Yew Tree Cafe in Scarborough

Wow!!! Just loved this place, gorgeous breakfast so very nice. Cakes looked amazing. Gorgeous quality food, staff were so lovely and dogs allowed too. We shall return!!!! Delicious in every way ♡

We've been here twice now and both times were incredibly busy so you may need to book (there was a queue outside for breakfast!). Even though they were so busy all the staff took time to answer questions and were so friendly and helpful. The food was delicious and the cake was amazing! Thank you!!

We took our family of 6 here and we all got something different but all of us throughly enjoyed our meals and we cant wait for an excuse to go again! All our plates were clean and everyone spoke really highly of the quality of the meals. Staff were really welcoming and lovely. Amazing place xx

I ordered chicken and avocado salad.I’m still looking for the avocado the chicken was a chicken burger cut into slices. It was very poor i couldn’t wait to leave.

Very disappointed with the quality of the food .It was overpriced, and tasteless.Such a shame it’s gone down hill, as it’ used to be lovely.The owners obviously don’t care about quality.Won’t be going back.

Really busy place, fantastic service! I had the Ham, egg and chips and it was perfect and plenty of it. chips were proper homemade chips! My friend had a panini and said it was lovely. And we were piggy’s and took some cake home and oh my days they were lush!! Will definitely be back! We need more places like this in the Scarborough area.

The cafe was really busy which is lovely to see, even so the staff were working really hard to keep everyone tended to and accommodated, especially Taz who was very helpful and friendly. The food was fantastic and the products used of very good quality. Would definitely recommend to anyone visiting the area and will definitely be visiting again soon.

I visited here for afternoon tea with my husband. I have heard many glowing reviews so was keen to go and try the cakes! Afternoon tea consisted of: One pot of tea for 2. 4 slices of bread made into, tuna, ham, cheese and pickle and egg mayo sandwiches. 2 mini sausage rolls 2 mini quiches 2 scones 2 small slices of Victoria sponge 2 small pieces of tiffin Salad garnish (mixed lettuce, half a tomato and a splash of dressing). Although the food was nice (not fantastic) I really don't thinks it was worth £33! The sandwiches were basic, tuna lacked flavour, I'm no Gordon Ramsay but even I know when something requires more seasoning. The quiche was very soft and tasteless, the sausage rolls were good, maybe a little bigger (especially for the price). The tiffin was poor, digestive biscuits and raisins set in chocolate ganache with sprinkles, more of a kids party cake than afternoon tea. The Victoria sponge was ok, very small slices compared to the wedges on the counter. Scones were nice with jam and clotted cream. Overall very underwhelmed, I wouldn't go back, I think there is better out there for the same price. For £33 I expected something a bit different, like a more unusual sandwich filling or unique cake. Can't knock the staff, very friendly and the cafe was clean.

Popped in on a Wednesday mid morning, the cafe was not too busy, the staff where very efficient and friendly. We had a full breakfast with extra scrambled egg and a breakfast burger both very good. Would recommend for quality and value.

A lovely setting and, on the surface at least, the Yew Tree has lots going for it. Many tables already booked at 1045. However we stopped here for a coffee which we found rather disappointing. We have been really surprised at how good cafes have become at presenting their coffees, showing expertise at making the full repertoire, at various locations on the East Coast. But here, the coffees were like something from the bad old days. We suggest proper training for the baristas.

What a lovely little place! We had breakfast here after staying the night before at The Plough over the road. The cafe is so pretty with the flowers in the window and was already busy as soon as it opened at 10am. We chose to sit outside and watch the world go by. We both had a sausage sandwich in a fluffy white bap with a hash brown and a pot of tea. The food was lovely and the service nice and friendly. Our bill came to just under £17 which I thought was great value . Would highly recommend.

Business partner and I ordered ham and cheese quiche salad. When it arrived it was basically an egg pie. Round deep pie with little or no filling other than gooey egg. Salad consisted of rocket with a dressing. Slaw was red cabbage with mayo. Ate here before and was nice. Very disappointing. Won’t be back.

Took my friend for afternoon tea what a delight! The food was delicious and I need to mention our lovely waitress Jess, her customer service was above and beyond . A lovely treat thank you .

A beautiful sunny ☀️ day and I was meeting my friend on a spur of the moment get together. I had been to the beautician’s opposite this cafe and was ready for a pot of tea! On entering it was busy and I was greeted by a lovely smiley lady who asked me if I had booked then showed me to a table by the window. I hadn’t booked as it had been a spontaneous decision but I would definitely recommend to for new customers like me! I ordered a pot of tea and perused the menu, while waiting for my friend. The atmosphere was lovely with many tables busy. Being disabled I felt a bit conspicuous but all the lovely friendly Staff helped my anxiety and I relaxed. When my friend arrived I wanted to see how much time she had and we ordered lunch of tuna sandwiches. I LOVE tuna and this was the BEST tuna sandwich I have EVER had!! I took a photo of it as I could not believe how good it was! The tea, which I can’t take with milk anymore, was as beautiful as a clear amber pool and so refreshing with NO sediment in it, which again I’d never experienced before. My friend and I had a lovely relaxing time and I was tempted by the beautiful array of freshly made cakes on display. I since found out that they actually do food to order and will put up a photo of it. Again it was the best lightest fruitiest cake ever… it tasted like it was so full of vitamins and good things that I thought it had been made by Angels… I later found out the chef that day was JENNY and whom I thanked later on. The bathroom was also a lovely experience… it is suitable for everyone including DISABLED and has supportive aids if needed, which I did. In addition to that the decor was awesome and consisted of lists of famous cast members from concerts around the area… so unique and interesting! I think I have taken a couple of photos to include with this review. On leaving I thanked the staff and paid the bill and left a tip as all of them had been so kind that I wanted the Management to know what incredible staff they have in MILLIE, JESS and in mega chef JENNY!!! Thank YOU ALL for a wonderful experience one that I hope to repeat very soon :) Many blessings to you ALL xxxx

We visited here in October The building is very pretty and the staff very friendly We had an afternoon tea and it was superb Full of sweet & savoury treats. Breakfast, lunch and all the cakes look scrumptious Will definitely be returning xxx

We have stayed locally on several occasions previously but this time we found that our normal ‘go to’ breakfast establishment was closed until early January so we looked for an alternative. We found the Yew Tree Cafe on TA and so thought we’d give it a try - i, my Fiancée and our teenage daughter have been everyday for breakfast since which says all you need to know. Lovely little establishment, very friendly and attentive staff and lovely food. So far it has been full at every visit with some customers having to be turned away (so best to pre-book as we did) but it seems like many of the regular customers are locals, which perhaps underlines the quality of service. Their classic English breakfast is superb and very ample! Don’t hesitate, give them a visit !

We came across this place by chance, during a long walk. We’re glad we did – it’s a real find. The welcome was warm and friendly – even though it was nearly lunchtime and we just wanted drinks. We were given a sun-kissed table by the window and we felt right at home among all the lucky people there who were enjoying the lovely-looking food. Next time, we’ll make sure we’re there when we’re hungry!

Wow, last time we visited this cafe was, would you believe it, in the 1980s when I lived in Scarborough and went to school at Scalby not far from here. We visited as a family in August 2022 to have a nice lunch and we were not disappointed. Friendly service combined with a really tasty lunch - I particularly enjoyed my steak sandwich with blue cheese dressing - really yummy, and my teenagers rated the all day breakfast 10/10. Cakes followed and were excellent - the chocolate brownie in particular got the thumbs up from the family. So all in all, a lovely cafe in a charming village, friendly staff and excellent food - 5/5 !!

Service was good,but too noisey.We were there at a busy time of day,but a waitress seemed stressed and too loudly spoken...sorry!

I went yesterday for the first time to Yew Tree cafe in Scalby. Firstly, the place was lovely clean and the staff were super friendly. Following a misunderstanding with our original booking, it was quickly sorted and we had the best Afternoon Tea I have had for awhile. Fresh, very filling sandwiches, gorgeous scones, quiche and beautiful cakes. I am not sure of the girls name who waited on us but she definitely puts her heart into that place. Thank you for a lovely afternoon.

Me and my partner were just having a little walk through the village when we came across this little cafe. It looked so inviting, the deco, the atmosphere, and the smell of fresh baking. We decided to have a light bite to eat outside as...

We called at the Yew Tree totally on the spur of the moment whilst we were on route to Scarborough Armed Forces Day. From the moment we arrived the service was absolutely first class and the food was excellent. Happy to recommend and we will...

A outstanding cafe,staff polite and friendly,extensive menu both breakfast and lunch. Plus dogs welcome,inside during quiet period or outside when busy,one thing to mention is,there's umbrellas and patio heaters which is a bonus when its tad on the chilly side. Also there's also a good...

Gorgeous! Went for afternoon tea start of girls weekend excellent service lovely food and friendly service couldn't do enough for us and kept replenishing the tea etc very reasonable.

Booked a table today to take a friend to lunch. Clean, busy cafe with an outstanding young woman in charge. Warm welcome and superb, efficiency from staff, despite the fact that they were so busy...and the food and cappuccinos were great too!

Fantastic. During a recent stay, we came here for breakfast on three mornings in preference to our hotel. Fresh, healthy food and friendly, efficient service. The home-made granola is particularly good. A pleasant setting in leafy Scalby. Highly recommended.

Popped in for a cup of tea and a bite to eat whilst having a walk round. Lovely food, friendly staff and a nice place to sit outside and watch the worl d go by. Will definitely return

Sat outside on a sunny afternoon with a nice big pot of tea and a selection of freshly made cakes. Helpful and friendly service. All very pleasant.

Beautiful lunch. Swift service. Everything was piping hot. Would certainly recommend chicken and goats cheese in a beetroot wrap.

We had a lovely sausage and bacon sandwich with a coffee sat outside in the sun. Prompt service and very tasty well filled sandwich.

We visited the Yew Tree for lunch whilst staying in the village. We had to sit outside (cold but sunny). A couple of good coffees and a couple of very good sausage butties, all for £13.30. Friendly staff. Well worth a visit if in the...

Called in whilst staying at the “ Plough” for coffee and cake , lovely atmosphere, friendly staff and more importantly great coffee and cake,

Great Coffee and delicious carrot cake! Good selection of cakes. Lovely village setting. Good ambiance inside and several tables outside if preferred.

Staying locally and popped in for a cuppa and cake and it didn't disappoint. Pot of tea each, which I like rather than sharing. Scones were fresh and warm, light and fluffy. Cosy surroundings with Covid-19 guidelines in place. Helpful and happy staff with good...

We popped in to the Yew Tree for a late lunch one day and were so impressed with the quality of the food and the homemade cakes that we booked afternoon tea for later in the week. Boy are we glad we did as it...

Wow what an amazing afternoon tea - the best one yet. I booked the seats for 3 and as soon as we arrived we were welcomed. The girls who serve are so polite, helpful and friendly. Everything really clean and safe. When the afternoon arrived it was beautiful and lots of it. The scones are to die for. Never once did we feelRushed and were asked if we d like anything else several times The staff are a credit to the yew tree. Thank you for a lovely afternoon

Best cafe I have ever been to. The food was fantastic, maybe slightly over priced but so tasty. I would definitely recommend having a cake. I had a brownie and it was the best I’d ever tasted. I will definitely be rushing back!!!

Popped in for late breakfast with a friend. After being seated for a while the waiting staff pulled themselves away from their conversation to serve us. The menu looked very pricey but if it’s high quality it’s worth it. I ordered a black coffee and a bakewell slice, my friend ordered poached eggs on toast and specified white toast. We had to repeat our order a couple of times as the waitress was obviously distracted. After a while my coffee arrived, it was very poor quality and Luke warm. The cake had been forgotten. The poached eggs arrived on possibly the cheapest thinnest ‘brown’ toast you could buy! Still no cake. We finally got the waitresses attention and pointed out the mistake with the toast, a tut followed and the plate was taken away to rectify. No apology and still no cake! Finally the poached eggs arrived on the white toast that was ordered but equally as cheap and nasty, I had to ask for my cake. The waitresses carried on polishing cutlery with their backs to customers, catching up on the gossip. My cake was fairly nice. Very disappointed in the quality of food, given the inflated prices. The service was appalling. I won’t be returning and will be supporting other cafes that value their customers. This is such a shame as I have wanted to visit here for a long time.

After been told by people about The Yew Tree I decided to visit. I ordered poached eggs on toast with mushrooms as an extra when it finally came it looked so pathetic 2 poached eggs on one slice of cheap whole meal toast With 2 mushrooms, not impressed at all especially for the price.

Great cafe! Always a lovely meal! Staff are friendly, helpful & polite! Try their cakes...they are amazing...you wont be disappointed ;-)

Having read some really glowing reviews we decided to call in for breakfast. The place itself it lovely and the menu had plenty of choice.I went for the veggie breakfast and my hubby the breakfast plate.The service was good and the filter coffee was lovely. Hubby said his tea could have been hotter.The breakfasts were nice enough. I couldn’t eat the hash brown. It was very thin and as a result incredibly greasy. Reminded me of fried bread.Hubby’s bacon was really well done. His fault since he should have asked for it lightly cooked. He also wasn’t impressed with the sausages. Said they had no texture but this will be a matter of taste.At just short of £20 we didn’t feel it was particularly good value for money. Certainly not the best breakfast we’ve had. But then it was no where near the worst.With so many other options I doubt we’ll return.

Always good to see many grey haired customers great service great food just a little draught from the front door but otherwise brilliant

We have recently started to use The Yew Tree and we had seen the impressive afternoon tea & so booked it for our Wedding Anniversary as a treat. It did not disappoint, everything was perfect and freshly made & we devoured it all. The staff are welcoming and attentive and nothing is too much trouble. I cannot recommend it enough, they’ve got a new menu with something for everyone, so if your looking for somewhere special do try the Yew Tree.

Tend to be an irregular visitor here, but always a pleasure..however, was somewhat disappointed with the Afternoon Tea, that I had so highly recommended, for our late lunch & our Yew Tree newbies.. No wow factor that normally accompanies these plates of decadence- And alas, no clotted cream but 'squirty' cream to go with scone & jam Hopefully just a one off & next time will be back to the usual standard

No fuss, good food and relaxed surroundings !! Great selection of cakes too !!!! Service friendly and professional

We have frequented all of the HQ collection establishments in the past and have always been very happy with both the service and quality of food. As a result of our frequent visits with both family and friends we used their reward scheme app and had built up £58 in credit only to find a new has has superseded the old one and the £58 has now been lost. I have tried to resolve this with HQ to no avail.

We came across this tearoom while walking around Scalby, its very quaint and has a good menu - we had the poached eggs on toast with bacon - cooked to perfection - great atmosphere would definitely visit again. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Pleasant place offering plenty of different food at a reasonable price. Ideal place to sit and relax whilst enjoying your food. I opted for the cooked breakfast which was excellent. Nicely decorated and pleasant staff. What’s not to like? 😀

We called in this morning for coffee and cake in aid of MacMillan. Very few seats empty, truley wonderful cakes and lovely staff. Well done

Lovely cafe for a coffee and cake! Sat outside with my mum and enjoyed a chocolate brownie and cappuccino, excellent service will definitely be back.

My mum visited on my recommendation today as she was looking after my son...not a good experience. She had a pram as my son is 4 month old it was quite busy inside and my mum was made to feel like the only place best was outside! No help with the door to get out.. outside the chairs stacked up..coffee put on the table with the saucer full of coffee.. no gluten free option either...I think something needs to be said the reinstall your normally very good reputation

I have visited the Yew Tree a number of times for Afternoon Tea and each visit has been faultless. The staff are friendly and helpful and the food is excellent. A great selection of cakes on the afternoon tea and all for a very reasonable price.

Came for lunch to find the cafe very busy... the staff worked hard to sort us a table regardless. Food was cooked to perfection and we even treated ourselves to a cake each ( biscoff brownie and raspberry and white chocolate cake)... to die for! My friends cappuccino looked amazing! Well worth the spontanious trip for lunch. Thankyou, We will be back Yewtree!

We have been to The Yew Tree each time we visit Scalby making a special visit to this cafe but this will be the last visit. We visited on the 11th september 2019 and ordered from the special board cheesecake with berries. This was served with jus no berries when I asked about the berries the assistant was not forthcoming about the fact that eventually she admitted they had no berries. She was matter of fact and made no attempt to rectify this. I asked for a reduction from the bill and the assistant had to go in the back to ask which left me stood minutes listening to a conversation which should not have happened, 30 pence was taken of the bill!. The coconut and berry sponge cake was not up to standard, dry and poor quality nothing like what we have eaten in this cafe in the past. As the last reviewer we totally agree with him there is a definate chance for the worse.

Regular customer and member of their loyalty club. Visited today, waited 20 minutes to be served. The cafe was less than half full and during my wait staff stood picking their nails and chatting. Eventually served. Very poor service which has got worse since the takeover, it is just very different now.

Be warned when you visit it will be busy, it’s that good. Food excellent and a great choice also great choice of cakes. Service good and friendly and it’s dog friendly. Satnav didn't find high street Scalby so just head for Scalby village it’s well worth it. Couldn’t ask for more.

Went here a couple of times last week when staying in Filey - absolutely loved it - late breakfast/early lunch. Food was delicious, ingredients seemed to be really good quality and was very good value. Will definitely visit next time we are staying up there.

We booked the Yew Tree for an afternoon funeral tea. The booking itself was very easy, no fuss and very understanding staff. The food was fantastic, the staff on the day were discretely in the background but very attentive and the whole occasion was as perfect as it could have been under the circumstances. I would like to thank everyone concerned at the Yew Tree Cafe.

We felt we had earned our lunch after walking the coastal footpaths from Scarborough to Scalby and stopped by at the Yew Tree. It was full, but the staff put out an extra table outside so we could enjoy the sunshine and lovely flower displays in the yard.

Visited one afteroon for a quick coffee and cake. Had a problem with the cake I ordered and made a complaint. Situation was handled very well. Food and drinks were delicious. Can't recommend The Yew Tree Highly enough for it's exceptional quality and customer service. Thank you, we will certainly be back.

We had a super lunch at this cafe in the beautiful village of Scalby, near Scarborough. Menu was great and lots to choose from. Home made cakes were scrummy. Lovely decor, modern tables and chairs, nice and bright too. Definitely worth a visit if you are passing.

Had a few great visits to The Yew Tree during our week’s stay in Scalby. Opens at 9am so had a good breakfast before our drive home to Scotland on Saturday morning. Food good - and plenty of it - and prices good too. The staff are very pleasant - all in all a good place to visit

We were lucky to get a table for breakfast at the last minute on Father's Day. It's a really well presented business, with lovely touches to the decor and the layout. Very clean, with really helpful and friendly staff, who can accommodate a fussy eater. Fantastic English breakfast and the best scrambled eggs ever! Really wish we could take this place and the chef home with us.

A very stylish cafe with good quality ingredients and a good selection of cakes, breakfast goods etc.

I called in with a friend for a light lunch. The cafe was busy, with some tables reserved. The place was clean and bright, staff pleasant and efficient. There were tables outside as well. I had a very good coffee, and mushrooms and spinach on toasted soda bread. I enjoyed my snack although there was not much spinach. The cakes on the counter were very tempting so I bought a piece to take home.

Having had an Afternoon Tea voucher bought we arrived today at 1:30. Table ready. We ordered our sandwiches, chose our cakes and ordered tea.

Visited here on Easter Monday for lunch. I opted for a jacket potato with prawns but I was informed that sadly they had run out of prawns so I had to change my choice and was I glad. I opted for the avocado, chopped tomato with bacon and poached eggs on sour bread and it was absolutely delicious. It had a delicious oil dressing drizzled over the top and the poached eggs yolks were about as orange as I had ever seen. My husband had the bacon and poached eggs which were just as lovely. He also commented on how nice the coffee was. The surroundings are nice, toilet is spotless and staff very nice and attentiive. Definately worth a visit. As Arnie says - "we will be back"!.

Eaten here many times , very popular with locals the cream teas are very good , thoroughly recommend this

Visited here on Sunday there was six of us. Absolutely lovely food, lovely staff and a nice little place. Will be returning next time I’m in the area

Really enjoyed our lunch here - one panini and one sandwich. Will be back next time we are in Scarborough

Visited this cafe yesterday for afternoon tea. The staff were very pleasant but after ordering our selection of sandwiches and cakes we had to wait a ridiculous 40 minutes before our food arrived. During this time a few other people entered the cafe and ordered food. We were very surprised to see that their cooked meals all arrived before any sight of our food! We had been given coffee while we waited but only half a cup as the 'pot had run out'. The waitress said she would put another pot on but only came to top up our cups once the food arrived and that was it. One small cup of coffee was not really enough to last the 40 minute wait, and to last through our meal! The sandwiches, when they finally arrived, we're tasty and fresh and the cakes were nice (apart from the pistachio cake which was basically vanilla with a few crushed nuts on top) Just a shame we had to wait so long, especially when others were receiving their meals before us.

We came here with our cockapoo Aggie. We were all made very welcome. Aggie was allowed her breakfast while we had ours. Lovely big breakfast and very tasty too. The cafe is bright and airy with a traditional tearoom feel. We must go back to sample the cakes. One to remember.

On New Years Day we walked from North Bay to Scalby. The pub was closed but fortunately the Yew Tree was open. It was very busy and we managed to find a table, which was booked in forty minutes time. Just long enough for us to enjoy a couple of coffees. A warm welcome and the cakes looked delicious.

Met a friend for breakfast today. Wonderful breakfast and delicious coffee. Great value and would reccommend. Also found out on leaving that they are also dog friendly so will definitely be returning

Had a fab lunch with a lovely friend Liz, we had afternoon tea with amazing full hot and frothy cappuccino, with wonderful service with a smile I found it to be great value.

Called in for a Cappuccino coffee today and was very disappointed. The cup was over half filled with froth and the cost was £2.60p This is a top-end price for the Scarborough area and for that one would expect a top-end cup of coffee. It wasn't to be.

Went in for a light bite late afternoon, service was good, food was excellent. Very busy with locals and it seems to be a hub for the local community. Good varied breakfast, lunch and light bite menu. The vanilla slice was so big..i had to eat it with a knife and fork.

Arrived early Saturday morning. Had a great breakfast. Staff really friendly. Food excellent. Atmosphere great

Really nice cafe, lovely food. Staff are extremely helpful and polite, you can sit inside or out. Dog friendly for well behaved doggies

As above with a different way of serving americano. Light and airy with additional seating outside. Loved the toilets also. If you visit you will see what I mean.

Stopped in for lunch on a busy Saturday lunchtime. The prawn sandwich was good as was the toastie. Cake was fresh and just right. Really liked the toilet. Lots of space and framed posters on the wall featuring the variety acts who featured during past holiday seasons. Brilliant.

Great coffee, lovely service. The menu was very accomodating. Really enjoyed the gluten free peach melba cake. Yummmmm!

Really popular local cafe which welcomes dogs. We chose to sit outside as there was a little more room for us with our border Collie but no issue taking them inside. Good choice on the menu. I settled for the soup which was a generous helping and very nice. Well worth a visit if you are in the area although it looks like it could get busy at the usual peak times. Don't let this put you off though.

We stopped off for breakfast on a trip to Scarborough. Staff very welcoming and the cafe is in a lovely location on a corner in Scalby. Service with a smile, eggs cooked properly and presented with some nice toasted bread. This made an excellent start to our day.

Went here for a quick breakfast before a wedding nearby. Excellent breakfast and service and lovely cakes that we grabbed to go! Would absolutely recommend.

Took my mum for lunch . Excellent menu choices . We did not have a desert but they looked amazing . Going to go back for an afterneen tea.

We visited Yew Tree cafe on the way back from our holiday in Scarborough and we were definitely not disappointed. As it was around 10am we all decided to order from the breakfast menu. The avocado and poached eggs on toast was delicious and the eggs were perfectly cooked and wonderfully runny. The vegetarian breakfast was great, the main highlight being the veggie sausages which tasted amazing. The bacon and sausage are all locally sourced and the granary and white bread are made locally and is the perfect addition to any of the breakfast options. Our dogs were made very welcome and the staff were all very friendly.

Called here after a walk for a nice cuppa and some cake. Unfortunately Sunday afternoon is not the time to visit as they literally have just a couple of slices of cake left. Two more couples came in after us and looked disappointed too. The photo on this page looks lovely but sadly not for us, This is the second time this has been the case and we won't bother going again.

Staying in the Northstead area of Scarborough we walked to Scalby village for a look around. We decided to have a coffee which was fine. Having had a hotel breakfast we didn't need food but watched enviously as some good looking, and varied, breakfast were served to our fellow visitors. Will not hesitate to call again if in the area.

Menu limited but cakes seem home baked. As the cafe had had a busy day we decided to have sticky toffee pudding which i am sorry to say did not come up to scratch just seemed on ordinary sponge. Been in the past and enjoyed the food. The afternoon teas looked scrumptious

We we’re staying at a caravan and camping site nearby and wanted a breakfast before driving home. We thought we’d give this place a try. Lovely breakfast, my wife wanted crispy bacon and that came out well and I got black pudding as an extra.

We'd been overnight in Scarborough for a concert and wanted more than a generic hotel breakfast. A quick google & drive later we arrived here. Lovely setting, pleasant staff but most importantly- delicious food. I had waffles & the others had avo/eggs/ bacon or sausage butties. Eclectic mix but all thoroughly enjoyed with good coffee.

Decent sandwiches nice cakes good service although a bit cramped. For all of us good experience even had a disabled ramp on hand for a wheelchair

Stayed at the Plough Inn opposite for a wedding and was recommended the Yew Tree for some breakfast. We had a delicious meal - poached eggs on toast and full English. Lovely tasting coffee. The cakes look delicious too, all homemade. Would definitely recommend.

We had read the reviews and we looked forward to a special brunch. However we didn't enjoy our meal. Also the coffee which was a basic filter coffee was horrid. Costs £1.60 with separate hot or cold milk.

The Yew Tree is a small cafe, not many seats, but I have to say it is gorgeous, the staff are so friendly and smile. The food is excellent and well presented. Cakes yummy.

upon arrival you are asked to choose the sandwich of your choice and to pick the cake you would like from the cakes on the counter. It comes in a three tiered cake stand with proper Yorkshire sized sandwiches and scones. You could have a refill of coffee or tea if you needed it. The cups and plates were all different which made it even more quaint. The staff were very pleasant as we were too full to eat all the cake they offered to put the remaining cake in a bag to enable us to take it home,

We have been to Scarborough many times and missed this small cafe. Wonderful cakes etc. The poached eggs on toast needs a special mention, the yolks were dark gold and the taste was as I remember eggs tasting years ago.

well run cafe allowing dogs in with very friendly staff, food was exceptionally good and arrived in good time , all cooked from fresh and hot on the plate , looking forward to next trip

Popped over to see my mum who lives in the village. Long story short went for breakfast sunday morning full English for me with good coffee wife had bacon and pancakes mother had a bacon butty. Bacons good tastiest ive had in a long time...