Wensleydale Creamery in Richmondshire

Ate in the restaurant food was fantastic hot and tasty. The staff were friendly and polite was impressed lady who took our order could understand me as I have a speech problem. Definitely worth the money and staff in the shop were friendly and lovely too . We felt very well looked after will come again

Great to visit and see the hands on approach to cheese making still being utilised. Saw a demonstration as to how the cheese was made in the past and how it has been made until recently when more machinery was added to the moulding section. Tasting the different ranges of Yorkshire Wensleydale was amazing and the range to buy in the gift shop was great. Came away with butter, Brie and lots of cheese.

Interesting factory tour and shop

My husband, 11-year-old son, and I thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Wensleydale Creamery. From start to finish, it was a fantastic experience, and we would highly recommend it to anyone with an interest in cheese-making (or eating)! We attended a talk by a lovely man named Clive, who was incredibly passionate and knowledgeable. He spoke about how the cheese is made, where it is sourced from, and its rich history. His enthusiasm made the talk engaging, and we learned so much—including the fascinating fact that nothing in the cheese-making process goes to waste. One of the byproducts is even used by a local firm to generate electricity, powering nearly 2,000 homes! The demonstration lasted around 45 minutes and was a great way to start our visit. From there, we moved on to the factory area, where we got to sample a variety of different Wensleydale cheeses—every single one was delicious! There were also fun Wallace and Gromit displays and interactive exhibits for both children and adults. We could see into the factory, but as it was a Sunday, production wasn’t running. We’ve already decided we’ll return on a weekday to see the process in action. After our tour, we explored the gift shop, which was well-laid out and had a great selection. One of our favorite parts was the cheese shop near the café, where we had the chance to taste even more cheeses. We appreciated that there was no pushy sales approach, making it a relaxed and enjoyable experience. In the end, we purchased four different cheeses—though we easily could have bought more! We’ve already said we’ll be returning with my parents, as we know they’ll love it just as much as we did. It was fantastic value for money and we highly recommend a visit!

Great place, plenty of cheeses to sample

Lovely food and beverages, also very busy!

Good staff frendly good cheese making demonstration tells you step by step how it’s made

Milky discharges have been seen coming from the Wensleydale Creamery, into the adjacent river.

The cheese making exhibition is very entertaining and seeing the working factory is interesting. A pleasant time had sampling the different cheeses. The 3-cheese quiche from the cafe is recommended.

Called in for a tour and a meal, however the restaurant was closed for emergency repairs, not that anything was being done while we were there. Had soup and tea in the cafe which was very good. The shop sells a lot of souvenirs. The tour is good and takes about an hour. Check times though. The tourist leaflets have a two for one voucher on the rear. Naturally an extensive cheese shop on site.

Had a lovely day here today with my wife and son. We had a afternoon tea in the restaurant which was amazing. Will come back again for sure.

Very enjoyable tour at the creamery factory, very informative teacher while showing the process of making cheese. Lots of cheese sampling and the onsite cafe has great choices of food and drinks.

We came for the cheese making demonstration and lunch, and if I could give it more than 5 stars I would. The demonstration was fantastic in showing a step-by-step demonstration for 30 minutes, then going to a second building to see a glimpse of the factory, taste their cheeses, learn more about the creamery's history, see the infamous Wallace & Gromit, and other kids hands on displays. The demonstration itself sat 60 people, but everything was still easy to see as they have a thoughtful setup with a camera pointed at the bowls and projected on TVs. I'd recommend getting there a little before to read the signs/objects around the room and get your preferred seat. It was very informative and a great value at £5.95 for adults. The cafe was also delicious, and extremely vegetarian friendly with all the cheese options! The restaurant was fully booked when we arrived before 12, so recommend prebooking if headed there. The cafe was also a good value, with many mains, hot drinks, and pastries on offer - along with a good countryside view. Outdoor tables also available. The shop was also decent sized, with a good assortment of Yorkshire, sheep, Wallace & Gromit, and other items available. The best part, though, was the cheese area as you can sample and buy all of the cheeses, along with other food items like chutneys or crackers. Facility wise: They have clean toilets in the shop area. The car park in front is small but there is a larger car park in the back.

Just a great trip out. The tour as they make the cheese is quite interesting. Little kids love it with their nod to Wallace and Grommet

Canny get enough of this tasty cheese. Edit: 2 Mar 25. Same rules apply. Come here for the tastiest cheese.

Great place to visit! Cheese making session definitely worth it, especially with the tasting room. Really recommend going to the restaurant for afternoon tea as well - but make sure you’re hungry!

We called in without reservation and were seated immediately. The Cheesy Afternoon Tea for Two had been recommended and we weren't disappointed at all. We can highly recommend. Great service, beautiful food in a lovely restaurant 5*

Nut allergy sufferers BEWARE While in the Wensleydale area we visited the Wensleydale creamery for a visit as heard it could be good. We were disappointed but not because of the information, that was nice although quite repetitive but by how staff acted. They were friendly but dismissive of concerns. The tour is basically a few corridors into a room with a kitchen and lots of benches to watch the process, it takes about 45 mins to an hour for the demonstration and is quite repetitive. You then get to go take some pictures with Wallace and Gromit, try some cheeses and see where the factory is doing their work. NOTE: The factory is closed on a weekend completely so all you see is a lot of metal trays and pipes, but nothing in action which was disappointing. I have recently discovered I have a NUT allergy so of course, avoid anything with nuts. When we got to the cheese tasting area, there are little pots with cake and cheese in them. After searching to ensure the cheeses and things do not have allergens, I found a faded sheet around the side to check for allergens. I asked as saw one item said it had peanuts and then was told by the staff member, that ONLY the chutney has any form of nuts in it and nothing else so could try everything there. This we found was untrue. We picked up a pot with the cake and cheese, and thankfully topped up before tasting anything. At the end of the counter, there is a notice that says the Fruit cake DOES contain NUTS - NOT next to the tasting pots. When we said this to the staff member, he just said - its just almonds. WE clarified, that is a NUT and you said it was only in the chutney and he just shrugged it off and went back to sorting things. We have put in a complaint to the company regarding this as it is an unsafe practice.

Nice visit cheese making was good to watch visitor shop was good cafe was good

Pedimos el té de la tarde. La comida estaba caliente, bien presentado y delicioso. La comida nos pareció muy buena relación calidad-precio. El personal era muy amable, profesional y claramente trabajador. La tienda de regalos es grande con un montón de productos locales disponibles. Recomiendo encarecidamente una visita!

Whilst you couldn't spend a whole day there it was definitely a diverting couple of hours. If you're in the area and the weather closes in there's no better place, with generous samples for all (you don't even have to pay for the cheese experience).

Excelente relación calidad-precio y un día muy bueno. Tim que proporcionó la narrativa y la demostración era a la vez conocedor y tenía un excelente estilo de presentación manteniendo el interés y el humor para todas las edades. 10 / 10

Excellent value and a really good day out. Tim who provided the narrative and demonstration was both knowledgeable and had excellent style of presentation maintaining interest and humour to all ages. 10/10

The coffee shop was awful. All tables had dirty pots on . And coffee served in paper cups. Won't be calling again

Did the cheese making session as a family of 7. It was very informative and interesting. Great cheese samples. We then ate in the restaurant which was inexpensive. Excellent food. I can highly recommend the steak and ale pie.

Lots of cheese to choose from!My farviorite one is caramelised onion cheese.Also bought two lovely coaster.The staff is friendly!

Called into the cheese factory on the tour of Wallace and Gromit. First entrance to the shop and see all the Wallace and Gromit merchandise and local products then following through to the cheese room. Trying all the cheese on offer. Wensleydale and Apricot was delicious and purchased a wedge, Called into their own cafe for cheese on toast and a cream scone. The cafe was busy, but didn’t wait long for food to arrive. The cafe has a wall of glass that look straight up the Hawes valley. Views are amazing. Also outside seating available. Two car park outside but unfortunately all full but there plenty of parking on the road outside the cheese factory.

If you are visiting the bijou village of Hawes, and you find you have 'not a lot to do' walk up the hill to where the Wensleydale Creamery (surely 'Cheesery' !) With an excellent shop, selling all sorts of cheese-centric goods, a cheese shop (surprise !!) and a café alongside the factory where they make, well, All the "Authentic"Wensleydale Cheese in the world, and other cheeses too)watch an exhibition of cheese making & the history of this remarkable product(and there's quite a lot of Cartoon stuff made famous by a plastercine dog & his pals) Very interesting, as long as you don't wear 'The Wrong Trousers" !!

Really nice tour and demonstration of making cheese

A Delightfully Cheesy Afternoon at Wensleydale Creamery! We recently visited Wensleydale Creamery for their Wensleydale Cheesy Afternoon Tea for Two, and what a fantastic experience it was! From the moment we arrived, the staff treated us exceptionally well—friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming, making our visit all the more enjoyable. The food was, unsurprisingly, a cheese lover’s dream! The Wensleydale Creamery Three Cheese Quiche was the absolute highlight—light, flavourful, and with a wonderfully thin pastry crust that melted in the mouth. The Ultimate Wensleydale Creamery Rarebit was another winner, rich and indulgent, complemented perfectly by the Chilli Chutney, which was absolutely incredible—we only wished there had been more of it! The Wensleydale Mac n Cheese, while decent, didn’t quite wow us as much as the other dishes, but the Chips were cooked to absolute perfection—crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and a perfect side to the cheesy delights. We rounded off the meal with the Yorkshire Wensleydale & Ginger Cheese Cheesecake, a beautifully rich and unique dessert that we thoroughly enjoyed. Overall, this was a fantastic experience, perfect for any cheese enthusiast. The quality of the food, the warm atmosphere, and the exceptional service make Wensleydale Creamery a must-visit. We’ll definitely be back for more!

Vino a comer cuando estaba en un día libre y tuvo una comida increíble. Hay mucho para elegir, todo a precios razonables, pero optamos por el té de la tarde con queso a £ 17 cada uno, que incluía 3 tazas de té cada uno y 2 postres cada uno (ver fotos). Fabuloso servicio con excelentes vistas, así que ¿qué más se puede pedir? Y la comida estaba deliciosa, por cierto.

More cheese did I hear you say 😍😍 Absolutely blown away by my wonderful surprise trip to Wensleydale organised by my amazing girlfriend. So A I love Wallace and Gromit And B I Luuuurve cheeeese 🧀 An absolutely brilliant afternoon The cheesey afternoon tea is cheesetastic but the staff at this place are so so lovely, kind , caring and eager to help you enjoy your day. We couldn't finish it off in one go so toddled off to the demo for a quick break The cheese making demonstration was superb, full of humour , facts and of of course the practicalities of turning 8 pints of milk into one Wensleydale cheese. Not the original, you have to try the Kit Calvert version for that! ( see i was listening ) Then back for cheesecake and fruitcake topped with of course a lovely slab of 🧀 A massive 5 stars from us Fantastic day out Congratulations to all the staff and good luck to the restaurant manager for her knee op tomorrow Jan 20 at 1230 💗 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Friendly staff. Great cheese and some lovely gifts in the shop.

Gran día de excursión de experiencia muy informativa. Un montón de muestras para tratar de comprar. Tuvimos una cena en el restaurante.

Worth popping in and doing a loop of the cheese tasting room. Gift shop has some nice bits in it too

We visited Wensleydale Creamery Visitor Centre and ended up learning more about cheese than we ever expected. Our guide Martin was a true cheese enthusiast and made the whole process really interesting. The setup with cameras was great—you get a clear view of everything. The cheese tasting was fantastic—we tried everything they make. The restaurant, though, didn’t quite hit the mark. The food was a bit dry and not as exciting as we hoped. But the staff were super friendly, which made up for it. The views are stunning, and the atmosphere alone is worth the visit.

This Creamery is home of the famous Yorkshire Wensleydale cheese and is an award-winning, independent traditional cheese-maker and specialist blender of cheese. Mentioned by Wallace and Gromit

This is a superb and sensational attraction in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the town of Hawes. The visitors detail the story of Wensleydale Cheese and how started by the Monk during the Medieval Period and the cheese making process behind the famous cheese and details it in a very interactive, engaging, informative and enthralling way. There are two parts to the place with visitors going to the coffee shop, cheese shop and gift shop where you see a wonderful range of Wallace & Gromit Merchandise, Wensleydale Creamery Merchandise and other gifts and in the Cheese shop you can see a weird and wonderful range of cheese and such as Wensleydale and Blueberries and Wensleydale and Cranberries and you can enjoy a free sample of these which have a lovely light and creamy taste and texture. The other part of this place is the Cheese Experience which costs a more than reasonable £5.95 for Adults which is thoroughly enjoyable, engaging, interesting and informative where you learn more fascinating information about the history of Cheese Making in Wensleydale and how it was introduced by the Monks who came from France and how it has been through to the modern day. During the Cheese Experience you can also watch a Cheese making demonstration conducted which is excellent where they explain the processes of Cheese Making from Milk through to the final product of Cheese. After the Cheese making demonstration has finished you can wander into the second half of the Cheese Experience you can wander into the Viewing Gallery where you see the Cheese Making process first hand on the production floors and factory. In the Viewing Gallery you can see a great homage to Wallace & Gromit with knitted figures of Wallace, Gromit, Wendoline, Preston, Feathers Mcgraw, Wrong Trousers and Shaun the Sheep and also a further great display of Wallace and Gromit, Feathers Mcgraw and the Rocket from a Grand Day out and also a lovely display about Wallace & Gromits links to Wensleydale Cheese. In the Viewing Gallery there is an opportunity of tasting the cheeses that are made at the Creamery which are absolutely delicious. There is also informative small museum detailing the history of Cheese Making in Wensleydale and the Cheese Making process and you can see some interesting artefacts involved in the process, which are in great condition. The gifts shop has a delightful range of gifts at very reasonable prices and the cafe sells a range of delicious food and drink at reasonable prices. Overall this is a throughly marvellous and enjoyable which makes for an amazing and very memorable lovely day out. Well worth a visit in the Yorkshire Dales and Hawes.

Lovely place to visit in the Yorkshire Dale's.

Lovely day out. Interesting lots to see and learn about cheese making. Plenty of reference to Wallace and gromit and areas for children to discover. The cafe, restaurant and gift shop were all well kept, clean and inviting. Bathrooms available again all nice and clean. I bought the fruit cake and ginger version of the Wensleydale as it tasted the best to me, even if it sounds strange. Entrance was really cheap as my children were free. Quite far out to drive to, but the countryside scenery was beautiful so it didn’t matter.

Couldn't recommend more! If you are a cheese lover this is the place for you. With their generous samples of a great range of homemade cheeses and very informative and engaging demonstration on how to make the infamous Yorkshire Wensleydale, how could you not love it! Can't finish this without a huge shoutout to Tim. He was brilliant in the demonstration, had vast knowledge, could answer every question and the kids loved him!

A great time at Calvert's! The food was so tasty and tasted very homemade. But the real credit were the staff who couldn't do enough for us - and they were super friendly and helpful. I can't wait to go back

Nuestra primera visita al restaurante con mi esposa, cuñada y cuñado para nuestro almuerzo anual de Navidad en algún punto medio entre Blackpool donde viven, y Bedale, donde vivimos. Qué suerte tuvimos de encontrar esta joyita. El personal del restaurante era muy atento y amable y la comida era excepcional y con una gran relación calidad-precio. Compramos más de lo necesario en la quesería donde Clive nos ayudó a navegar por la gama de quesos que se ofrecen. Su asistencia fue muy apreciada. Sin duda volveremos a visitar Calvert's Restaurant de nuevo.

CHEESEEEE GROMIT! We watched the cheese making presentation then spent £50 on cheese. What's not to love?

Restaurant was lovely, but we were turned away from the visitor centre after travelling over two hours and arriving at 14:10. Would be good if the opening hours and overview on Google/Apple maps reflected this or we would have known to come earlier.

Wonderful place to visit- we had a range over ages from 5-70 years old, and everyone enjoyed their visit! Tim the demonstrator was amazing and engaging! Highly recommend!

Great gift shop and delicious cheese that you can try before you buy

This is a lovely place to visit. Very interesting and a lot of fun. There is a cheese tasting section and lovely gift shop.

Good venue to visit for an education in how Wensleydale cheese is made. There's an opportunity to taste the many cheeses before buying your favourites. There is a cafe and a restaurant onsite and parking nearby.

Visited for the 1st time in over 20 years ( due to raising family) and being from Norfolk, wasn't disappointed so pleased for these people who took over when it was either dale farm or dairy crest who decided to close the site down !!! Wonderful experience and lovely staff, great day out and got my favourite supply of Wensleydale and cranberry 😁

Very interesting and informative talk on cheese making and nice Wallace and Gromit display for the children

Enjoyed the visit and very informative guide. Interesting to hear how the local community supports the factory and feeds the local economy, and they don’t ration the freebies lots to taste.

As always the cheese tasting section didn't disappoint. The shop is great and the cafe has an excellent selection of snacks

Great coffee and cheese scone. Fantastic selection of cheese to try and buy. Would definitely recommend

Absolutely brilliant day gorgeous cheese

Wensleydale Creamery at Hawes - watch cheese being made, sample delicious cheeses and I defy anyone to leave without buying lots of cheeses. Hawes is a lovely town to visit as qell

Found this a really interesting educational experience with great tasting to complete the package. What a great hour it was.

If only I could give Wensleydale Creamery more stars! We had a super few hours here, a great place to visit. So interesting. Started with the demonstration (Yorkshire Wensleydale Experience), enthusiastic staff keeping you engaged about process of cheese making and the history through the years. You are able to go on after to see the factory floor where the magic happens at the viewing gallery and also, get to taste the varieties of cheese too (The Taste of Yorkshire). No need to rush either there is plenty on offer, they wont run out! There is a wonderful restaurant and again, we couldn't fault it. Quality food and really helpful staff.... easy on the pocket too. It's a busy place, testament to the standard of this attraction / working creamery. This is the place where local does local extremely well! *Tip - If it rains get there quick, it'll fill quicker than a milk tanker! PCB 👌🏻

Fabulous cheese, as always. We always look forward to our visit.

This time, we went to the demonstration and tastings. It was worth every penny. We learned so much, and the guy was so good that he kept us all enthralled.

Bought from Spar. For price paid aginst usual competitor , brands /abels so similar..wishing you well..too exoensive/ couldn't find value added compared to price point.🤷‍♂️

Great visit - wonderful selection of cheeses with generously-sized samples to try, and a great shop with a big variety of Wallace & Gromit merchandise. If you're a fan of Wensleydale cheese and Gromit (like me) you can't afford to miss this place. Had a nice lunch in the restaurant, too. Keep up the good work!

Wonderful experience! The cheese making tour is amazing...it'll help pay for all the cheese you'll eat in the shop as you can taste every cheese they make! This is also a great location for numerous walks/hikes around the area with many waypoints of interest. We have made some great memories of our time in the Yorkshire Dales and at the centre of them is cheese!

The Wensleydale Creamery is a must-visit for cheese lovers and food enthusiasts alike. The on-site restaurant is a highlight, serving up delicious food that goes beyond just cheese. The menu features hearty dishes that showcase local ingredients, with their cheese-infused dishes being particularly impressive. If you're looking for great food in a scenic location, Wensleydale Creamery won't disappoint!

Only went in for Cream Teas. Not impressed. As we had our dog fair enough we had to sit outside. It was cold out and apart from an umbrella on the table there was no outdoor cover for people with dogs. Tad annoying as it says dogs welcome. Yeh but not inside Good job it didn't rain. Regards the cream team. Not happy. The scone was very nice. Jam nothing special the local supermarket wouldn't sell. Now the cream. That's the 1st time I've had cream tea with squirty cream. Isn't it meant to be clotted cream. This was pure white and foamy, ypical out of a can.This was no doubt my worst cream tea I've ever had and considering we were at the creamery I was shocked. Won't be going back again.

You need to like cheese! Every dish in cafe contains the stuff. Quick service and lovely setting especially outside. Good for filling snacks. Havn't tried the restaurant.

Very interesting experience, learning how the cheese is made, lovely shop and cafe

Well worth a visit! Tim who did the cheese making demonstation was fantastic, funny, informative and incredibly interesting. And as to the cheese, divine!

An absolute amazing experience. The lovely lady in the restaurant who could read minds, and went above and beyond. A truly exceptional way to end a difficult day. First class service, a fantastic ambassador for the company. Heartfelt thanks

An interesting little demonstration on the art of Wensleydale cheese making, plus a wide range to try and buy.

If you like cheese and are wensleydale it's a no brainer. Wensleydale Gromitt.

Plenty of choices and tasters cheese wise, and all delicious!! Lovely gift shop to suit all pockets!!

Good demonstration on how cheese is made

Really interesting different kind of place to visit. Detailed demonstration of cheese making accompanied by excellent cheese shop with free tasting samples generously on offer. Lovely well stocked gift shop

Excellent visit. Team very happy and friendly. Fantastic display of Wensleydale cheeses to taste and purchase. Very good café and restaurant. Good outside seating area with great views.

Great place to visit, plenty of cheeses to sample and purchase if you wish. There is also a chance to find out how Cheese is made and all about the Wensleydale Creamery *you have to pay. You can stop and have either a snack or a meal in the restaurant. The gift shop....mm what can I say, ww usually end up buying something or other. 😀 beside the cheese.

We went in here to have a look at the factory sadly we had missed the show around so instead we went into the gift shop and saw they have a cafe so decided to have dinner in there I ordered the mac and cheese which is one of my favourite foods so I expected it to be amazing from a cheese factory and I was right this was one of the best Mac and cheeses I’ve ever had it was super creamy and had a layer of stringy cheese on top. We then went and tried some of the cheeses and ended up buying four different cheeses. This place is amazing and will definitely go back to look at the factory. I would have taken a photo of the mac and cheese but it was so good I forgot to take one.

Well worth the cost. Myself, my husband and two children (10 and 6) came august 24. We went to the shop, cafe and the experience (this part costing around £12 for all 4). The talk was very busy but we were later so understood we missed the chairs. I really enjoyed the talk. The man was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. The museum was short and sweet and the cheese was good! I don’t imagine you would come back again but well worth a visit.

Excellent day out to the Creamery and Calvert restaurant. The demonstration was good value for £5 per person and Tim was really entertaining and informative. We followed the cheese samples and the shop with a trip to the cafe. Food was very good and again, excellent value. We had the rarebit and quiche and they were lovely. Would definitely recommend.

It's always worth a visit just for the cheese tasting A good day out

Returned to one of our favourite places that we have been to many times over the last fifty years. The cheeses are amongst the best available anywhere BUT our visit was spoilt by dreadfully poor quality ice cream. We had four different flavours so it was not just one that was disappointing. The flavours of all of them were weak and at £4.00 per cone I expected better. I could not believe just how poor they were. We have had much better supermarket ice cream. This is a wonderful place and my advice is to stop selling ice cream if what we had was the best you can offer.

We went to the Creamery and had a great time. The cheese & butter making demonstrations run every day and it is well worth it to see some cheese being made by a very knowledgeable and enthusiastic member of the team. We loved the cheese tasting room too which was spotless and with so many cheeses to taste, we now feel like we have at least a cursory experience of the numerous cheeses available. In short, a great place to visit and I would say a must for anyone visiting the area. You won’t be disappointed. Wallace and Gromit are fun too and we loved the ‘cheese walk’ where you go through an informative gallery/ museum culminating in a chance to see the cheese being made too. Excellent and very well worth a visit so go and take the family, the children will love it too! Thank you and enjoy your holiday in the area too, outstanding all round!

Fantastic place that does demonstrations on the cheese making experience. Gift shop is lovely. Loads of cheese to purchase. Completely wheelchair accessible!

Cheese demonstration and tasting is really good value and really interesting.

Just had the most delicious lunch at the Creamery, battered Wensleydale with salad, very nice, only one suggestion, it would be nice to have a fish option, salmon, sea bass or something similar on the menu for the non cheese eaters. Lovely food, great staff and beautiful surroundings.

We visited on a Saturday morning. The children (10 and 14) both enjoyed the tiny cheese experience, but were a little disappointed that there is no cheese making being shown on weekends. The shop is awesome and has samples of all the delicious cheeses. Well worth a visit and the prices are really affordable.

Brilliant day out, food on the restaurant is lovely, would go back to visit

11/08/24 Simply the best £6 per person I've ever spent. The young man who did the demonstration was extremely knowledgeable and humorous.

Fantastic day out. Demonstration was informative and engaging. Brilliant gift shop.

How could I ride through the dales and not visit? The cafe is great, with delicious cheese and great coffee. Dedicated motorcycle parking is really welcome, although some car drivers did take up half the spaces.

Excellent cheese scone served in the cafe on site. Nice cold cheese room with a variety of cheese samples to taste. We ended up eating too much cheese that day.

If you happen to find yourself in North Yorkshire, take a visit to the lovely village of Hawes and visit the creamery. You can taste all their cheeses, and take some home with you. Lovely spot.

Nice cafe, excellent cheeses. Very busy today

Wonderful talk about the cheese making process and facility - mens loos could have been a bit cleaner though!

Great talk to start the tour, lots of free samples

We enjoyed the friendly atmosphere and the unlimited samples of very tasty Yorkshire cheeses. Ended up buying a good handful of them. The "Cheese Experience", featuring a full demonstration of how Wensleydale cheese is made, was entertaining and informative for children as well as adults. 🧀

A must visit if you are around. You can taste and buy a variety of local cheeses and they also have a nice canteen on-site with some excellent cheese toasties!

Cheese tasting experience , cafe GF and Vegetarian options, gift shop . Multiple toilets . Lovely experience

Some of the best cheese I have ever tasted, including creative combinations, such as ginger cheese. Free samples in cheese shop as well as paid guided tours throughout the day. Would thoroughly recommend!

Great place. You should come here