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United Kingdom Food Guide: 3 Soups food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Newby Bridge
Find out what Soups restaurants to try in Newby Bridge including Harry's Cafe Bar, Fourpence Cafe & Shoppe, The Green Housekeeper Cafe
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1. Harry's Cafe Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Harry's Cafe Bar is a delightful cafe full of antiques and character, situated within Yew Tree Barn, a huge Lake District barn, home to WRS Architectural Antiques, Galleries and studios. Take a seat in the stylish quirky cafe and choose from the menu or s
Reviewed By lakelover908
Called in here unexpectedly for lunch. You do now have to wait to be seated. Unfortunately fireplace area with comfy chairs is no longer there but more tables and chairs have been put in their place. Food and drinks excellent. Staff friendly.Thank you very much for your appreciation following lunch with us. You are right that it's a shame we have had to lose the comfy area, but despite our previous expansion we still required more seating for people to enjoy the cafe food and drink, for which we need proper tables and chairs. (Waiting to be seated just means that the staff are aware of new customers, and ensures fairness in the order of orders!) We appreciate you taking the time to review us, and hope to see you again.
2. Fourpence Cafe & Shoppe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By JohnEdwinI
This little café is there to be appreciated. Full of trinkets and goods, your eyes wander to the hats and clocks that adorn the walls (as well as some items for sale). But take some time to savour the food on offer and try to resist a cake to follow!! I had the raebit with a veggie topping and wished I had more time for that cake but had to dash. Must leave more time for cake next time. And a gorgeous homemade lemonade too
3. The Green Housekeeper Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 445 reviews
Reviewed By Roy_and_Val
We stopped by here while visiting the Coniston area. The cafe had a large and interesting menu, good pricing and more than enough choices for everyone. They even offer to make to order anything that isn't on their menu. The cafe was cosy,warm and welcoming. The staff were only to happy to help and offer advice on where to visit while in Coniston...there is more to Coniston than the exploits of Donald Campbell and his sad demise in Bluebird.
