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Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Great Ayton. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you. including Cafe Sapori, Fletchers Farm Coffee Shop, Glebe Cottage, The Velveteen Rabbit Luncheon Club, The Belted Bull Restaurant, Badgers, The Cats Whiskers, Sadlers Cafe & Bistro, The Priory Bistro, West Green Deli
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10. West Green Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Steve M
We visit regularly for afternoon snacks - coffee cake & biscuits. The service is always friendly and smiling. The atmosphere is much quieter than most of the other places in town - I use hearing aids and the background clatter and hubbub in some places makes life difficult for me. The parking outside is not time-limited (2 hours max elsewhere) and there is usually a space within a few yards. Well recommended!
9. The Priory Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By Maureen S
6 of us went to the Christmas Quiz night and really enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. We did quiz papers between courses, a light-hearted bit of fun. The staff were extremely attentive and pleasant, nothing was too much bother. Would have no hesitation in recommending this lovely little bistro
8. Sadlers Cafe & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
We are a small & cosy Cafe & Bistro situated in the North Yorkshire Market town of Stokesley. We serve a daytime menu with salads, sandwiches and light bites, as well as delicious coffees and homemade cakes. We offer our Bistro menu on Thursday -Saturday
Reviewed By David N
We were out wandering around Stokesley and doing a spot of shopping. We were looking for somewhere to have lunch when we came across Sadlers. We decided to go in for lunch and we are really glad we did. We were greeted very warmly as we entered the restaurant. The man behind the bar was very friendly. I had Haddock, Chips and Peas. My wife had chicken escalope with mustard and honey accompanied by chips and salad. We felt that our meals were delicious! My fish and chips were cooked to perfection and the peas were really tender and sweet, a bit similar to petite poiâs. Our meal was a delight to eat and at £14 for two meals it was a great deal!We really enjoyed our lunch!Itâs a great place to have lunch!
7. The Cats Whiskers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By Nikki C
We accidentally stumbled across this cafe/restaurant on the first day of our holidays. Staff were extremely accomodating and helped us negotiate a place for our son's pushchair. Myself and my husband ordered a cooked breakfast... Both were delicious, fresh and hot; perfect for a rainy Sunday brunch. We were so pleased we'd found this cafe and will be considering popping in again.
6. Badgers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Reviewed By KurtM586
Beautifully placed across from the church, Badger's is on a small square which offers great Al fresco dining. Good variety on the menu (albeit no badger products). We had the southern fried chicken wrap and the scrambled egg and salmon bagel. Very helpful and friendly staff.
5. The Belted Bull Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 361 reviews
Reviewed By Olwyn L
We meet up once a month for lunch and we decided to try the cafe at Lordstones Lovely setting A beautiful smart building The food and coffee were very good as was the service Immaculate toilets The farm shop is a delightful add on Excellent belted cattle meat on saleWe are delighted that you enjoyed your experience and visit to Lordstones. We continually strive to exceed expectations & our welcoming staff, together with the finest locally sourced ingredients & produce are well received & appreciated.We look forward to seeing you again
4. The Velveteen Rabbit Luncheon Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Elizabeth G
We have passed this cafe quite a few times but as we have an elderly mum with us with limited mobility it is usually difficult to park nearby. However we found a space and went in for lunch. Inside it is lovely and the decor is certainly different. The staff were lovely and the lunch was delicious. Two of us had the cheese and meat croissant and my husband had a chicken wrap. I would have given 5 stars but we bought 2 cheese scones to take away and unfortunately they were tasteless - Shame but we will go back for lunch again.
3. Glebe Cottage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Currently closed until further notice while we find new tenants to run the tearoom. Interested in running your own business / tearoom? If so, drop us an email.
Reviewed By alwayspositiveJJ
Kildale is a delightful hamlet on the Esk valley trainline, close to Great Ayton in North Yorkshire National Park. There is free parking near to this café (station car park) and you can walk in several directions in the National Park. such as: Onto Captain Cooks Monument or onto Park Nab. The café is under the new ownership (July 2018) of a charming young man in his early 20's with a real passion for food. It is open 6 days a week (closed Thursday) from 9.30-4.30. So if you are partial to a cake and a coffee after your walk (or drive) of fancy a light lunch then I can recommend this little eatery. Enjoy
2. Fletchers Farm Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Alfresco dining
Reviewed By Nutty1966
Beautiful food, well cooked and not long to wait, Sunday morning busy with lots of people, seemed popular with cyclists and lots of dogs dotted about. Well worth a visit, my husband, son and I all had the full English mum had bacon sandwich, pot of tea and lovely large latte for myself. Reasonable prices and nice settings with goats and a tiny baby goat who was so cute, could have 'kidnapped' him, give it a try, you wont be disappointedaw thank you for the review, it is kind of you to make those nice comments. We are really pleased you enjoyed your food and your experience when visiting us. The tiny goat to which you refer is called Woody and is getting bigger, although I think he will always be cute. Hope to see you all again.
1. Cafe Sapori
I have more than a mild obsession with everything Italian. Cafe Sapori is palace to experience the joys of authentic Italian Coffee, Wine and food. I travel to Italy Regularly to experience what it has to offer and bring back these experiences for you to
Reviewed By Couple10
We visited for an evening meal following the change from mainly daytime to mainly evening service. The place has been totally transformed with new deco, tables etc and is very impressive. The pizzas were extremely good, the sweet potato fries excellent and the Italian ice cream exceptional. Weâll definitely become regular evening visitors.
