A bit of a let down tbh, we'd heard good things and were keen to stop off here while walking on the…read moreamazing Bolton Abbey Trail (Welly walk is great for kids - £8 per car to park inside the Abbey area) They do a full menu but we were only really interested in stopping mid afternoon for cake/scones and tea/coffee so I don't know what more substantial meals are like. The scone was very average and dry and the coffee I had very bitter - not great at all... The view balanced it out for me, really amazing over the whole Abbey and countryside as far as the eye can see. *Parent pro tip - no baby changing facilities here, you need to walk a few mins down the road to use the loos next to the village store near the big car park*

I've been talking about going here for the past 4 years since I moved here with my mum and nan and…read morewe finally decided to go last week for Mother's Day. The food was incredible, the service was quick and the atmosphere was lovely, everything was so clean and had a homely vibe to it. Definitely one of my favourite places to eat.

We found this little spot quite by mistake. It is located right across the car park and originally…read morewe were going to go for a walk and look around town, but it looked so inviting and they have great sings with what they offer to eat, so we gave it a go. We were promptly greeted and sat down. Plenty of tables and most of them occupied. Always a good sign when you see all the patrons were really enjoying their meal and their time. Being in the Yorkshire Dales, I wanted to try their Yorkshire pudding. They had a full meal version or the smaller version. We had both, haha. My husband opted for the full and I did the side. We also order hot drinks because the weather was a bit chilly. Clean place and it's cutely decorated. You definitely get that cozy small town feel. The Yorkshire pudding meal did not disappoint. The best part was the gravy, absolutely homemade. It has such a great flavor. Perfect to smother all the rest of my meal with. The cabbage was cooked perfectly so it was soft but not mushy. Same with the carrots and peas. As with the mashed potatoes, you can also taste the homely preparation. No canned or boxed items here. Exactly what you expect from a friendly and cozy town like Skipton. Pleased and full bellied. Would come back here in an instant.

A tiny cafe but there was a steady stream of people ordering the meat and potato pie. I went for…read morethe same and it was superb. The chef was friendly and attentive and made sure our food was delivered hot and well presented. I will certainly be back for another serving of that excellent pie.

Charming little cafe in the charming little town of Gargrave. You can sit in front of the log fire…read moreand sip your Yorkshire tea while chomping your teacakes. You get the picture. Also has real old fashioned sweet shop attached. I guess the Americans would call this "quirky". The menus proclaim: "The Dalesman Cafe - New York, Paris, Gargrave - but mostly Gargrave." Says it all really.

over £11 for 2 bacon sandwiches and 2 insipid coffees (cappucino and cafe tierre). sandwiches…read moreconsisted of small dry bread roll and 1 slice of bacon. and why scatter a few crisps and a bit of salad on the plate. staff fine lovely building but the food overpriced and pointless

This place has my heart always, I always go here with my mum and nan or with my best friend for a…read moredrink and a cake, the food is lovely, the service is great and the environment is always clean and they have such pretty decorations. I can't fault it at all, you really get what you pay for

Cute place and very heavily staffed. You'll definitely get good service…read more The interior is a mix of a four-year-old's imagination, mixed with Alice in Wonderland and my grandma's home. It's a lot of fun! They have sweet and savory items, though as the shop name might indicate, they focus on sweets. It was suggested to me to get cake, which I did. Chocolate and banana. They had a red and blue cake (raspberry and blueberry), as well as a chocolate fruit and nut cake and a gluten free chocolate cake. These apparently change daily and on busy days, I'm told as often as four times per day. No promises the favor you wish will be available. As for the chocolate and banana cake, I was a little disappointed they use artificial banana. Fresh banana in cake makes it moister and has a natural banana flavor, which I'd have much preferred. The chocolate part of the cake was good and moist. The filtered coffee was good and strong. I think they had a multitude of other sweets near the register, too!

I really like Coffee and Cream. It's not as trendy as some of the other coffee shops in Skipton but…read morethe service is very good, food home cooked and tasty and the staff friendly. The prices are also very reasonable. Nice place to go on a Sunday for a relaxing coffee and toastie or maybe a cake. As with most places in Skipton, it tends to be very busy on a Saturday.