The Treasure House Coffee Lounge in East Riding of Yorkshire

Fabulous place to enjoy looking around the beautiful art gallery, interesting and informative museum and the all new library. 10% discount in the cafe with your library card too! Bravo to all involved.

Champney Treasure House (formerly Beverley Treasure House) reopened just a few days ago after a substantial redesign and upgrade. The Library is up and running, the Tourist Information Centre is back there and now the Customer Services and Registry Office are there too, not forgetting the Museum, Art Gallery and cafe. The outside area has been beautifully redesigned and planted; it’s going to be the perfect setting for wedding photos once everything is established. I didn’t notice the location of the Registry Office when inside but I’m assuming it was somewhere down the corridor opposite the main entrance as there was a corresponding exit into the gardens at the back of the building, including an easy access path for wheelchair users. Lots to see and do in the Treasure House including having a coffee and cake in the cafe (10% discount with Library card). Access the upper floor for the cafe , museum and art gallery via stairs at either end of the building or use the lift by the main entrance. Toilets are on the ground floor.

Excellent attraction with a vast array of interesting exhibitions and links to the library and art gallery. Will be visiting more often.

Very nice small museum with interesting exhibitions. Currently there's one about the seventies which brought back some memories. The art gallery is always worth a look too. The people are always friendly and helpful.

Great little museum and art gallery. The views of Beverly Minster from the top of the observation tower are superb and well worth a visit.

Stumbled upon The Treasure House whilst looking around the very interesting town of Beverley, initially we were drawn to look at the Fabulous Minster and then we went into the coffee shop in the Treasure House which was very good and extremely reasonable, also looked around the art exhibition and various other bits and pieces in there. All in all we spent a very good day in Beverley it was very reasonable to park there for the day, which is always good to know.

Our friends from Wokingham really enjoyed their visit to the treasure House. Highly recommended.

Lovely children's library- and there's a cafe and toilets!

Lively library with a great children's room and upstairs museum which is mostly interactive

This is an excellent place for history and exhibitions. It's a gem of this area. I like to visit their exhibition like Lego 🥰

Took kids today for first time as part of our Daddy & Daughters trip to Beverley. Interesting little museum with plenty of interactive stuff to keep my 7 & 11 year olds entertained. Art gallery was small, but perfectly formed. We will be back & hopefully get to check out the cafe next time.

Visit to the library and cafe for Cuppa and a Chorus

Avoid at all costs the toasted cheese sandwich.The white bread is so cotton woolly that when toasted the sandwich ends up about one centimetre thick.

Great place for the kids. Had a Lego exhibition, a film about birds, some activities, a great talk from an archivist and a lovely library.

First time going in and wasn't disappointed. I have a disabled partner and it was easy and manageable for him in his wheelchair.

Lego exhibition and activity was good fun for the family. The cafe and museum are good too.

Visited the archives with my wife for the first time in many years. Staff were extremely helpful in setting the visit up, helping us through the archive card process which you have to have now and were very knowledgeable on how we could research what we needed. Needless to say, a successful session. Thanks to great staff, it helps there was a quiet and clean environment too. Many thanks Steve and Linda

Well worth visiting. The museum and gallery are both fascinating. Useful to have so many facilities in one building.

Photographic exhibition at the Treasure House it's going to be wonderful!👍

Nice, convenient place for coffee above the library. Good atmosphere, sometimes a bit noisy. The building used to have one of the fastest WiFi speeds in the area, but I didn't check it today. Did notice someone working on their laptop. Recommended.

A world of discovery. Helpful staff.

Free access to Ancestry and Find My Past.

Went to see the brick wonders exhibition, brilliant place with some amazing paintings and the lego was amazing

We love it here. The little ones enjoyed the museum and we all love the library

Great info about the east riding

Went in for a look round with my kids. Not very interesting for young ones, my older daughter quite liked it. Would have been a good place to come to help with home learning in lock down.

Library has remained open for borrowing books during the pandemic.

Pity about need for corona precautions

This proved to be a great little modern venue for carrying out our family history. The staff were very friendly and were more than willing to assist with showing us where things were and were very knowledgeable about how to use the equipment. the computers were easy to use and fast enough but the microfiche would benefit from being updated.

While on holiday in Scarborough I went on a day trip which included Beverley. This was on the 11th feb. After some shopping I sought shelter in your library as the weather was very bad. I spent some time on the computors checking e-mails and such like had a coffee and used the toilets. I must say I am very envious of the facilities you have - you are so lucky - this is a beautiful place with excellent facilities and much better than we have in Loughborough {Leicestershire} - although yours is only a small town .

Nice place to drop in and have a wander around the exhibits or catch up with friends.

Great exhibition of Henry Mason's maritime paint and some excellent sketches. Very friendly team here.

Very interesting place. Cafe nice and staff helpful. Parking in the town though can be awful if visiting at weekends.

On the first floor of the treasure house, always busy when we visit. You get a good cup of coffee and a wide selection of cakes or biscuits. Not been at lunch time but would expect the standards to be good.