked tripadvisor for a lunch stop. This came up. What a great place, pleasingly varied menu, excellent coffee and lovely surroundings. The only downside, I broke one of my own rules and ordered the last piece of Bakewell tart, unfortunately it was a bit dry and tasteless, serves me right, I never usually order the last of anything. This didn’t spoil a great experience, these things happen and we will return.

Roaring log fire, lovely ambience, fast service and excellent, reasonably priced food. What more could we ask for? It's now on my approved list!

If they gave Michelin stars for a ramblers, Tourist or cyclists rest places “The Ramblers Rest “ would be 3 star. Staff are so friendly- menu is everything you would expect and always served promptly and such great value for money. A must visit place to add to your East Riding experience, this is what the friendly folk of Yorkshire does sooooo well.

Visited the Ramblers Rest 290918 with some cycling friends. I just had a coffee which was fine . My friends had toast and jam and one had a massive portion of cake. Great place and service .

We called in for a late, light lunch and enjoyed superbly cooked and well presented omelettes. All the food looks delicious.

Stopped by after a walk around millington wood with the dog (dogs only outside), they have the most beautifully light scones I have ever tasted! And the jam was pretty amazing too, they should sell it...

Today 9/8/18 we travelled from Cottingham to Millington a 45 mile round trip in car to take in the views and to take our Boxer dog for a walk, When we arrived at the Travellers Rest the board out side said open until 4.00, plenty of time for a walk and a bite to eat, we arrived back at the Ramblers rest at 3.15 my partner went inside to order an omelette, cake and some drinks but was told we could not have the omelette as they had stopped cooking. We questioned why this was as it was only 3.15 and was told we always do at this time. My partner stated that this would be helpful if this was stated on the board outside.

The Ramblers Rest caters for everyone! Lunch snacks, cakes, drinks, evening meals and even breakfast at the B&B; at an extremely high standard. It's very welcoming and charismatic with friendly, helpful staff. The food is always fantastic!

We stopped here for snacks and drinks mid afternoon. The snacks were really lovely; the chocolate cake was succulent, moist and tasty. I had toast and jam; the bread was lovely and thick. Our drinks were nice also. V nice interior of the cafe, quirky and unusual decor/seating arrangements. Would love to try a lunch here soon. My only critique (why I didnt give five stars) is my husband could have nothing to eat as he's a vegan and the man serving said there was nothing for him. Bearing in mind they have a statement on their menu saying they would cater for different diets/allergies etc. it didnt seem v helpful to leave out vegans. A vegan cake is easy to make. Surely they could have even suggested something for him to eat? Not v helpful. Otherwise couldnt fault the place.

I stayed in the B&B; with my wife, we explored the area and enjoyed the weather.

Have stopped at this lovely country cafe many times in the past for tea or coffee but not for lunch but ate here whilst out cycling the other week and it was really good. Excellent platter and lovely location.

Amazing little hidden gem, great for everyone, been many many of times for lunch this time. Food is all homemade and locally sourced. caters for gluten free, vegan and veggies. Free WiFi just ask a member of staff for the password. Staff great!!! Portion sizes are generous. they offer night time private dining have to book in advance min 10 people, max 26, you get the whole place to yourself, from previous experiences it was fabulous.

The Ramblers’ Rest is a wonderful little restaurant in Millington. Millington is an excellent place for scenic walks and stopping by The Ramblers’ Rest is perfect for a meal or quick bite.

Walked here from Poppleton on a sunny bank holiday monday. We had lovely homemade cake and a cold drink before climbing the hill we were looking at from our bench outside! It is a little oasis in a lovely part of the Wolds. Highly recommended by us!

Took a break from walking in area. A favourite spot with cyclists and others enjoying the beautiful countryside. In a small, pretty village. Cafe/tea shop/restaurant. Good range of food and drink. Had excellent sandwiches with substantial fillings and salad and crisps. Sat outside. Very enjoyable break.

Delightful place to take a break for lunch or afternoon tea. Good menu of comfort snacks and delicious cakes. Incidentally they also offer accommodation.

Can it really have been a year. We were so impressed last year that we returned fo another treat. This time with taxi transfers.

We walk in The Wolds regularly and it is nice to find a tearoom that welcomes muddy boots! Sadly though, service is very slow, even though they weren't particularly busy. On the last two occasions we have sat waiting patiently to order, but the waitresses didn't even acknowledge our presence. All they have to do is smile and say "I'll be with you shortly".

Went with my partner for the Christmas party (13 people). One long table down the middle of the room. The food was excellent, plenty of time between courses and no rush. As we were the only people there is was a really good party atmosphere. The staff were very friendly, one of the best Christmas parties I have been to. I had french onion soup followed by turkey dinner then creme brulee. I would recommend this place.

Great service and choice of toasties, sandwiches, cakes and some larger main courses. There's usually a fire going, super after a walk on the Wolds.

This place has a lovely cosy atmosphere and the steaks are delicious! We visited on a Saturday lunchtime and it was busy, all the tables in the restaurant were taken whilst we ate but the place was very relaxed and the service very friendly. They have a wide variety of gins and there are guest beers. We will definitely go back (we have been meaning to visit for years).

Been lots of times and love it. Only a toasted teacake this time. One comment, I don't like waste and the amount of butter served could easily be halved.

Millington is a lovely little village set in beautiful countryside. We come here a few times a year to walk in the nearby woods and then have a coffee / cake / light lunch at the Ramblers' Rest which is a delightful tearoom.

Been here before a couple of times. Sarah was here to greet up and explain things. Sarah is very welcoming and knowledge of the area.

Lovely people serving fresh tasty food, catering to all dietary needs in authentic Yorkshire setting. Clean fresh bedrooms and a breakfast to set anyone up for the day. You will not leave here hungry! Great for private parties

Parado aquí mientras camino. Wolds Situado en el corazón de este pueblo atractivo y aparentemente bien apreciado por la gente, ciclistas y senderistas. Cálida bienvenida con variedad imaginativa de alimentos frescos y bebidas.

Nota a: volver aquí de nuevo, quizás para alojarse. . . . Dos de nosotros tuvimos una comida sencilla pero deliciosa aquí antes de empezar en 2. 5 días de ciclismo más de Wolds camino. Sólo su propia interpretación de un Welsh rarebit, con casero y ensalada de col, pero rico, fuerte y deliciosa. Había muchas otras personas incluyendo varios ciclistas tan claramente, y merecidamente popular, y el original edificio antiguo ha sido bellamente restaurado y decorado. Los diversos platos que pudimos ver otros comíamos parecía riquísimo también. Realmente debe volver. . . . . !

A hidden gem!!Called here on a number occasions. The food is very nice and staff are very helpful.Anyone who lives close or a drive out. You must go.

Excellent local food in this rural hideaway, a real treat while visiting the area. Large choice of food and lovely fresh cakes and deserts. Always spotless and always welcoming, Unusual for such a rural location to have good disabled access with disabled toilet facilities. We have visited with a wheelchair user and had no problems at all. Popular with locals and visitors of any age,

Charming, convenient and full of character tea room...ideal for that afternoon tea or light meal. Fabulous!!

Stayed as a couple, the room was nice although terribly overpriced, service however wasn't. Not very friendly. Wouldn't return based on that.

We visited today with friends and two small children and could not rate this place more highly!Tucked away in a lovely village and perfect for a warm up and food and drinks after a walk around nearby Millington Woods. The staff were all really friendly, the atmosphere of the place was relaxed and homely and the food was absolutely delicious! The staff gave little extras to make the children feel welcome (marshmallows and a chocolate flake to accompany a cup of steamed milk, which was not on the menu but provided without issue!)Would definitely recommend to anyone in the area. I doubt you could leave feeling disappointed!

Had lunch hear in April for family birthday.. Was very nice all freshly cooked in warm and cosy surroundings.. Large portion's.. great posh open sandwiches a proper meal ...lovely puddings came out feeling full and very satisfied..will definitely return..

Millington is a lovely little village. And this place is in a lovely little spot. There's a restaurant for meals and also seating outside. Whether you've just finished a walk (e.g. part of Wolds Way), are part-way through a walk.. or just passing through in the car this is a neat place to stop (assuming you don't want a pub stop... that's just a few dozen yards along the road)...Good coffee, interesting and tasty selection of cakes and they also seemed to do great ice cream, too. Friendly and welcoming service.From what I could see... it's Walker friendly. Cyclist friendly. Dog friendly. Definitely a nice place to finish up at after a day in the glorious outdoors.

We visited last Saturday on a warm April day lots of walkers and cyclists using the cafe, The meal was served quickly very nicely presented and tasted wonderful Real tasty ham with salad and crisps, The waitress was quick and efficient but a slight slower. Pace would have been much better than rushing off before we could answer if we had enjoyed the meal,and a smile would have made it perfect.

At the end of a 6 mile wander in the Wolds with my dog the delicious cream tea at The Ramblers Rest was the perfect reward. The menu for full meals looked amazing too. Sadly, if you have a dog, you will have to sit outside.

Love the place as consistently great food and good service. The dining room has a nice charm about it and is tastefully done. Was there on Sunday in glorious weather so sat outside to eat a very tasty salad with black pudding and my partner had home made salmon pate which I'll probably have on my next visit. Definitely worth giving a try.

Unfortunately we were let down by the ramblers rest. We did a great walk from bishop Wilton to millington on Friday and hoped for a nice refreshment after walking for two hours. We arrived at 14:15 to find it closed even though the board advertised it as open until 4. Gutted. If walking there make sure you call ahead to check as millington has no phone signal!!!

This was our third visit and every time it gets better. Wonderful hospitality, amazing breakfasts with locally sourced produce and comfy tasteful and luxurious rooms. Zoe and Angela are the perfect hosts and couldn't have made us feel more welcome. Once you've been for a stay here I can promise you'll keep coming back.

We have eaten here several times and never been disappointed. The food and presentation are of a high standard and the service is always efficient. The cafe is beautifully presented with lots of solid wood and open fires in winter.

Nice location in the heart of the Yorkshire Wolds in Millington; just off the Yorkshire Wolds Way. Welcoming roaring fires and handsomely decorated - very cosy feel. Perfect place for a good cup of tea and cake after a day's walking. Extensive selection of teas available, cakes and scones too. There is a specials board for meals. All in all, nothing to fault. Good value for money too. Note, the premises are closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays - open all other days. Highly recommended; would return again when walking in the Pocklington area.

Thank you to Angela and her team for last night's excellent meal. From the welcoming fizz through the delicious starter, mains and desserts the whole evening, the ambiance, the food and the service was perfect. It was appreciated that Angela adjusted the dessert for my wife and for the gluten free requirements of our neighbouring diners. So mention your likes dislikes and allergiesIf you know of the quality fare served here during daytime for walkers and others you will not be surprised to hear the above. The evening events are reserved for groups but on Valentine's they open, unsurprisingly perhaps, for couples!If you haven't been, go!

A favourite haunt of my wife and friends, I was allowed to take her for lunch recently and I was most impressed. Not a vast menu but all most acceptable, freshly cooked and nicely presented. The staff were absolutely fine, attentive and friendly without going over the top. A most pleasant cafe/restaurant, I'm sure she'll let me take her again!

This two roomed tea room is heated by large blazing fires which provide a really welcoming atmosphere when you open the door into this beautifully decorated venue. The large range in the room we chose to sit in was stunning, and this was matched by the tea and toasted teacake that I selected from the menu. Lashings of butter oozed across the perfectly browned, fruit strewn bread. Gorgeous. The tea was very nice too, as were the pleasant and helpful staff. Immaculately clean and pleasing to the eye, this tea stop is definitely worth a return visit to sample more fayre. A small selection of local cards and produce adorn the area close to the till for walkers of the Yorkshire Wolds Way to purchase and tell their friends that they will need to complete the 79 mile walk in order to walk off the delights of this country establishment.Well worth hunting out!

Very welcome cup of coffee and the biggest mince pie i have eaten. Good value, pleasant service , nicely fitted out.

Busy Saturday night. Plenty of craic to listen to and watch for an Irishman, who was very happy with his Guinness!

We enjoyed an excellent night at The Ramblers. It hosted a celebration eveningfor 20 of us. Service was friendly and attentive. The food was delicious.

Been with family and friends for coffe and cakes and just for a lunch break from work and always been happy to be there. Food is good honest british café with some great cakes I,m told . Service is great and the setting in the village is lovely . Sitting out on a sunny day is great but inside is lovely too.

This is a delightful little tearoom / cafe. It is quiet, comfortable, cosy, and very welcoming. The food is delicious, the menu is simple but very adequate and the atmosphere very relaxing. One of East Yorkshires little treasures. A autumn afternoon by the fireside with a delicious lunch - excellent.

I've visited here lots of times the food is outstanding, walkers and bikers are passing trade and the place has grown over the years to a good standard!!

Lovely comfortable cafe, the food is excellent in a gorgeous location, served with a smile.A special retreat at the end of a walk or cycle, very welcoming

From the outside this place is a little uninspiring but a friend had recommended the cake so we thought we would give it a go . Inside is completely different , beautifully decorated , modern country feel . Spotlessly clean and tastefully arranged . Unfortunately the service did not live up to the exceptionally good first indoor impression . There were two members of staff , both unfriendly to the point of being cold and making my companion feel terribly uncomfortable . The tea was very nice , although surely a lovely little tea shop should offer sugar cubes rather than packet sugar. The cake was very nice and there was plenty of choice . The lunch menu looked delicious and had the welcome been better we would certainly have returned .

Warm fire greets you inside this fabulous place. Food is always hearty and good range to choose from plus specials. Never made it as far as a cake but these are proper Yorkshire portions. Good coffee and plenty of additional hot water to top up the pots. Staff always friendly. We keep returning so it must be good.

A great place for ramblers and cyclists alike to replenish their appetite. Situated in the village of Millington where many walks are to be found. This is an oasis for the rambler and cyclist.

We came across this place while out for a walk one day with the dog and stopped for a cake and a cuppa it was gorgeous. We took a lovely drive up there on Sunday and had breakfast highly recommend the bacon roll and chocolate cake