Threlkeld Coffee Shop in Eden

Very rude ignorant bald man in charge

Nice friendly service, a very welcoming site after a walk or a cycle.

Lovely homemade cakes and excellent service.

Lovely vegan raspberry crumble cake in a wonderful location

What an amazing extra use for a village hall. Lovely coffee and toasted tea cake. Excellent facility for walkers on this well published route.

Stopped off for coffee and cake. Only takeaway service and sitting outside as short of staff Cake ok. Nothing special. Drinks not great Service is as you would expect these days. A bit nonchalant

Lovely views, quick service, tasteful coffee. Changed my mind on dining as the guy is touching services, his clothes, pens and then the food.

Lovely local cafe in the village hall.

Very nice place! A good place to stop and have a coffee after the walk from Keswick.

Friendly community cafe selling good food with profits going to the local community.

Beware of being overcharged There is a soup and sandwich deal add a bowl of soup to any sandwich We ordered 1 sandwich and two bowls of soup My husband was charged Full price because he didn't ask for the deal! When he quested this he was begrudgingly refunded but not the correct amount and the sandwich came without the salad! He was not told to collect cutlery an d was in the toilet when the food arrived I asked the waitress for cutlery as I am disabled and told my husband has to get it! My soup was cold as she was not obliging. My mobility scooter was next to me so obviously not mobile! Food was nice but I would never come back.

Nice little cafe, great for a quick breakfast

Pleasant coffee shop and food with pleasant people running it. It's based in Threlkeld Village Hall which was originally built in 1901 on land donated by a local landowner, Squire Crozier, who also founded the village school.

We purposely made the trip just for the pancakes 😋

A lovely coffee shop, in the village, a short walk on afrer the end of the Keswick to Threlkeld railway walk. Good service and clean, modern toilets.

Great find, lovely staff, lovely food. Spent some time camping at Low Hollows and this cafe here was a find. By chance me and my friend located it while on a morning walk to a bus stop to take us to Penrith and we decided to take a stop by for breakfast and a sweet treat to go. For our breakfast we both got a sausage sandwich, my friend was catered for with the vegetarian version , no complaints◡̈. The Victoria sponge was perfect with our cup of tea later that day on the Ullswater steamers. Of course, on our travels back home the following day, we had to stop for lunch. We both had the pea and mint soup of the day. I had mine with a cheese scone for a smaller additional cost. It was delightful ◡̈. If you are not a local and visiting near Threlkeld, give this little shop a visit. Even more, they have a little gift shop section which is great for us visitors, shame I was in a little bit of a rush, but next time! The service is timely and one of the ladies working there recalled me from our first visit, lovely place all in all.

Lovely food, excellent, friendly service.

We stopped here for a rest while walking along the old train line from Keswick. The place was very busy with tourist and walkers. Lost of nice treats and gifts to buy in the shop. Great views all around. We didn't realise this coffee shop was here, so we will be sure to stop by the next time we are down in the Lake District. Thanks again.

Only called here for a cuppa and cake from the 10 mile walk along the old railway track. The cake was lovely and the smell of the place was great too, I told one of the staff that when we come back I'm definitely trying a bacon and Sausage bap.😊

A community based business giving employment and a venue for local events. Very good food and drinks. The service is genuine not driven by corporate requirements.

This was our last pit stop on our way home, wasn’t easy to find by car & parking is limited so possibly better to park at end of village & walk in as the lane to the side isn’t conducive to parking with ‘private property’ along a fair part of it! There were around 5 picnic type tables on the gravel then 4 tables on the elevated decking area with several more inside, we opted for tank 14 outside to sit and bask in the phenomenal views that the cafe affords you, the coffee was delicious & served quickly by a pleasant young lady. If you’re in the area, would definitely recommend you pay it a visit, there is a bit of building work going on to the rear that limits parking availability, intrigued to see what it develops into!

This place is perfect before and after a trip up Blease Fell or Blencathra, for a coffee, snack or sandwich. The coffee was really nice and they cater for vegans. I highly recommend the fruity flapjack, and my friend enjoyed the sausage and bacon butty, which we got takeaway to eat on the mountain.

Very nice coffee shop to visit at the end of the Keswick to Threlkeld Railway Trail. Homemade scones are recommended, and the view at the outside seating is amazing

Excellent coffee and cake with a stunning view from the terrace. There was some confusion.about our order, which was entirely my fault. The server was incredibly kind and cheerful about it - really, a lovely, welcoming place.

Wrong order brought out, offered order that was given to another table in error then had to wait again for coffees. Poor customer service which the norm.

A gem of a find, this community run coffee shop is fab. Friendly helpful staff, delicious scones and bakes. They also do light lunches. After a lovely but rather rainy walk along the old disused Threlkeld to Keswick railway line, this delightful place was just what we needed.

A great place to enjoy a light snack/meal during a hike, plenty of choice, and friendly efficient service, both plenty of inside and outside seating, so there is no need to worry about the weather. If you're doing the Keswick to Threlkeld walk, it's well worth the 500 metres extra at the halfway point to rest your feet and take in the views while enjoying a hot drink and a bite to eat.

We walked up from Keswick and it made a great stop, we both had the cheese scones with chilli jam and I can definitely recommend them the coffee was excellent too.

A perfect stop off after doing the Keswick to Threlkeld railway line walk. The food was prepared quickly and was lovely. Latte was excellent. Sat outside watching the rain. A great set up as part of the village hall.

Popped in after walking from keswick along the old railway line. Great soup and scones, nice atmosphere, dog friendly, near the bus stop so could avoid get soaking wet on way back to keswick.

Lovely views from outside area and food 👌

Plenty of people about but service of our coffee and cake was fast and correct. I would fully recommend the village cafe. Will call again next time we are in Threlkeld.

Not much choice for vegetarians, could do with investmening in vege sausages

We visit the North Lakes regularly and no trip is complete without a stop at the Threlkeld Coffee Shop. All the cakes are fantastic, particularly the peanut butter slice. The savoury food is great too, particularly the soups and the cheese scone with chilli jam.

Lovely little café with lots of delicious food options. Really enjoyed my soup and sandwich lunch. Never had butter bean and tarragon soup before, but it was very tasty. I will have to return to try out the amazing scones and cakes, as sadly on this occasion I was full up!

Lovely staff, Lovely food. You can sit outside and enjoy the view. A great place to stop and refuel if you are out for a walk.

Very friendly and prompt service and the coffee was great

An oasis after the walk from Keswick a lot of work going on around it so no car park at time of visit.

Very nice especially after a good walk

A lovely little place. We were tired after walking from Keswick along the old railway path and badly in need of a sit-down and a cuppa. I was concerned as it was nearing closing time, but we were greeted by a friendly young man who made us feel very welcome. We'll definitely be back next year, for another rest and cuppa (and to see what changes have happened due to the building work - hopefully it'll still be the little treasure that it is now.)

Oh dear.....rickety steps into the cafe and a really bad smell of ?drains where they are restructuring the car park Tea was brought to us in mugs no problem with that but tea bags left in but no spoons! I pointed this out to the young girl server and she said the spoons are upstairs.So back up the rickety stairs. Brusque manner and she seemed to have an attitude not conducive to the hospitality trade.The lady that served me I'm guessing the Manager was pleasant and helpful maybe some training wouldn't go amiss.On a positive note the flapjack was delicious

Unfortunately, there was a lot of construction work taking place around the coffee shop, but it was still a lovely little rest place at the end of a lovely walk.

Coffee stop on our C2C bike ride. Staff friendly and food very good. Nice chatting to some of the locals.

Excellent sandwich and tea - good value for money.

What a find. Popped in for a coffee after walking the old train line from Keswick; great walk by the way. Ended up having coffee and the soup and sandwich offer. Food excellent and absolutely amazing coffee. The staff never stop but they all seem so happy to be doing what they’re doing. Not enough adjectives in my limited vocabulary to describe how good this place is.

Lovely cafe good food and very friendly helpful staff

Came for lunch today and we were not disappointed. Was worried it might be busy as popular with walkers in the area but we managed to find a table inside and ordered our lunch. We ordered, two filled rolls and two hot drinks. Our food arrived first, then our drinks, a bit unusual but not worth worrying about, the rolls were fresh and very full and accompanied by a lovely side salad. We would definitely come back again, as I would like to try the open sandwich which I saw being delivered to another table (isn’t food envy terrible!). We are more than happy to support local businesses, rather than the big chains, especially as this supports the village hall.

Clean and in a beautiful place food excellent service good.

Well, could not have been make to feel less welcome. If you arrive at a premises that shuts 40mins later, you know that a full blown meal is off the cards. We ordered coffee’s and cake, and then witnessed the most obvious displeasure from the staff. Slamming the chairs on the tables around us, sweeping under our feet (30min until closing) the slamming the chairs back on the floor, removing crockery from the table before we had finished, piling the staff coats on an adjacent table to let us know it was home time. I’ve worked in the service industry, I am aware that people want to go home, but you have to expect 15min over door shutting to the public. The attitude has led me to decide not to return, although the wares are good, the experience is key, very poor. Sad, it’s a usual for us, time to broaden our experiences of other places.

Finished our walk to find this lovely little coffee shop. Sadly they had a burst pipe but the cakes were lovely, the gingerbread cake was to die for so totally recommend that! Dog friendly too and the bus stop is basically right outside if looking to get transport somewhere. Will definitely come back when walking again in the area :)

Whenever we are in the area we call here after a walk for coffee and cake or a sandwich, never disappoints. Staff are lovely and the views from the cafe breathtaking.

Second visit here and after a longish walk from the old Keswick railway station, we were more than ready for some coffee and cake. Plenty of choice and I seem to remember I had the Bakewell, I know I enjoyed it anyway. Community shop so good place to get your Keswick gifts.

Walked along the old railway from Keswick and it was busier than we expected. We got a table soon and ordered at the counter. Tea was really good, local supplier from Kendal which I'm really passionate about, and scones were brilliant. Lovely table service too. Dog friendly too and looks like it's being extended

A highlight of our family holidays in Keswick is a cycle or walk along old railway track. The bonus is breakfast or lunch at the village community café. Exceptional food and drinks in modern surroundings looking over the landscape. Home made cakes, soups and bakery.

Very nice clean place Served by the jolliest bunch of people you could wish to meet, I don’t think ! . All in all well worth a visit after a good walk. A little over priced I might add.

Such a wonderful spot for a rest after walking or cycling the Keswick to Threlkeld railway path. The food is beautifully fresh and tasty, the staff are friendly and welcoming and the atmosphere had a great buzz about the place. It's a must. 👍🥳

Hello, Big Thank You :) The cake was amazing, coffe very taste and service quick with smile. Busy place, Quality food, cakes, coffe, Quality Service from friendly staff

After walking the Keswick to Threlkeld old railway track we wanted to pay a visit to the coffee shop in Threlkeld. The actual coffee shop attached to the parish church look really nice. I ordered a cappuccino and an Italian hot chocolate (£7.10) Firstly the Italian hot chocolate had hardly no taste due to lack of hot chocolate and my husband actually said it tastes like it’s been made with water and 1 spoonful of hot chocolate powder. My cappuccino was not much better. So much so we would never go in again. Really very poor to use words like “Italian” hot chocolate when in fact it was like water. Just a rip off! So avoid and take your own hot drink in a flask.

Lovely home made cakes and great coffee

Excellent centre, great cakes. We had the teacake and caramel delight (a caramel / fruit / nut covered flapjack. Yum! The car park at the back of the centre is currently closed, but other parking is available.

Nice cafe, prices were a little steep

A great little coffee shop, which also sells local food and crafts. The staff are friendly, attentive and knowledgable. I had a black americano to take away and it was delicious - hot, flavoursome and served in a recyclable/degradable cup.

Lovely place, very friendly & singing staff, lovely hot drinks.

The Perfect place for a coffee and cake/scone b4 the walk back into Keswick along the Old Railwsy Route. Staff and Menu are Amazing ! Thankyou 👍

A welcome cafe at the end of the Keswick to Threlkeld railway Walk. Lovely position with views across the fells, sitting in sunshine coming through large floor to ceiling windows. Had beetroot falafel and cups of tea, very tasty. Friendly efficient service, definitely one to revisit.

What a wonderful place for a halfway stop on a winters walk. Gorgeous food and drink served by warm friendly people who clearly passionately care about what they do. Made the day really memorable. Thank you.

A great little coffee shop, great service with great cakes. Very busy when we were there on a Sunday in early Jan. The car park was closed but worth spending time finding a place to park. Would recommend if you are nearby needing refreshments.

Very busy place, but food and drinks good

Lovely community coffee shop. Great stop for a simple lunch.

The middle of winter. I come to Threlkeld every 2 weeks for work. Sometimes I go into the cafe. Today I feel the need to share my thoughts - look at the photos to see what you get for £9.05! I asked for an Americano with a very small dash of milk but got effectively a macchiato. It tastes awful because there's hardly any coffee in the milk! As for this bread bun, well... It's cheap and nasty bread. The ham is ok, the drizzle of mustard came from a catering pack squeezie bottle, like you have on your street hot dog. It wasn't cheap though - look at that picture, it was £5.95! Did anybody wash their hands? no! Take note caters, wiping your fingertips on blue roll is not going to kill germs. If you decide to use the Threlkeld cafe, you will have a roof over your head if it is raining but also, you will be sharing the venue with other foolish people who have more money than sense, and probably dogs in the summer when it is busy. More than anything, you will leave the venue knowing that the people working there are laughing at you.

Great location and spacious. Bought two filter coffees and one piece of traybake between us. Although both delicious, just short of £10 is far too expensive. Filter coffee and traybakes are so economical to provide. Unfortunately typical of LD is general. A great cafe, produce and location unfortunately let down by the prices.

Community Cafe which is inclusive and a welcome sight at the end of the Threkeld walk. Situated in the village hall it is a little way from the walk end. Keep going through the village and you will find it. Very busy when we called but looks like an extension is underway which should be completed before the summer. Great coffee and a tasty looking menu although we didn't eat on this visit. Lots of information on local walks this is a working village hall so a great community vibe.

Awful awful service, a couple of the staff were so rude, snappy, no manners, no smile, not welcoming at all… food and drinks were nice, but the staff really need training in customer service, really off putting and wouldn’t recommend going.

A lovely coffee shop with extremely friendly and helpful staff. I’d like to thank the staff for looking after my wife’s bag which she mistakenly left in the cafe. I’d also like to thank the gentleman who drove the local streets looking for us after it was discovered. Thank you Sir! I highly recommend a visit here.

Great food for walkers. Well located too!

A lovely Coffee shop with scrumptious brownie and delicious bacon and sausage sandwiches. Perfect place for a break after a long walk from Keswick.

Lovely Coffee shop with a great community ethos...

Community run coffee shop with a good selection of hot drinks and food.

Absolutely superb - cakes, coffee, atmosphere, the lot.

Well worth a stop! Cheese scone with chilli jam, coffee walnut cake, caramel delight, mochas and a hot choc - all were excellent and definitely recommended.

I just stoped for a soup after a fellwalk, the service was amazing, the soup tasty, and couldn't resist not to order the special Christmas wrap with turkey stuffing, pig in blankets, red cabbage and cranberry sauce, simply delicious. And not to mention the locally roasted coffee that they serve.

Always good to get here after a long walk. The food is excellent and the staff are friendly. We always visit when we are in the Lakes!!

Great coffee, amazing cakes! Spotlessly clean(despite being used by grubby walkers like us!) The staff seem very friendly. Alll in all, a great place to take a break.

Absolutely lovely cafe, great food, breakfast and views. And thank you to the member of the staff who chased after us to tell us we left a backpack behind

Wonderful place to stop for some refreshments at the end of the Keswick to Threlkeld railway walk, before turning around and heading back. Fantastic coffee from Farrars and great cakes. Cheese scone and chilli jam also amazing.

Loved our visit, friendly local staff, happy to see us, great cakes, good coffee and amazing hot chocolate. Wish this was closer to us at home.

Absolutely lovely food. Great service. Would highly recommend.

Great cafe with delicious food & great service

Great little cafe with good facilities and good service, the price was more expensive than I would normally be prepared to pay.

Popped in while walking in the area. Superb cafe and food. Well worth a visit.

Not for biker's!!! Just started to rain when approached the entrance. Not friendly for anyone on bike who would like to stay dry for a moment. Left the bike under the roof on the balcony, within a second, I have been told off by "Manager not owner " I can't not be there without any good reason. The balcony could fit 5 empty tables for four but not me & my dry bike. Sorry but that was the last thing I was expecting after half a day on the bike ... Getting to the point the "Manager needs a bike " maybe will be more happy in general, maybe will be more happy to understand guests/ customers are always right.

I had a very disappointing experience here unfortunately. I came with a party of 6 and everyone I was with purchased a drink and a cake. I bought a drink as well as food and drink for my son. Unfortunately, the coffee shop did not cater to my dietary requirements. This is fine, I always come prepared so I got our some of my own food. I was told I could not eat this in there. I didn’t understand what the problem was, the coffee shop was empty when we arrived and only one other couple arrived whilst we were there. There was plenty of space so I wasn’t taking up a table that was needed for anyone else. It made me feel very upset and unwelcome. I won’t be coming back.

The pancakes and streaky bacon are to die for! I asked for 'cooked hard' and the bacon was perfect!

Arrived at 3.50pm, 10 minutes before closing. Cafe very quiet. Briskly told the machine was off and all we could have was tea. We had to sit outside in the cold on the terrace. I realise it wasn't ideal, but would it have hurt to let us have a hot drink inside?

Fabulous place to eat and chill out after a walk. Even better that it's a community enterprise. Definitely recommend a visit if exploring the Western Lakes. Very dog friendly

Stayed in Keswick and walked the old railway line to Threlkeld, stopped at the coffee shop and had a lovely bacon butty and the best decaffeinated coffee I’ve had, in fact it was so good we called again before leaving for home, the staff were very welcoming of us and our dog, definitely a must to visit if your around the Lakes

What a hidden gem, everyrhing home made, fantastic tasty soups, amazing scones. Dog friendly, very feiendly cheerful staff..... well worth a visit

What a cracking little find, everyrhing homemade, Amazing scones, Really friendly and dig friendly

This is a lovely community café situated in a pretty village. We visited whilst walking the Keswick tonThrelkeld railway line. The staff are welcoming, helpful and efficient, the food and drinks on offer are of the highest quality and the atmosphere is very jolly. Great place to visit - thank you ladies!

Always a pleasure to go here after a ride along the cycleway from Keswick.