Victoria Farm Garden Centre Cafe in Scarborough

Had been away for the weekend,having been to wether spoons for breakfast yesterday and being bitterly disappointed we thought we'd try abbey view as we had been yesterday for lunch and enjoyed our potato and leek soup. The breakfast was amazing everything was fabulous including the service. Thanks.

We have visited a couple of times recently, for a full English, and a bacon sandwich. Not the cheapest, however portions are huge, and quality ingredients including local butchers meat is clearly used so overall value is good for what you get. Both coffee and teas are fantastic, and staff are efficient and helpful. Would definitely recommend and will be visiting again!

We called in for lunch and both decided on the 'all day breakfast' and wished we hadn't. It looked alright when it arrived, but the quality was poor. The tomato was tinned (ok, some might like them), fat oozed out of the fried bread and hash brown as you cut it, the bacon was fatty and not very well cooked, the mushrooms were tasteless and the sausages weren't very good quality at all. The slice of toast I had was that hard I couldn't bite into it! All in all very disappointing!! I left about 2/3 of mine.

We call at this cafe regularly en route from Sunderland to Scarborough and love it. Excellent coffee and the best (and biggest!) cheese scones I've ever eaten. Lovely food.

I go every week with friends for a bite to eat. I have the same menu each time but I pay different prices every time for 2 poach eggs with bread and a mug of peppermint tea which prices range from £5.80 to £7.75. Be careful and check your bill.

lovely relaxed atmosphere with fantastic food staff exceptional and so polite and helpfull wonderful people views of the countryside and Whitby Abbey in the background would highly recommend

Just found this cafe as travelling into Whitby from Sleights . Pleasantly surprised,big airy café, great staff,very welcoming,food top notch & so surprised to find out there is a branch of this cafe called Selby Garden Centre at Osgoby nr Selby,we live about 6 miles away,so will be visiting soon

I had a Sunday roast it's the worst I've ever had, cold frozen veg, dried up chicken breast, and lumpy gravy, the whole dinner was cold, inedible. My friend had cheeseburger and chips, chips were mostly black and cold. It's a disgrace sending food out like this to the paying public, it's not cheap either. I hope the management take a look at the reviews and make some big changes, no pride in anything. Such a shame for such a prime location and a lovely garden centre, the cafe really does let this place down massively.

The Sunday dinnner was disgusting frozen veg soggy over cooked Yorkshire pudding taste of egg and burnt roasties frozen over cooked chicken for the price we paid for a Sunday lunch never again there is better places out there with fresh veg nice fresh meat disgusting running in gravy that was like water

Came in last Sunday with my friend, it was a lovely little garden centre with friendly staff and beautiful view. I had beef and my friend had gammon. I have to say the beef was cooked beautifully and my friend vacuumed up the gammon so assuming it was just as good as the beef 😂 I have to add that the mash and potatoes were delicious and will definitely be back! Also a very good value for your money!!

Inconveniently, the specials board is located after the till, so you can see ‘what you could have ordered’ once you’ve ordered. The worst Sunday lunch ever. Everything soggy. Soggy roast potatoes, soggy nut roast, soggy broccoli, soggy carrots, soggy Yorkshire pudding. My husband had soggy chips and burger in a soggy bun… you get the idea. Would recommend if you’re very old and have no teeth.

We live locally so have been a few times its usually a bit hit and miss most often miss.Today my husband ordered the regular haddock and chips and I ordered the ploughmans lunch fish was tiny hardly any chips ploughmans lunch was a plate full of salad a tiny pork pie and a bowl of cheese with three pickled onion on the side I asked the waitress if there shouldnt be a slice of ham with the ploughmans lunch she said she had prepared it and no there shouldnt . She was rude not one of the staff in there have got a people skill between them . Loads of nice places in Whitby dont waste your time or money here we wont be going back

Ordered ham and mustard roll x2 on menu stated with coleslaw but no coleslaw when rolls arrived. Told staff got no apology just said they ran out. Bread roll extremely dry . Found various bits of odd food mixed in with green salad . Odd bits of egg, odd bits of cheese small piece of carrot should not have been in there. Felt as though given someones left over salad. Sadly wont be returning to this resturant. Photos supplied.

this is the first place we always call in on our annual trip to Whitby and up until now we have loved it, unfortunately they seem to have changed suppliers as the food was disappointing. They always had Bothams scones and bakewell slice and a Fords sausage roll but these are no longer available. I showed willing and ordered the Stonehouse bakery scone and it was dry and I struggled to eat it. My husband had the lemon drizzle cake and said the same thing. They no longer sell Fords products and did not fancy the look of the Radfords savoury products. We will still continue to call here on the way to our holiday cottage but we will be avoiding the bakery products unless the suppliers change.

We came for Sunday lunch, but decided on a chicken burger that my husband said was lovely and duck hoisin wrap which I thoroughly enjoyed. The chips were disappointing, soggy and not up to their usual standard. I love the coleslaw, homemade and not swimming in mayonnaise. For some reason the service at the till was very slow today, maybe a second person making drinks might have helped. Overall we enjoyed our meal and will return.

Cake and scones gorgeous as always ,coffee and tea 👍 cheap and great service , always service with a smile nothing Any trouble for them , right inside a garden centre too inside and outside seating , outside views of all there gorgeous plant and flowers ready to be bought and planted

Went in today and got a piece of chocolate cake and a fruit scone, The Scone was rock hard and the chocolate cake was dry, very disappointed, staff didn’t seem to care. Hot chocolate, latte, chocolate cake and scone cost £10.35 total waste of money. Had to leave the cake and scone half eaten, distrusting

We popped in just for a pot and tea and a quick bite I had the quiche must say it was enormous and one of the best I've had, my husband had the ploughman's large piece of pork pie and taste was good served with a nice salad . When we ordered we thought we would have a jam and cream scones as well I had to bring mine home as the meal was very generous.. certainly will go again very friendly Paul made us most welcome..

Best scrambled eggs ever had. Perfect setting and easy access. Lovely view of Whitby and great staff ❤️❤️

Previous visits were very good, however latest visit was very disappointing. The ‘view’ of the Abbey and Harbour are no longer a feature as the hedge alongside the cafe is now so overgrown that no views are possible, the only view now consists of stack upon stack of bags of compost! Not a pretty view. The window sills were covered in dead flies.. Additionally the food was way below usual quality, salad was very poor and Scampi and chips also bad tasteless scampi and mediocre chips. Really sad as I used to make a special journey to Whitby just to go here.

Have visited this cafe/restaurant many times in the past before lockdown and was always very pleased with visit, made a point of going their Wednesday 21st July 2021 to be not only thoroughly disappointed with all the dead flies al over the floor, food in the crevices of the chairs and all sorts of food and packets on the floor. The food was very poor quality now, chips had been reheated, salad was very stale and not at all pleasant, all in all disgusted especially in this environment that we now live in. Would need a lot of persuading to return

We came here for lunch after visiting Whitby beach. We ordered two lunches, a crispy chilli beef wrap which came with chips and coleslaw & a ham and English mustard toastie served with chips- both were absolutely amazing. The food came out within 10 mins....

Called in for coffees before going to The Stables for lunch. Reasonably priced and menu fairly comprehensive. Looked around the shop and not really impressed. Same overpriced stuff you can buy anywhere. Toilets not very pleasant and avoided.

Disappointed on a recent visit to cafe. With Covid in the background, poor hygiene standards. At least one member of staff not wearing a mask, food very poor quality and grossly overpriced. Avoid!

Arrived around 3pm for a much needed travel break and something to eat and drink and hoped for a warm welcome... No problems on ordering however a team member decided to have a cigarette break and left the fire door open and attached rope to...

Pleasant staff but arrive early to avoid poor plate portions. Chicken and mushroom pie was large and gorgeous but veg had not been prepared to serve each portion. A few hiccups but maybe better next time

Due to the screen's. There is no where to place plants etc on the counter. So if your hands are full and you have to pay. Your only option is to bend down put the plants etc on the floor and then pay. As l...

Tables cleaned promptly after each guest, Clean Individual menu on each table,one person per table allowed at counter to order. Food served quickly ,both of us enjoyed our meals without being amazed. All in all we were pleased with our visit.

Visited this afternoon all tables covered in uncleared cutlery plates coffees teas food no cleaning between customers complained and was told it was due to the fact they just had a busy run explain they should have stopped people going in until the tables were...

Visited this garden centre cafe for the very first time today and it will be our last. My husband ordered a gammon ham sandwich with whole grain mustard. The bread was dry as a bone with very little ham and no mustard at all. How...

watery chicken and leek soup with no chicken (maybe a stock cube) and tiny green bits floating in it. Could almost see the bottom of the bowl. Won't be going back.

We have visited here in the past, so decided to call here on our way home from Whitby. I understand that with the new measures places are struggling to adapt, but we found the cafe so unappealing that we didn't even stay to eat. There...

I appreciate we have to queue etc nowadays, but only having one staff member on the till didn't help the 15 minute wait to order, then a further 35 minutes till our breakfasts came, we'd drunk our tea & coffee by then. My breakfast was...

I called in for breakfast, as I was working in the area. I wish I hadnt bothered. Scrambled eggs were rubbery, obviously microwaved. The bacon was undercooked, and came as congealed lumps stuck together. I couldnt separate the rashers. Very salty too. The mushrooms were...

We visit the garden centre quite often when we are in Whitby, they have alot of very nice gifts, I managed to find a few Christmas presents, on this occasion we just had a pot of tea in the cafe, staff are always very pleasant.

Great breakfast, well cooked, all good produce and served with fried bread...what a treat! Nice place with lovely views good service. Would definitely recommend

A lovely garden centre with a really nice cafe, serving good food.Can get quite busy in the cafe. Lots to look at for the garden and home. Well worth a visit.

We are on holiday down the road and have been in twice to the Garden Centre. Was hoping with it being a Farm Garden Centre the there would be free range eggs, meat etc but unfortunately not. We visit a lot of independent garden centres and this one needs someone with a bit of oomph to get it improved. The layout of produce needs improving and better quality gifts would be good. The cleanliness needs improving, attention to detail. We had a dog with us so we were restricted to the outside terrace which is a good idea, however, it needs constant cleaning from all the bird poo and the tables and chairs need regular cleaning too. We visited a garden centre near Southport which had a similar terrace and it was a pleasure to visit and eat and drink, no so here, I am afraid. We had coffee and cake, the coffee was hot and that’s all I can say about it, the cakes were lovely. I don’t know what the inside of the cafe was like or how good the food was but if a centre attracts people with really good food and gifts and is spotlessly clean and well laid out, the business will do well and not feel a bit jaded, sorry, but I am a passionate gardener and garden centre visitor. We are getting to the end of the season but I happily bought a stone toadstool, which was different to what I have seen at £20 and look forward to taking it home. I believe in rating places as I find them and I hope you find some of my comments helpful. Your pet section was really good and we spent another £20

Fresh fish and chips in the cafe.Small portion size ordered more than enough for my mum and myself Lunchtime visit. Warm clear day lovely views over fields and Whitby Abbey.

We visited as a family of 4 for lunch. The food was very goid and main meals reasonably priced. Kids meals are a little on the expensive side, maybe include a drink or ice cream in the price. Food is tasty and there is a good variety with local produce used. We would visit again.

Ordered three items on Sunday lunchtime, they were not busy, waited over half an hour , when the order arrived one of the sandwiches was not what I had ordered. Had to go without, as I couldn’t wait another half hour.

we call in here every year, in fact it is the first place we go on our annual trip from Cardiff to Whitby. The quality of the food and drinks is always excellent and they always offer a large range of local products including Bothams and Fords.

Although this isn’t a particularly large garden centre there is a decent selection of plants and gardening equipment and accessories. As is now an essential part of such businesses, they also have a decent gift shop area which I initially thought was a tad on the small side, but which incorporates a couple of extra wee rooms to browse in. The on-site cafe is large and bright and also has extra outdoor seating. It serves the expected range of hot and cold food as well as snacks, cakes etc.All in all, although I wouldn’t deliberately travel far to come here, it is certainly worth a visit if you are in the area.

Called at the Cafe/Restaurant on the way home after a week in Whitby. Wish we had found this place earlier. The cooked breakfast was truly excellent and probably the best we have had for a very long time. Very tasty and reasonably priced. The coffee was decent too! Will visit again the next time we are in Whitby.

We were here this morning 29th July 2019 . We both had the cooked breakfast which was devine. Everything on the plates looked and tasted wonderful. Only thing that stopped me eating all of mine was that since being on an eating plan i now find i can't finish a plate of food like i used to. I have to give full marks to the chef and the staff for the excellent service and amazing breakfast. A lovely pot of tea too . Its the second time we have been here and it won't be the last .

I went here with my family on recommendation and it was OK. reasonable service by staff who looked unkempt. People were rushing in and out of what I think was the kitchen and no one seemed to be 'clean'. No hair nets, dirty footwear etc.

Stopped for some lunch and was tempted by the all day breakfast which includes a hot drink. Food was excellent, filling and great value. Superb view of the Abbey from the restaurant.

This is such a lovely place, its nice to got for a meal, or just a coffee & cake, they have a lovely garden centre & a large shed with antiques amongst other things to purchase for your home or garden. Christmas is a lovely time to visit as they do the place up with Christmas decorations, along with their own beautiful Reindeers, they even have a white Reindeer. All in all such a lovely place & the views from the cafe are lovely as you can see the Abbey in the distance.

We were staying in Whitby and the guestbook where we were staying recommended this place and I am so glad they did.

Three of us decided to have the small portion and one decided to have the large portion. It was immense, The lunch was appetizing and served quickly but the wait to order was rather long as there was only one member of staff taking your order, giving you the drinks and then taking your money. After lunch we looked round the showrooms and was impressed by the many different items they had on view, It is well worth a visit.

I never knew about this place and happened across it on a trip out to Whitby.

This was our first visit here and the food is excellent. The service was slow, but this was due to a particularly small serving area. The staff were trying really hard. The signs were cover in unsightly unwanted apostrophes and even the menu basket had a sign saying, "Menu's". Oh dear.

Had a lovely toastie and cup of tea and crisps and lovely homemade piece of lemon drizzle cake which was lovely all of it £9.40 very good value for money. Will definitely recommend and go back again soon.

Never disappointed with the food or drinks, from fantastic lunches to amazing yummy cakes and scones all homemade. An absolute delight having a look around the garden centre especially their winter wonderland of Christmas delights - beautiful setting, views and lovely, clean , smart décor inside. Well worth a visit.

On way to Scarborough stopped of at this little gem of a cafe,

we always call in here when we arrive in Whitby after a 4 and a half hour journey from wales. the food is always fresh plenty of it good selection and great prices

We make a point of going no where else for our breakfast on a trip to Whitby. All localally produced food and so tasty. Service is great. We have also had Sunday lunch....once again fantastic. You would me mad not to go here. You will not be disappointed.

This is always the first place we call in on our way to Whitby. They serve great coffee and always have a good selection of cakes and scones as well as savoury snacks. I can highly recommend the cheese scones and my husband loves the Fords sausage rolls. The meals there always look excellent although we have not sampled them ourselves. The view is great and the toilet facilities are always super clean

We can't fault this place! 4 huge plates of food (the prawn salad was really excellent); 2 cappuccinos and 2 Shmoo milkshakes for £28. The coffee is good, the service quick and friendly and the views of Whitby along the lengthy glasspaned wall are amazing. They even have birds feeding at a window feeder. We will definitely be back!

I have visited Victoria Farm Garden Centre on a number of occasions. I visited this weekend for breakfast prior to attending the Steam Rally. The cafe has had a makeover and was inviting although I think this has put the prices up as it was more expensive than my previous visits. The views from the cafe really are amazing – you can see down to the sea and the Abbey. I had the full English breakfast which was pretty basic. The quality of the sausages were poor. It was however hot and plentiful and I would call in again when next in the area. The staff are always friendly. There are toilets available in the garden centre which were very clean.

Me, the missus and kids and a great lunch here today. Fed up with traffic we pulled in on the off chance and really enjoyed the home cooked food, friendly service and all great value. Will make this a regular stop!

We have been here before and have thoroughly enjoyed a Sunday lunch, however all was to change today 1 st July.

Have been here ever since it opened. What ever time of year or time of day. Breakfast, morning coffee and scone. Lunch time. Always been excellently satisfied with food,service and cleanliness. Shop and p!ant area well worth looking at.

Amazing shop, loved my bench the plants are so healthy and varied We had a wonderful breakfast Would recommend a visit

I often pass this place I notice a sign outside saying Workers Breakfast £2.80, felling hungry, I thought I would give it a try, I worked in wearing my work clothes, and I ordered a breakfast, the girl said that will be £7.50, I almost fell through the floor! I told the girl I wanted the Worker Breakfast, she changed the order for me, I waited a good 10 minutes, the she handed me a very small bun dry unbuttered with one slice of bacon cut in half inside, talk about rubbish value for money, if I wanted just a bacon butty I could get one at any roadside burger van for half the price and double the size, nothing like a breakfast as advertised, the girl never smiled no please or thank you, never again, My advice to any work calling in for a workers breakfast DONT you will get a shock!! as for the £7.50 breakfast she tried to sell me, there is no way any one in there right mind would pay that sort of price for a breakfast! you can get a three course pub lunch for that price, workers beware!

Called in early one Sunday morning for breakfast, a good pot of tea with plenty of extra hot water.Full English & a bacon sandwich were excellent.Staff were very pleasant &friendly;.

I stopped off for coffee and a scone - scone a bit underwhelming - so I'll try something else if a call again. Nice bright cafe area, clean toilets, easy parking.

Nice friendly cafe. Staff polite good food. One downside was the tea was made with the tea bag in my mug and the young girl put milk in begore the water. There for I ended up with a milky watery cuppa and not tea. Made it clear that it was a pet hate of mine and the young girl said sorry.didnt replace.

Visited the Garden Centre for lunch today - staff behind the counter did not seem very organised.... After waiting nearly 30mins for our food..... The cheese & ham sandwich I ordered came as toasted. The panini with chips came with no chips Service was really...

I popped in here to grab breakfast for myself and the guys I was working with and I was not disappointed. The food was good and well priced and the staff were friendly and polite, I would happily come here again.

Stopped here for breakfast, staff were lovely but the food was a let down. The bacon was overcooked and salty, the toast come out cold so you couldn't spread the butter properly on it. The entire plate was swimming in cooking fat, not to mention...

Today we stopped at Victoria farm garden centre to have a smooch around very interesting shopping then sat outside at the cafe under cover which was great and a view of Whitby Abbey nice sunny day. We ordered a pot of Yorkshire tea for two...

I have used this place a lot in the past I stopped using it 5 years ago because I sent my breakfast back for being cold before the waiting staff took it away they put there finger in the beans before taking it away and it came back hot but still with the finger Mark in. So thought I would give it ago again after 5 years it should have got better and it's got worse the price of a breakfast is beyond a joke since the park and ride went there the price have gone up and the size have gone down. The place used to be packed with old people now it's just a few holiday guests. Worse breakfast I have ever had in my life.

Fish and chip meal was average, with chunks of fish rather than a 'fish', so lots of batter, frozen chips...

we travelled from wales to whitby and got there about 11.30am and rather than battle into the town centre for lunch we would eat here it has everything you need plenty of choice all local produce and good prices

This is a lovely little café with excellent views. They stock foods from both Bothams and Fords and this is the first place we stop for coffee and cake when we arrive in Whitby each year.

Visitamos hoy y tenía bebidas y pan tostado magdalenas. A un precio muy razonable y sabroso. El personal era muy servicial. Aseos limpios también!

My wife and I visited the garden centre and had a couple of visits to the cafe.The food and drinks are very good and very reasonably priced.The cafe was very popular with people enjoying meals and snacks.

Excellent stop off for a sunday lunch - piled high plates, piping hot and quick friendly service. At £6.95 for a plate of meat, roast potato, mash, 3 types of veg, a yorkshire pudding and gravy is fantastic value for money!Highly recommended!

We visited on 5th June whilst on holiday and had a superb meal in the cafe and a great shopping experience afterwards.The food was good value and served by polite and friendly staff in a clean and tidy cafe style conservatory looking out towards the coast.After our food we had a lovely time browsing the different areas with items for sale and really enjoyed the variety of quirky items for sale. The gentleman who served us at the checkout was extremely helpful and packed all our items up very carefully with bubble wrap into a cardboard box for us while we continued to browse.Excellent in every respect, thank you !

To say this party was on a Friday the staff performed absolutely brilliantly. They were all attentive and as diligent as ever. There were 23 of us and all meals ordered came out promptly and cooked as requested. No faults at all.Matt must have been out fishing all night because the cod he caught was huge! Well done to the management, Matt, Zana, Karen, Laura and Christine for their support on this special day.Mum was celebrating her 90th and it went down a treat.

This little garden centre had the best cafe. No pretences, good food and lovely views. Breakfast menu was good and food really tasty. Good value.

We have been here many times and always been happy with the service ,but this time despite there being a long queue there was only one girl serving behind the counter, and the meal took along time to reach the table . When it did arrive the meal was excellent ,The plants were very nice and good value all are well watered good selection plenty to choose from well worth a visit always come home with some plants

Had visited the garden centre once before and had a lovely coffee and cake, so decided to go again today. Had a look around the lovely things in the shop, then went into the cafe and ordered a cheese scone, sat down to eat and noticed something on the scone which looked like mould, so I looked closer and thought it was probably just some pepper or something, as it was warm as if fresh, but picked it out just incase. Tasted lovely, but didn't quite fill the hole so I decided to have some cake, but when I sat down I straight away noticed a little green spot on the icing, which looking at it was definitely mould, so I had a closer look and sure enough the cake was actually furry with mould! So I took it back to the (chef?) And he offered to swap it for another slice! No thank you, one slice of furry cake is enough for me! But it makes me wonder what on earth is going on in the kitchen where nobody can see if they've got mouldy cake on the counter, and also the cafe floor needs a good clean, there's bits of food and tissues all over the place, I don't think it's ever seen a sweeping brush or a mop!

We have just been for lunch and we found it a refreshing change that we were offered two options for size of meal, when ordering from the specials board. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The food was well presented and really tasty. We will certainly return!

This is a lovely place to visit. Very spacious, lots on menu. Day we went had been extremely busy so for full range of food go early if your fussy. Good facilities for kids. Nice telescope feature which is free. Giving you great view of Abbey. Nice clean toilets and big range of reasonably priced gifts.

Lovely garden centre, we had our two dogs and sat on the covered outdoor seating where they are aloud, good value, get what you pay for, lady we ordered with was friendly, food arrived one order was wrong. Chips with some bacon but loaded with cheese, which my younger sister is allergic too, so took away and rude man came back with it slammed on table still wrong, we didn't get a chance to say anything before he had slammed it down and rudely shouts if that's wrong you just have to suck up and eat it and walked off, so we swapped around between us what we were having, also found a piece of bacon in a pescaterian's sandwich salad garnish nobody comes to table to ask how food was so didn't get to say anything lovely view though. Also went to buy some dog treats checked back as one of our dogs have allergies and we're 6 months out of date. Asked if any fresh and they said there's loose ones but didn't bother as how can you tell if they are in date.

Stopped here as it was on our way home from Whitby.The food was well below standard for what could be expected of a transport cafe, let alone a Garden Centre. Awful.Will eat in Whitby next time

love this little café - always good food and amazing views. offers local produce at reasonable prices

This café has very large windows looking out across the fields to Whitby Abbey and the sea beyond. Gorgeous. The food and drinks are fine, nothing special, and be prepared for a wait at the counter, there only ever seems to be one person to take your order, make the drinks and take your money. However, once you've paid the wait for the food to arrive is not long at all. The tables were cleared and cleaned very quickly once vacated by the customer and the café is nice and clean. As are the toilets.

love to call in here when at whitby lots of lovely plants and also a good selection of bird seeds and dog biscuits .always come away with some plants also the cafe offers some lovely meals We always have a prawn sandwich which comes with a small side salad ,also the pot of yorkshire tea is very tasty.the home made cakes look very nice

Haven't Been for a while so called for Sunday lunchPortions were always large and I often didn't finish so opted for smaller size today. What a disappointment, hardly any veg other than what looked like tasteless leek. Rosaries were awful and don't know what had happened to the yorkshire pud. Partner had the pork, he left a lot of his meal.Overall disappointing, slow to be served but girl serving seemed ok.Will be a while before we return

Lots of free parking. Easy to find on the outskirts of Whitby. Large restaurant inside with outside eating area as well. Great as the outside area allows pets. Garden products and bric a brac for sale.

We called in for lunch since it's only a short distance from the Whitby car boot. The sunday roast was popular, but we opted for sandwiches - egg mayo, corned beef. OK, but Wifey was annoyed because the corned beef didn't fill her sandwich, and I only got half a glass of milkshake with a lot of froth on top.Nice views over the fields towards the abbey.

After schlepping around the car boot for what seemed like hours I was relieved to find that breakfast was still on offer at this cavernous café. the staff were very young but were quite serious - not a long wait for the cooked full English and it was quite tasty. the best part was the amazing view over the fields - all in all quite adequate

We stopped for Lunch we had Fish and Chips & Peas the fish was very well cooked and it was very tasty it is nice to sit in the café and watch the birds toilets are clean and the staff are very helpful.

You will find this delightful cafe within the garden centre just before you get into Whitby the food area is large and has possibly the best views over the Abbey and the sea there's a telescope for people wanting a close up view. There's a really nice choice of meals and the drinks and cakes are delicious try a scone they are melt in the mouth possibly the best I have ever tasted.

Visited this garden centre today on way to Whitby. The plants on sale looked very healthy and there was a good selection to choose from. The garden centre also sell lots of signs and knick knacks to and are displayed to great effect in the Old Barn.We decided to have a light lunch here and had a bacon bun each and tea, later we decided to have a fruit scone and tea. Both snacks were very good. Our snacks were served quite quickly.The cafe was quite busy but food orders appeared to be served promptly.Would visit again.

Generally this place is OK if you like transport cafes. The staff are sometimes rude and often the floors are littered with stale food from sloppy customers' plates. The staff don't seem to have any brooms to sweep up when a customer leaves. Sometimes you have to wipe your own table but again, as a traveler I am used to mess. The tea is good, coffee not so good and the food is served up with very little enthusiasm.

Large cafe with fabulous views of Whitby Abbey and the surrounding countryside. Small menu but adequate. The cakes were delicious!