The Stone Jetty Cafe in Lancaster

Extremely friendly and helpful staff. We had soup and a toasted sandwitch. Both were homemade and tasty. Tea also. The standard of this establishment is a credit to the staff. Everything beautifully clean and fresh including the loo's. A great find on a less than pleasant day. Thank you.

Lovely lunch of festive panini followed by cake one of which was gluten free. Excellent service by cheery staff. A must to visit again.

Great little cafe in the old station building at the end of the jetty. Decent coffee. Best brownie EVER. Ice-creams looked delicious. Friendly, efficient staff. Cheerful decor. Great seaside cafe - just as it should be,

Wonderful surroundings on a jetty which used to be the railway terminus for ferries...ideal situation. We sat outside in the sun. There was a queue but service was quick. The Victoria sandwich was huge, the range of tea huge, and the coffee- instant milky- was hot frothy and cheap. Will come again.

I had lunch here today, very quick service, food presentation was lovely, coffee was piping hot and the carrot cake was delicious, thoroughly recommended

Fab coffee and cakes. Chilled and enjoyed. Lovely staff great service and clean area. We did it feel rushed to leave our table.

Stone Jetty Cafe is in a great location at the end of the Stone Jetty Pier. Menu isn’t great however food and service was good. Worth a visit

Delicious stop for lunch at the end of the Jetty. The cakes are delicious & went down very well with coffee. Beautiful views of the bay too.

The bacon butties are wonderful, as are the chips. Definitely worth having a home baked cake if you are just calling in for a drink. On a nice day when you can sit outside on the jetty, the views are incredible. All the staff are lovely and you always get service with a smile.

2 years to the week I visited the Stone Jetty Cafe with my wife and left a review which wasn't great. We returned today and the improvement was massive. Lovely polite staff and fresh, tasty food. Definitely a place we will be visiting again....and again.

The cafe was friendly and helpful and food was excellent and good value for money. The premises was totally disabled friendly

Looking for somewhere to eat, we came across these premises. Service was excellent friendly, disabled toilets great. Food was top class and plentiful. Very good value compared to other seafront locations. Returned following day so impressed. New owners need your support try them.

We'd been looking forward to a morning coffee break after arriving in Morecambe. We saw the cafe on the jetty from a distance and headed for there.The service was friendly - the food and drinks rather average. What put us off a little was the waitresses going our and in the cafe with trays to the customers without wearing masks. Inside there was a screen at the ordering point.We did hear one of the waitresses tell someone that their family had just taken it over from the longstanding tenants. Maybe they're on the learning curve - worth tying again in a little while perhaps

On a blustery day took a walk along the stone jetty to the aforementioned stone jetty cafe. A lovely historical and listed building promised much but failed to deliver. As I say a blustery day with a chill in the air and inside the cafe no heat to warm the atmosphere. I had an elderly member of the family with me who uses a walking trolley we were greeted by a high stone step that made it virtually impossible for her to gain access so I would say definitely not disability accessible (I had to assist a lady struggling to enter with a pushchair). The decor was stuck somewhere in the 1970’s a nod to retro but not quite and as I say cold inside. The coffee was very strong and probably suffering from the cold as it was only lukewarm. The ladies serving however were very polite and maintained a cleanliness that should be rewarded. We didn’t eat but the sandwiches looked good and everything served was eaten. Overall I think for a quick snack and drink in good weather worth a trip.

Called for pot of tea and cake while walking along the promenade, Good location with views over to the Lake District and back towards Morecambe, Very good tea and cake and quite popular,

After a bike ride from Caton car park on a cold day early May we noticed this cafe after sitting for a while in a chilly wind. So we moved over to have a look at the old railway station terimus. As Covid restrictions applied they were only serving "take away". Good selection of cakes but we wanted coffee but whilst waiting for a freshly made coffee's we decided on a treat of a slice of cake.Good choice, excellently made Cappuccino's made as we waited and enjoyed outside out of the wind.Helpful and very pleasant staff well turned out.The building has a Blue Plaque and listed as Grade 2, according to the listing the exterior was maintained by a volunteer group funded by National Lottery cash. This is a gem of a site with fantastic views and art work on the jetty.Sadly it looks like the volunteers need to spend a little time on the exterior again, the building could house a history of the building and its railway connections.This is no criticism of the cafe and its staff. We will visit again.

The bacon and egg butties are fantastic and the chips are great too! No problem with asking for it to be cooked how we like. So nice sitting outside with the view. Above all the staff are very friendly, especially the gentleman outside. They can’t do enough for you. Recommend!

Just had breakfast and it was lovely. Great,friendly service and a super view. Will definately return.

Went for breakfast and was really impressed. Food was good, service was great and the venue is just amazing. Highly recommend.

There's nothing to beat the mouthwatering smell of frying bacon - apart from the taste. Really enjoyed our bacon rolls this morning.

Nice scones, the hot chocolate and latte coffees were fine. Would probably drop by if I was in the vicinity but wouldn’t make a special trip or detour. Decor is a little depressing, also the toilets were clean but looked like something from Prisoner Cell Block H!

Called in for a brew & a bacon & egg bun which we enjoyed. Ideal place for those having a stroll on the prom.

I used to love this cafe but it closed for a while so I was happy to hear that it was to open again.We called for coffee and cake but had to wait a long time. We sat outside, in a cold wind, and must have waited for 15 to 20 minutes for the coffee to be poured and the cakes lifted from one plate to the other. The coffee was cold when it arrived and tasted as if it had been made for quite a while. It was the first day of opening so although we were very disappointed we will try it again in a few weeks to see if there’s an improvement.

I love meeting up with friends here, the cafe is beautiful inside, the staff are kind and friendly.They host interesting art exhibitions. In summer sit outside at the tables and the views around Morecambe Bay are spectacular.

The Stone Jetty cafe is in prime position near the end of the Jetty. The dining area is nice, the food and drinks we had were okay. The toilet facilities left a lot to be desired. Wouldn’t rush back

The cafe is in a marvellous spot overlooking the Bay, especially if the day is nice and clear. Unfortunately, that's where the positivity ends. The staff, bar one young lady, were obnoxiously rude, vile and unfriendly. How they manage to attract business with their disgusting attitude towards customers is beyond me. I won't be going back and I certainly wouldn't recommend the place. Morecambe has a good choices of places that are far more superior to this hell hole.

It was a windy and wet day when we visited. We managed to get along the Stone Jetty without getting too wet and the cafe was a welcome sight. We had a toasty and tea each which warmed and fed us. Toasties come with a salad garnish. Good service and food cooked fresh,

Urgently needed to use the facilities and upon exit was greeted by the owner demanding a contribution to the upkeep of the toilets (which were filthy). We were all intending to buy ice creams but the owner then started threatening my dad and then my husband-putting his head up against his and inciting violence. A member of the public told him to stop as there were kids around. We managed to walk off, with the owner shouting abuse at us. A very unpleasant experience. There are many reviews on here and other sites mentioning the same owner and his aggressive and challenging behaviour. As neither customer service or food hygiene (they have been fined over £5000) are areas he is able to maintain a minimum standard in- perhaps he should consider a different industry.

The location is a plus and the menu is simple though not over inspired so it doesn't take long to choose or get served . The other great advantage is that it doesn't allow dogs inside . When I am eating I do not wish to share my space , or food , with a dog and yet so many dog owners seem to take offence because others do not share their enthusiasm . We ordered a toasted sandwich which arrived untoasted but that's a simple mistake so we didn't take issue and the salad garnish was a little brown round the edges and again we didn't complain . Come on jetty cafe , sharpen up a little , attend to the little details and raise your ratings .

We visited on a Wednesday afternoon for coffee and cake. Both coffee and cake were lovely and brought to the table promptly.I do not recognise the comments about rudeness and not dog friendly that I’ve seen in other reviews. My personal experience was that the service was friendly and we were given dog biscuits.It’s a lovely place to sit and admire the view. I would definitely go again and recommend to others.

On our holidays here and we sat on a table outside having just purchased ice cream and drinks. It started to pour down, but being under shelter we were happy to stay seated, even moving other chairs out of the way for a disabled lady to fit her wheelchair under the shelter. A few moments later, a man with white hair, tattoos and an appalling attitude told us to move because he needed our table. They then proceeded to stack up all the tables and chairs whilst he shouted aggressively at his staff. The lady in the wheelchair then asked her family to take her somewhere else because it made her uncomfortable. On the way down the jetty, another family complained of the rude nature. I would give this place a miss. Plenty of other nice cafes in Morecambe with friendly staff, better food and better ambience.

My wife and I have been meaning to visit The Stone Jetty cafe for several months now and finally had a walk down the jetty this afternoon. We popped in for a quick can of pop with the intention of walking to the end of the jetty and stopping for lunch on our way back.We got our drinks and sat on a nearby bench as all of the outside tables were taken.5 minutes into our drinks we were shocked and entertained by the owner/waiter who came out to deliver an order to a lady sat on a chair....with no table. It was obvious that someone had taken the table....out of the shade and into the glorious sunshine. The 'owner' proceeded to call out demanding to know what had happened to the lady's table. It was quite embarrassing and He was very rude.My wife and I decided to give the food a miss as we were worried what he would say to us if we spilt some salt or, heaven forbid, moved our chairs around slightly to face the sun.He reminded me of Basil Fawlty...not in his looks, but his rudeness. We were looking forward to our visit to The Stone Jetty.....we were very disappointed....and slightly frightened. I hope the man wasnt the owner as a return visit could then be possible. We will keep our eyes on other reviews in the hope he either gets the sack or sells up. Such a shame.

So disgusted by the reception I got within 2 yards of going into the remote cafe, 3 staff shouting at me that dogs are not welcome

Great place to sit and have a break and coffee. Friendly staff and plenty of outside seating. Lovely views.

The cafe is right on the pier at Morecambe, so is a great spot to stop off if you've been along for a wander.

Nipped in for lunch on a sunny weekday staff were friendly food reasonably priced and premises clean. Cakes looked amazing(didn’t sample) and the coffee was good. Would recommend and it’s worth the walk out the pier, the view is excellent

Stopped here for a cuppa and a toasted teacake. Great location, sat outside and enjoyed the sunshine. Friendly staff and reasonable prices.

Stop here after a little wander up the promenade and along the Stone Jetty. A plentiful supply of tea, coffee, home made cakes and biscuits at decent prices. The ice cream is a local made brand but a little expensive and lacking in any real flavour.

Lovely fresh food served in a quaint cafe on the Stone Jetty. Simple home-cooked menu and gorgeous cakes!

I do love the location of this little cafe, and have been pleased to recommend it in the past. However on a recent visit I was concerned to see the proprietor open up a large plastic container and pick a handful of salad leaves to garnish a toasted sandwich. He did not wear gloves and immediately handled plates and cutlery without any signs of hand washing Handling food needs better standards of hygiene. So still a great view, but concerned about the standards in the kitchen. Bit of a dilemma.

After a lovely walk along the front from our caravan site, and feeling the effects of the sun and wind, we called in for light afternoon refreshment. We were pleased to see scone, jam and cream as a menu item, as this is a particular favourite of ours. We were not disappointed, scones appeared genuinely home-made as advertised, with lots of fruit in and real clotted cream - what's not to like?! With a pot of tea for one and a latte - all for around a tenner - happy days :-)

Went for a last minute trip out with the family

Service was lacking, café needed cleaning. Found out yesterday that this establishment has just been fined by the council for poor hygiene standards !!!!

This is a great cafe near the end off the Stone Jetty behind the Midland Hotel. A super place for a coffee or tea and you can sit inside or outside depending on the weather. Looking back there is a great view of the promenade and it's shops.

My girlfriend and I visited this cafe for a quick bite as we took a wander around. The welcome was friendly and cafe was clean. My partners roll was very good but I was put off eating my sandwich because the bread had mould on it. Bit of a shame but it did give me time to take in the excellent views as she ate.

We were approacehed by the rather rude and aggressive owner before we'd even crossed the threshold. He clearly had no manners and cast abuse at us about health and safety, permissions to be there and that we had no valid permits. We were working in the vicinity with full permissions from the council and were welcomed everywhere else in the town which is what we did to get a coffee rather than take our custom inside. I don't tolerate such rudeness manners from any business owner and I have reviewed many hotels and establishments around the world. Pity, because he could have had business from many of us whilst working there.

We visited the Stone Jetty yesterday when we were on a charity bike ride. We stopped for tea and cake which was lovely, the chocolate orange cake was amazing and reasonably priced for a large portion. The staff were lovely and because we had our charity t-shirts on they came and asked us what we were doing. The owner then came out with a donation for our charity which was lovely and really unexpected. Gorgeous setting, it was lovely to sit and look at the views over the bay.

It is at the end of the jetty, a nice spot. When I go midweek in winter is is not open, so worth checking what the times are. Decent breakfast and ice cream. Coffee ok depending who they have on.

We visited Morecombe with our dog and were looking for lunch. The cafe is clean, the staff are friendly and the food was all delicious.

We visit Morecambe most weekends and always stop off at the Stone Jetty Cafe for a coffee and snack. The owner is a very friendly man with lovely people working for him. It is extremely clean and lovely food.

Looking for something for lunch so we stopped at the stone jetty cafe. Not a huge place but fairly busy. Reasonable choice at reasonable prices. Service excellent, great bacon butty! Worth the walk

We stopped for a light lunch and were delighted by the well organised, friendly service and good food. Nice range of snacks, sandwiches and light meals available - and some delicious cakes. A lovely spot towards the end of the stone jetty with tremendous views of the bay. Good value, too.

...haven't visited this cafe for a few uears was bit poor previously. What a difference now. We had toasties with side salad and ordered portion of chips. Everything tasted fresh and full of flavour. Coffee also very good. Service also very good.

We stopped for coffee hrre after a walk around Morecambe and along the prom. Very clean, and lots of outside seating, which was just as well as one of our party was a wheelchair user and we couldn't find a ramp for him to acces the inside of the cafe.

Absolutely fantastic setting, arguably better than the Midland Hotel. Food was well prepared light fare and none of us had a bad word to say. Service was good and quick and attentive. We had some sandwiches and toasties and all eaten without a murmur. Slightly pricey but happy to pay for the view. Would return.

You always expect terrible food in these brilliantly situated cafes, but it was pretty good. A bit expensive but not over the top. You can sit inside or out depending on the weather. Seemed clean.

Still a wonderful location so always a big draw for this cafe. Really enjoyed sitting on a sunny but windy day, and you know if there is a wind on this jetty, having a very acceptable cup of tea and a slice of cake. But oh dear, the chocolate cake was dry and absolutely tasteless, and mine was the first slice. So obviously not homemade. So enjoy the views, enjoy your drink but stick to the shortbread. !

I recently witnessed one of the worst examples of customer service I have ever seen in UK at this establishment. It was a sunny Sunday afternoon and many customers were sitting outside. A female customer who had bought drinks and cakes politely asked the owner if she could sit at a certain table he had just tidied. For no apparent reason the owner/ manager completely lost control, he shouted abusive remarks for all around to hear, calling her a lunatic and mentally deranged. He told the man she was with to "get her certified". He was aggressive, uncontrolled, abusive and offensively discriminatory. She remained calm and walked away leaving her purchases behind. The incident was so extreme she would have been fully justified in calling in the police.

On one of my regular walks from Heysham old village to Morecambe pier this is a ideal spot for some refreshment. The service is good and you can choose to be inside or outside depending on the weather. For tea and a scone it is very reasonably priced. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

We had to two jackets of potato one with tuna one with beans and cheese and one sausage and egg sandwich and cheesy chip and tea and coke very reasonable price and good service and friendly staff

Interesting for me as there are railways connections to the cafe building and the pier. The cafe had a very good range of cakes scones etc and drinks. The cakes tasted very good and on a hot day sat ouside. There were plenty of staff and all were very friendly.

Terrible attitude to people the guy was out and out rude refuses to let children use toilet if they didn’t buy anything was horrified he would rather see a child wet them self than use his facilities

Popped in for a quick bite and refreshments but felt the price didn't really reflect what was on the plate.

Hi Just a quick review of the S J !! Just eaten the best bacon sandwich since i dont know when !! Bacon cooked to perfection &plenty; of it .Really great couple who run it and fantastic setting Will be back !!!!☺😁😊

Today was the hottest day of the year so far I bet. We walked along the pier in the glorious sunshine heading towards the cafe. It was the busiest we've ever seen morecambe and we've been visiting for 30 years. Having queued an an age,...

Lovely clean café, friendly staff, we had toasties with salad, we were asked if we wanted mayo or salad cream, but perhaps coleslaw with the salad could be a better option. Never the less the toasties were excellent plenty of filling and piping hot, as...

Ordered a pot of tea for two and it felt like we were being dismissed because we were not spending more money over the counter.The two waitresses were very young and inexperienced but they had no customer care skills.Food seemed reasonably priced though it generally just caters for snacks and light bites.Location is excellent with outstanding views of the sea,promenade and Lakeland hills.

For years I have loved visiting this restaurant - wheelchair and dog friendly it was perfect and my son and I have many happy memories. Yesterday my dog and I walked along the prom, so looking forward to visiting it again, but as I opened the door (now with steps) I was met with an aggressive shout 'NO DOGS!' I instinctively backed out and fled, upset and hurt that such a once lovely place could now be a no go area for me. I would have happily sat outside if the staff had offered to bring me a menu and take my order there but they clearly didn't want a dog in sight. I had wondered why so many folks with dogs were having picnics on the beach. I asked some dog owners on the jetty if there was a good dog friendly café in Morecambe and they said they couldn't find one. So today I am off to Grange where I know I will get a warm welcome - with my dog.

We visited the cafe on a chilly day and the welcoming log burner was lovely.

Myself and my husband, our son, daughter in law and two Grandsons called in this café on Saturday 24th March for lunch. It is at the end of the jetty, the views are lovely and the café is very clean, light and airy with pastel coloured painted furniture and items made of driftwood on the walls. We had toasted sandwiches with various fillings and cheesy chips which were all very good.

A real treat is there for all , particularly after a pleasant stroll around Morecambe Bay & such friendly people

A excellent cafe providing good simple food and drink (toasters/sandwiches/chips etc.) in a clean and well kept premises. Staff were...

Just a coffee after a walk up the jetty. Nice place in an interesting location. Well worth a longer visit...

We called into Morecombe on our way home and decided to have a look around. It was cold and damp...

On a cold blustery wet Sunday, after the end of the season, we did not expect it to be open....

We are fairly local to Morecambe and have visited The Stone Jetty cafe many times over the years. It used...

The food was lovely, very friendly staff and lovely view, thank you very much ! Excellent all round !

We nearly didn't venture into this cafe, as from the outside it looks a little dingy and has scruffy hand-written...

We popped in here when we went into Morecambe to see the Kite Festival. Friendly place, busy nice cakes. Will...

The food was lovely and the cafe is on the pier so a lovely view, inside was decked out nicely too. Staff were friendly there was a good selection of food.

Good fresh ingredients and efficient, helpful and pleasant staff ensure a good quality lunch. The menu is limited but gives a reasonable variety of options. Staff have good knowledge of needs of coeliacs and there are good gluten free options including the chips.

We love our visits to the cafe. It never disappoints. It has a charm all of its own. Set on a prime location at the end of the jetty you feel you could be out at sea. The views are amazing. Very reasonably priced food and drink. Delicious coffee and cakes. Always immaculately clean. Very friendly owners. When not busy they stop and talk and have a wealth of local information. They welcome my assistance dog Teddy. Plenty of room for him to lay quietly while we admire the beautiful views from the windows or we sit outside on a nice day. You can walk or cycle right to the door. Morecambe has a wealth of traffic free cycle paths and the new prom is amazing. 4 1/2 miles long. Escape the hustle and bustle of the town and head to the jetty to relax. Take your time to admire the mountains across the bay.

After a pleasant walk at the very end of the stone jetty, there is a reward – a charming café! A truly lovely location for this gorgeous little café with fantastic views too. The staff are friendly and helpful. I enjoyed a generously filled jacked potato with salad and a glass of well-chilled wine, reasonably priced and served with a smile. I will be back soon to sample some of the cakes which did look good .Highly recommended.

They were a very nice little bunch of hardworking people. We enjoyed our visit. They overall quality was very good for a seaside cafe. I would recommend this place after a long walk. Thank you guys and see you soon. Sam and Joe from Halifax.

Had my first fish and chips in the Stone Jetty Cafe yesterday and I must say it was really nice and the staff actually asked if we would like our drinks with our meal, most just bring it right away and its one by the time you get your food lol.Thanks guys my fish and chips were really good, be back for more:-))

Lovely location on the pier, with lovely views if you have a window seat. Coffee was lovely, and inexpensive, as was the cakes, etc.

I visited this place with my partner having noted it the previous evening when it was closed. The cafe had interior and exterior seating and is very clean and welcoming. My partner was full of praise for her cappucchino but I was happy with my large pot of tea and crumpets. Prices were reasonable and service and quality excellent. Plus you get to watch the world go by.

Went for a drink and a cake on Saturday afternoon around 3.50pm. While walking along the jetty towards it we were worried to see that someone bringing in the outside chairs. About to go in and was told "sorry, we're only serving ice creams today and closing at 4".What kind of cafe closes so early at such a popular prominent place at the weekend?

so many people were sat outside the weather was lovely you can have ice cream nice walk down the jetty the children love running down their when you get to the end the sea is their you cant get on to the sand this way

What a gorgeous little cafe!Me and the wife had a short stop for a coffee and found this beautiful place.Stunning polished floor, great service and with a fantastic view over morecambe bay!We definately be back next time we visit, highly recommended.

Great location spoiled by poor and indifferent service. Waited 40 mins last Tuesday lunchtime for 2 plain jacket potatoes. When they arrived one was clearly bad at one end and inedible. When challenged the staff showed no care or concern and only made a grudging apology.

Yes it was hot 27*and they were running out of ice cream fast but the local Coffee ice cream was extremely lovely but they must find out if there is egg in it as the would have had more sells from our small group of 4 but the coffee was delightful anyway, so it didn't matter .Staff friendly and funny. Would recommend a stop off here.

Pleased to revisit this superbly positioned cafe. The new owners have carried out a very tasteful refurb. I was disappointed that Atkinsons cafetière coffee is no longer on the menu, but our coffees were very acceptable. The shortbread too did not disappoint. We chose indoors due to the weather, and thoroughly enjoyed listening to 2 very accomplished musicians. I cannot think of a better location for sitting in the sun and enjoying the fantastic view.

Lovely cafe with lovely views just had coffee and juice on this visit but will be back next year for burgers and chicken burgers staff very friendly and cafe and toilets spotless

Having visited it's lovely, the food was nice the hot chocolate was hot, the service was good and the view was lovely. Picked a quiet day due to being a bit overcast but it soon filled. Well worth a stop as you wander down the jetty x

The food was nice and of good value, however the customer service of one particular employee was abysmal - Very rude.

Really nice staff and a lovely old building with nice views.Toastie for me and baked potato for my wife - both good quality and with a nice side salad!

Standing at the end of the Stone Jetty is a lovely little cafe, set up inside a railway building. It is very clean, bright and cheerful; the staff are polite and helpful. We only had a drink and a cake, but the owner came and had a chat. All in all a bright spot in, in our opinion, a very grey and miserable seafront.

Second visit in two days. Staying at the Midland but love visiting the cafe for lunch. Good typical seaside menu. Friendly staff. Fresh fare. Reasonably priced. Always busy, which is a good sign. Short walk along jetty disabled access and toilets for patrons. Well worth a visit.

stroll along the pier, read the tongue twisters and enjoy the view. sit inside if its wet, outside if its fine. pleasent either way.