It's always good for us. Kedgeree, oh my oh my, love it. I was allowed to wheel the trolley of…read moredeserts around but sadly could not put a pinny on. I have a menu to take back to the USA so I can plan my tea parties expertly. This is the best and our staff were so professional, friendly and clearly liked what they did. More Kedgeree Vicar?

Betty's lived up to its expectations. Expect to wait in a queue because that's how popular it is…read more In the front they have a shop section where you can buy all their delicious desserts, tea and other items. It's a very nice place for brunch with family or afternoon tea with friends. Food is delicious, staff is friendly and the restaurant is adorable! Just the place you imagine for high tea.

I love this place!! The Garthway is ideal for a shoppers lunch, or breakfast! A large menu with…read morequiche, omlettes, open and closed hot and cold sandwiches, soups, and much more with deserts that would make your mouth water but the bill wont do the same for you eyes! Set over two levels with a small toilet downstairs it is a quaint, clean and well run cafe. It can get very busy at lunchtime and often there is a queue for tables so I tend to go for lunch at 11.30am or wait until after 1pm to avoid the rush, but it is definitely worth a visit. First class!

Lovely tea rooms, obviously very popular as its always busy. Wide choice of food which is always…read morefresh & tasty. Service is pleasant. Interior could do with a little bit if modernisation although this is minor.

I live in the north of Scotland and go down to Northallerton for a reunion once a year in May. On…read moreFriday 16th May I bought several chesses fro Lewis & Cooper. One of my favourites is Harrogate Blue from Shepherd's Purse and I bought a large lump. The L&C wrapping showed a best by date of 26 May. When I got home on the Sunday I put the wrapped parcel in the fridge. On Monday I opened it to have some with lunch. It immediately did not smell right. Upon unwrapping the original Shepherd's Purse label had best by date of 3 April. The rind was oozing and over-ripe. I emailed Lewis and Cooper, no response. On Wednesday I emailed again with no response. DREADFUL CUSTOMER SERVICE.

What a delightful shopping experience. The store is well laid out, with fairly wide aisles. The…read morestore contains a variety of lovely produce, including;jams,cakes,spices,eggs and some more unusual products for those with specific allergy requirements. The store also contains a meat and cheese counter, with some fantastic pates. There are usually a few nice samples on the top of this counter which are well worth a try! The cake decorations they sell are great, and could really make a normal cake special. There is also a cafe upstairs, which I have yet to try, but if its anything like the rest of the shop, I'm sure it's fab! The only reason I have given this 4 stars instead of 5 is because everytime I enter this shop, I get a horrible buzzing in my ears. Hmmm Nevertheless, don't let that put you off! Well worth a look.

I love this store - just can't afford to shop in there too often! Marks and Sparks food is crammed…read morewith delious and exciting foods, all your normal stuff but M&S take it a step further - prices are generally higher than your usual supermarket but if youre looking for somethig different for tea or have guests this is the place to go. thats said, many people use M&S for their weekly shops too. Friendly staff, well stocked shelves - a fantatsic touch of luxury on the high street

If you are like me, trawling the A1/M1 north to south and south to north happens all too regularly…read more Moto makes me think a fairy dies every time you walk through those automated doors. Little Chef is, well, it's Little Chef, and I think we all know what that means, right, right? On my latest venture south of the border, I was travelling with the oldies, which means we travel at the speed of the parents. Which, on the bright spring day that was Thursday, was alright with me. What was not alright was the prospect of eating crappy overpriced food and drinking burnt coffee at any one of the service stations that blot the landscape. Enough, I thought, we are ambling the day away, therefore, why be forced into bad food land? Lets take a risk and pull off the motorway to find a cafe, or a pub to have lunch. And so we did after a couple of attempts and misses of exits (hair raising, indeed!) which brought us into the village of Leeming Bar. We would have pulled away back onto the motorway, but luckily we went left instead of right (that might have been down to me demanding to go to Northallerton... but never mind that) and came across Spring House Farm Shop. Inside is a gallery of homebaked treats - bread, cake, roulade... as well as the normal items shops sell i.e. chutneys etc. At the back was a small cafe, where we tucked into cheese and onion chutney (caramelised... so. damn. good.) sandwiches (home baked bread rolls) and soup. My eye fell on... well, I can't tell you, as it's my sister's birthday present and a fellow member on yelp, but it was really rather smart, I promise you. I, as the lardass member of the family, also grabbed a slice of coffee and walnut cake. Although the walnuts were not spread through the sponge, it was one of the lightest sponges I have had in a long time. Glad I tried! By the end I had spent forty quid on my sandwich - one birthday present down, some tomato and smoked garlic ketchup, onion marmalade as well as some mango chutney and some other bits and bobs. My other sister bought breakfast (some amazing giant field mushrooms) from the small but delicious fresh vegetable section and we were good to go. This is definitely up there on my list of farmers markets and a welcome change on what is one helluva laborious drive.

From the owner: Fresh baking homemade style, fresh seasonal fruit and veg, pickles and jams, rare breed meats from…read morelocal suppliers, cheeses from wenslydale, Dont forget our coffee shop serving fresh ground coffee, panini toasted sandwiches and home made cakes, open monday saturday 9am to 4pm sunday 9am to 3pm.

This is now known as the Co-Op. It is quite a small store, mainly stocked with household…read moreessentials. It has no windows which makes it quite dark inside. It is usually open late which is handy for if you just need something while making tea you can just pop to the shop and get it! The store itself is kept quite clean and tidy. Outside the store there is a bike rack and a small parking area. The staff are friendly and there are frequently items of offer. This shop also has a pay point which is useful, as a lot of the people who live nearby have pre-payment meters for their gas and electric.