If you want a treat on a nice summers day the station tea rooms is the place. Sadly there has no…read moretrains since he Beeching cuts but the station house still looks good.I did n't know what to buy a friend for her birthday and took her there for morning coffee and there was a nice selection of snacks and lovely cakes ,scones etc. We sat outside in a pretty garden. it is has its own car park but as most of the former Scarborough to Whitby railway line is a good and very popular walk this is a good stop off.I am waiting for the opportunity to for lunch as I think it will be good.

For anyone looking for something out of the ordinary,then this place is worth a visit.The site is…read morethe station and yard at Cloughton on the old Whitby to Scarborough railway,closed by British Railways in 1965.The station building is a tearoom and B&B and the goods shed has been renovated to provide self catering accomodation.In part of the gardens is a 1962 grounded railway coach which has also been converted to provide further self catering facilities.The remainder of the gardens are given over to tables and seating for the tearoom.The station platform is largely intact,even sporting a signal at one end.We sat in the gardens which in days gone by would have been the track and passing loop.The menu is typical village tearoom fayre sandwiches,toasties,panninis,cakes,cream teas etc.Service was prompt and the staff friendly.The food and drink was satisfactory and the prices were in line with similar businesses.If you find yourself in the area then pop in,if only for the novelty of something different.

Great cafe for coffee, pastries and tea in the morning. Friendly staff and dog friendlyread more

After an exhausting walk following the incorrect route 'coast to coast', I found myself at this…read morelovely tea garden. The bacon in the BLT sandwich was amazing! That was followed by a delicious brownie. Recommend highly!

Lovely place in the middle of the forest to stop for a 'cuppa'. Next to the wonderful Falling Foss…read morewaterfall. Great service, lovely atmosphere.

Waterside as the name suggests is along the river & the scenery is beautiful - some nice cafes for…read morethe usual drinks, snacks, ice cream etc. On New Years Day there is a 'duck race' organised by Knaresborough cricket club - which is always really busy & gets you out to clear your head!

All I can say is that the waterside would never be the same place without RON! Don't think about…read moreleaving..... Now that the Boathouse Cafe has closed along with De Mario's and Now the Yorkshire Lass we really need you there. It is one of the most stunning locations I have ever had the pleasure of sitting down to a hot chocolate at. It is a very friendly family run business. Jules is really the captian but lets ron wear the hat. You can tell if Claire is working as you will hear the laughing from 1/2 a mile away. A great Place. You'll love it!

What an amazing find.... We called ahead one Saturday afternoon last April and they cheerfully gave…read moreus a time to turn up for dinner and we were genuinely surprised by both the quantity and the quality of the food. There is a great choice of dishes on the menu and the wine was good too and it was all reasonably priced. The young staff team were smiley and pleasant and it was a thoroughly enjoyable night. We will be back!!

Try it for the Full English breakfast served 10.00 until 11.30. It costs £5.50 inc coffee or tea -…read moretop quality breakfast, freshly cooked. Worth every penny

Emmas Cafe is one of those places that time forgot! I used to go here every Saturday with my Nana…read morewho used it as a regular meeting spot for her and her friends. They offer tea coffee and soft drinks and a range of breakfast snacks, such as toast and butter, toasted tea cakes and bacon butties! They also have a selection of cakes and pastries and I always used to go for the chocolate eclair - still do! yum Emmas is located on Huntris Row, which is in the centre of Scarborough town centre - but is only a short walk from the seafront - If you can face the 100+ steps (or you can cheat and take the lift!)

Well Hello, did I just fall through a wormhole and traveled back in time? This place will transform…read moreyou to prewar England Circa late 30's maybe 1940. Beautifully and tastefully decorated paying homage to all things prewar hanging on walls and fire mantle, don't miss the restroom. Even if you don't have to go? GO! It's too interesting to miss. The waitresses even dress the part with their dresses, makeup and hair perfectly quaffed. The food; well, I was pleasantly surprised. At first I thought charming quaint themed atmosphere tea room food must be either subpar or just okay. I ordered the daily special and my oh my to my surprise it was real good food served with real Hartlepool happy hospitality. I cannot fault this place. Well expect that it's too far from Miami, Florida. But when in Hartlepool England check this place out for afternoon tea with great Hartlepool charm Prewar. Don't worry you'll be transported back to present times once you get the bill. Not incredibly pricey but not incredibly cheap either I'd say it's reasonable for the food, service and charm. Enjoy.

My daughter recommended we visit here since she enjoyed it so much on her visit to England last…read moreyear. We stopped in here with family for a afternoon snack. It is beautifully decorated with colorful vintage memorabilia. We ordered sandwiches, scones, cheesecakes. Everything was delicious and reasonably priced. I really loved this place!! Also, the owner is sweet and kind.

Deans is a beautiful garden centre which has all the usual garden stuff and a large range of…read moreornaments and nick naks. They have an indoor and outdoor garden section with a varied selection of plants in each. They are slighlty more expensive then other local garden centres but everything is of the highest quality. At Christmas they have a beautiful display of ornaments and decorations, far better than you would get in most shops. they also do a lovely display which is nice for the children to look at. There is a lovely cafe within the garden centre which has beautiful food and has a lovely atmosphere and looks out over the outside garden area.

I actually LOVE everything about this cafe! Cafe Eighteen is the Central Perk for myself and my…read morefriends! It's a cute little privately owned cafe on Olive Street just around the corner from The Bridges. I've been here quite a few times but I'll just outline the relevant points! Their chips (fries) are to die for! Thick cut and perfectly salted....seriously, you're crazy if you add more salt and you're crazy if you say there's too much salt on them......perrrrfffeeecccttt. Their hot drinks are lovely! Only ever tired their mocha but it didn't need any sweetening and that's a plus for me any day. Their desserts/cakes are delicccciiiouuuussss. And they're quite unique haha. American Peanut Butter cake, Oreo Delight, etc but you still got the classics like Lemon Meringue and raspberry tarts. Their paninis are ON POINT. Get their pesto and mozzarella panini, very yummy. They also have small or large English breakfast (both regular and veggie). The best part? I haven't had anything at this cafe that was over £5. A filling panini with chips and coleslaw is £4.50. The mocha and hot drinks are £2.20 and under. I've heard their milkshakes are delicious and they're only £2. You can do the Afternoon Tea deal (any cake with your choice of any tea or coffee) for £4. Staff is extremely friendly, kind, and interactive. Also, 10% student discount :) If you don't try this place soon, I'm gonna be really upset.....that's not very convincing but please go try it :) you won't be disappointed!