Yay! What a great find! Beautiful dining room in this nice old building in the heart of the lovely…read moretown of Skipton. The menu had so much on offer, all of which sounded amazing! From tapas to share, to various starters, mains, steaks, this place has a lot to choose from, including vegetarian options. We went for dinner (but saw they're open from 9am for breakfast) with our Gourmet Society membership card and had a fantastic experience. Great service, good prices considering the high quality and generous portions, and scrumptious everything. Best meal I've had in England in a long time! They also have really great deals for early dinners before 6pm and all day Thursdays, as well as for Sunday roast :)

Called in here for Sunday breakfast, the "full Yorkshire breakfast" was superb !!…read more There is also a farm shop to browse around.

I've tried dozens of little tea rooms over the years, but this one is one of the absolute best I've…read moreever been to. The decor is fantastic, relaxing, and quaint, but more importantly, the food is superb. Everything we tried, from the milkshakes to the desserts, were absolutely finger-licking good. The quality was simply superb. This place is worth going out of one's way to visit. If you're looking for a fantastic lunch, it's where it's at. One note, the place tends to be busy, so it can be a bit of a wait for the food or for the staff, but the food is worth the wait.

Lovely little find on the way home from a weekend away, great breakfast, staff are very friendly,…read morewould definitely visit again

Wonderful place, proper top notch coffee here, and comfy seating nice rustic but modern decorread more

From the owner: Corner House is an independent coffee shop and bar. Open from 8am until late daily, we serve…read morebrunch, lunch and evening small plates, as well as exceptional coffee, wine, beer and cocktails

Delightful Bakewell tart and tea for an afternoon celebration. They welcomed a group of us for…read morepudding with open arms and delicious food. Inside is warm, green, and just a touch rustic.

Delicious brunch and a lovely setting! We came for breakfast…read moreand then a walk and this was perfect. The breakfast was yummy and well cooked and we wi definitely be back!

Such a cute spot near the canal. We ordered to go and the girl taking orders was super friendly,…read moreefficient and getting those orders out. Multi tasking at its best with losing her smile or patience. It was cool to just seat back and watch the whole team work with such great communication. We w ere helped with the questions we had. Shoot even the patrons were nice and helping, too. Love! The gosh and chips were great. First time having a side of mushy peas to go with it and let me tell you, they go great with the chips. You apply your own salt and vinegar to your taste. Great taste of the fish. Definitely clean and fresh oil used. Chips cooked well and prices are great, too. You'll get your food quickly so you'll be able to enjoy it right away.

Well Bizzie Lizzie's was the request of grandpa for dinner so we sure didn't want to disappoint. It…read moreis basically a Denny's (for the Americans) which specializes in fish and chips. They fish and chips were decent, definitely not great... But then again I am just not crazy about them in general. The service was quick and friendly. They have a street front takeout for fish and chips as well if you're looking for something quick!

This was an awesome breakfast decision. It was right next door to the hotel we were staying at and…read morevery convenient. We had the chicken and waffles and the classic. I was blown away when I was told that it was the first day the Chicken and waffles were on the menu and I was the second person to order it. It was delicious and I recommend it to anyone who dines there. If in the Trafford area this is a must!!!

Ladies that Lunch! This weekend we 3 Ladies (no laughing)…read morewent for a drive into Lancashire and stumbled across the village of Whalley. Whilst browsing the shops and buying random things we don't really need we found a Deli called Benedicts. It had a great selection of local produce;chutneys, pork pies, artisan breads etc and attached to the Deli was its own restaurant. Impressed with the selection of produce and surroundings we opted to eat there. After only a few minutes a table was available for us and sat down to peruse the menu. To start we ordered Antipasti to share and for mains we ordered Seafood Linguini, Chicken Skewers with Stir Fry and Home Made Fish Pie. After 20 minutes our drinks arrived and after waiting an hour and asking where our food was our Antipasti arrived! It was lovely but waiting an hour for something so simple didn't fill me with joy. Both the Linguini and Fish Pie were good and sizeable portions but the Chicken (I think it was chicken anyway) was terrible. The stir fry whick consisted of 2 leaves of bok choy on someting beige, was overcooked and 3 tiny skewers of meat. When you've waited well over an hour at this point, it just isn't good enough and we were hungry! My main issue with this restaurant is the service. Its REALLY poor and very disorganised. There were plenty of staff but nobody knew what was going on, tables weren't cleared and the they don't know the meaning of attentive. I don't want someone constantly asking if everything is ok, but just once would have been acceptable. I felt like I lost half of my weekend just on a lunch! Like I said, food (apart from Chicken Skewers with Stir Fry) was good. Just don't pop in and think you'll be able to have a quick lunch!!

Came here with my boyfriend for anniversary brunch (well breakfast technically because they only do…read morebrunch on a Sunday) and had the vegetarian breakfast plate. This consisted of eggs (I chose poached), vegetarian black pudding, beans, toast, hash browns and grilled tomatoes. I opted to swap the mushrooms (ugh) for spinach. It was good overall. One of my eggs wasn't runny which was a shame and the whole breakfast was lukewarm, but the black pudding was really tasty. It had pearl barley in it and really did taste similar for real black pudding which was clever. My boyfriend thought they were a bit stingy on the beans. I had a spiced chai latte with almond milk (nice but not hot enough) and my boyfriend had a luxury hot chocolate which came with cream and a flake (he could have had marshmallows too). The place has a great ambience and feels very chilled out. The service is excellent and it has a really cute deli and shop attached to it. Definitely worth a visit as there are not many great places for brunch in the Ribble Valley.

THE best coffee shop in skipton. They take so much care over their coffee and use fresh locally…read moresourced products for their food. The staff are friendly and helpful-nothing is too much trouble. Don't need to go anywhere else in Skipton.

Great coffee, good price, food for me is hit and miss, not a lot of dairy or gluten free optionsread more

The vastness that once was Toymaster is now an independent cafe, a warm one with clean tables, lots…read moreof space, loose leaf teas on the counter, and soft seats. So far, so good. Eh. I dunno. When I saw this was going to open, I was super excited. New cafe! In my town! Yes! See, Skipton has a Costa, and more recently, a Caffé Nero, which opened a few doors down from Costa (boldly ignoring the council and little details like planning permission), and lots of cute shops have gone bust. See for example my beloved Russian Tea Room. Heartbreak. But here is Capo, a gigantic place as Skipton goes, and it just... Doesn't. Doesn't what? You ask. Just doesn't. It isn't entirely its own fault perhaps; it's always practically empty and short on atmosphere (cause or effect?) and the menu is disappointing: nothing but sandwiches and jacket tatties with uninspired and uninspiring fillings. The service, given the number of people in here when I went: slow. The fact is stretches back so far beyond the shop front means there's very little in the way of natural light, which you can capitalise on to make a cosy cave of a place, but they haven't. It's just all a bit DFS, or like it was built in The Sims: Hot Date: too blocky and repetitive. And my toasty, at just under four quid: nothing special. Shop bread and a lettuce leaf sitting disconsolately beside it. I mean, tasty enough, and if I'd got it from a cart at a festival I wouldn't mind, but not worth the price and not worth the ten minute wait. The weird thing is it feels like a chain coffee shop crossed with a cheap sandwich shop. It's having a massive identity crisis and needs to figure out what it wants to be, and fast. It's got a great location and a lovely space, and all the potential, but it isn't offering anything you can't get elsewhere and it isn't offering it at an equal standard. For my part, I'm going back to Cafe 76 for now.

Totally disagree with previous review. Café is spotlessly clean - more than can be said for some…read moreof the coffee shops in Skipton. Coffee is excellent and hot chocolate is to die for. Staff are pleasant and courteous Service was quick and toasted teacake was delicious. Hope this Café takes off as it really is very very good.