Although restored a few years to a shop it is only since the addition of the cafe that things have…read morereally taken off here. Another boost was the seal of Royal approval when H.M. The Queen visited in May of this year. The meats served here are all locally sourced, raised, killed, smoked, cooked etc. The back bacon is unbelievably good. Some good deals with the pie of the day - usually game or steak - and other tasty morsels such as pates, sandwiches etc. Very pleasant surrounds, staff and reasonable prices. Recommended eating and shopping. They now do a Sunday Roast with choice of Lamb,Beef or pork. All very tasty and good value. A limited Evening menu has also now appeared. I cannot recommend this place highly enough

We went here for a celebration meal on Wednesday evening, their high season, longer opening hours…read morehave now started. We'd booked our table, just in case and were seated on the balcony, which was lovely. Three of our party ordered the braised steak and oxtail pie, we can't recommend it enough, it was utterly delicious!!! My son's girlfriend had the lamb dish from the specials list, she said it was gorgeous!!! The vegetables were perfect, wonderful chips (a previous reviewer thinks they use frozen chips, I don't know where that idea came from, the chips we had were most definitely made from scratch), mashed potatoes and celeriac, perfectly cooked carrots and the best braised red cabbage I've ever tasted (I'm a big red cabbage fan so believe me, this is praise indeed). We managed to fit dessert in, we were all too full for big desserts, so had cake, husband and son had triple espresso and walnut, son's girlfriend went for chocolate while I chose Tunisian orange. We all thought our cakes were wonderful but I'm sure I 'won' because the orange cake was surely unbeatable, it was really, really delicious!!! The prices are very reasonable too, four meals, four portions of cake and a bottle of Prosecco came in at less than £80-00!!! The staff were attentive, but not too much so, the atmosphere was great, in fact everything was just perfect. If you're in the area, treat yourself, I promise, you won't be disappointed!

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.

Outstanding cafe and home to the Trawlermans Challenge. Really friendly and thoughtful staff, and a…read morereally good breakfast!

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.

Humble pie n mash is one of the most memorable food experiences we had on our trip to England. We…read morevisited this cute little place with family that came from Australia (we came from the US). We were all starving and had to wait maybe only 15 minutes for a table, and the wait was certainly worth it. The menu is limited, as they only serve meat pies (with two veggie pie options- one vegan and one vegetarian). Your pie comes with mashed potato and either peas or mashed peas. The pies are quite large and they're so delectable. Best meat pies we had on the trip. The portions of potatoes and peas are generous, too. What really brings the experience to the next level, though, are the dishes the pies are served in and the music playing in the background. It creates an "old timey" experience that is the perfect touch. I will be dreaming of those pies, and would highly recommend that anyone in the area go here. It's a MUST.

They had the most beautiful pies and desserts! We had great service and lovely atmosphere. I highly…read morerecommend this place. We had the steak pie and the goat cheese and veg pie, both delicious.

This is seriously one of the coolest coffee/tea shops I've been in. (And I come from the Pacific…read moreNorthwest, Self-Proclaimed Land of Coffee, so that's saying something.) The entire place is decked out with (you guessed it) Sherlock Holmes memorabilia, which makes for a very fun theme. The chairs are cozy and the hot chocolate is scrumptious. If you find yourself in lovely Whitby, please do yourself a favor and stop by.

Walked in out of the rain and was greeted back in time to a warm and cosy grandma's living room…read moretype with dark panels, bookcase, old leather bound books and other ornate pieces. Looks a bit overwhelming to start with as my eyes adjusted to the darkness. We found a table in a corner and far inside on what seemed like an end of a hallway with tables on either side. We choose our drinks and cakes went to the counter to order. Our order came pretty quick. I ordered a coffee, latte, scone and fruit meringue. They were delicious. The price was average too, just under £10 for 2 drinks, scone and meringue

I came here for lunch on a day trip to Whitby and found this cafe pretty ok. They were packed at…read morelunchtime on Easter Sunday when I went, but got a seat outside. The menu had a lot of options from salads and sandwiches to hot mains, so there's plenty to choose from. The portions were and quality of food was good, and the crab and seafood salad was really nice. Overall great for lunch with good choice among all the fish and chips shops around. Reasonable prices.

Scampi & chips, with mushy peas and French dressed salad, food for the gods…read more Friendly staff, with a warm welcome into cosy surroundings. Definitely a place i'll visit again.

This place made my week in Whitby! Ate here twice for lunch…read more Great food, all homemade, great value and wonderful staff Only downside was a silly woman who allowed here dog to sit on her knee and kept feeding it from the table! Did'nt mind that they allow dogs, have them myself, but they should stay firmly on the floor. Will be back tho' later in the year.

Fantastic little place. Nice coffee, friendly welcoming atmosphere, absolutely delicious (and huge)…read morehome made cakes. Service has always been warm, friendly and with a smile. They are also very welcoming to dogs. The thing me and my wife particulary like is that the cafe is lined with second hand books, and we rarely go in without coming away with some new reading matter. What more could you want? Highly reccommended

During the WGW or summer this place can get very busy so I'm always disappointed if there are no…read morespare tables as I really enjoy eating here. They have a good range of food, the staff are really friendly and there's just such a great atmosphere about the place

Whitby isn't short of tea rooms, they are every few paces it seems, yet we keep going back to the…read moresame one, Whitby Tea Rooms is on Church street and you can't miss its red interior. You go in and there are tables in the window and the rest in front of you leading to a counter where you place your order. There is a menu on the table and specials up on the board. We've tried pretty much everything in there and go back time and again, as the food is good and prices are reasonable. As well as sandwiches, all day breakfasts and soup, they do special hot meals such as lasagne, and a wide selection of cakes, and yummy treacle tart. After you place your order the food will be cooked fresh and brought to you and then you pay at the counter afterwards. My tip is to get a window seat so you can watch the world go past as you wait.

Excellent little cafe with friendly staff. Got to be the best ice-cream in Whitby which is all home…read moremade along with their yummy cakes. If you are still around in Whitby for tea on Fridays, then don't miss out on the tapas.