Highly recommend the Tea Room in Harrogate England! The owner was able to give us some great…read morerecommendations as we traveled to Edinburgh. Come and enjoy the AMAZING hospitality and GREAT scones and hand blended tea!! Superb!!!! We will be back!!

Nice place within indoor shopping centre. Very nice staff and very nice coffee but only gave three…read morestars because it is overpriced. Much too expensive to recommend.

Amazing teas. Beautiful service…read more Great selection of foods on the menu. Prices are fair. Would come back & highly recommend.

Good food. Nice environment. Efficient. Friendly staff…read more.................................... Delete the 85 character requirement. Dumb!

I had heard about this place but hadn't quite sought it out…read more.. it's got all those hipster/artisan vibes that great coffee independents tend to have. Perfect coffee and a perfect bacon sandwich has just arrived

As my boyfriend is of the barista orientation, I can sometimes be subjected to being dragged around…read morecoffee shops and pretending like I know what he's talking about, when he's describing the extraction levels, and other such coffee-nerd lingo. This was one of our first stops in Harrogate, and I'm so glad! You don't have to be a coffee expert to appreciate the coffees here. They are really great. The staff were very friendly and alongside great customer service, the atmosphere in the brew bar was so relaxing. No pretentious feeling or snobby looks (except from the boyfriend) when I asked for advice on a coffee to choose. (I had a climpson and sons Colombian bean by the way, and it was really smooth with chocolatey notes). We were lucky enough to sit right in the window seat, and the decor of the place makes it feel cosy in a edgy-hipster way. The only thing that I'm not a fan of, and it's purely personal preference is the name. Why they had to seek inspiration from London (the interior is also dotted with London buses and tube maps), I have no idea? Harrogate is such a beautiful place, and I personally think they should have embraced their own identity more and been proud of their Harrogate routes! But like I said, just my opinion.

Very good restaurant, good food, people quite nice people are working , and food so testread more

Since moving to Leeds I've been trying to find a good coffee shop to replace my favourite back in…read moreYork. Next stop was Mrs Atha's. Trying to locate Mrs Atha's was not the easiest. The proverbial vulture circling in the sky looking for its prey I eventually located and headed towards. You'd be forgiven for following suite, the outside is painted black to match the shops that surround it. This is a slight downfall from it's location and one I presume they have no control over due the nature of the area. Time to take the plunge, my caffeine levels where dropping rapidly. Upon entering you are greeted with the feeling of entering a cave, dark and sparsely lit. On your right is the coffee station, to your left are the stairs downstairs and in front a selection of eclectic seating. A warm greeting was given and after a short perusal I plumbed for my statuary cappuccino. Now normally it takes about 15 seconds for me to place an order but this never happened. My eyes kept wandering, looking at the delights and my mouth kept watering. I have a weak spot for chocolate and cakes and my knees started to tremble. Laid before was a bevvy of delights for me to try. I had to have a nibble and so I did. Just a quick nibble, a little delight, a chocolate truffle shaped piece of heaven. So I ordered my cappuccino and truffles and was asked to take a seat while my coffee was readied. Unfortunately upstairs was full to the brim so I plumbed for a seat downstairs. That was a shame, upstairs is quaint, quirky and generally original. What a difference to upstairs. Crammed between the entrance to the toilets and a small kitchen area are a few seats/tables, the highlight being an old school desk. Not the atmosphere I thought it would be. While talking to the friendly staff member while she cooked was nice it's not the type of area I really want to sit and enjoy a coffee. I think if I come back I'll make sure I get a seat upstairs. My coffee arrived after about 5 minutes along with my truffles and I sat back to do some work and enjoy my caffeine fix. I know there are people that like a drink as hot at the inside of a volcano and I know there are those that like to tip it down their throats but me, I like to sip on it over a period of 30 minutes to enjoy the full potential of the ground beans. This could not happen with this coffee. By the time 5 minutes had reached my coffee was on the verge of the next Ice Age. Not good. Don't get me wrong, it's a damn fine coffee, not as good as La Bottega/Laynes but damn good non the less. So in a nut shell, the coffee was good (if a little too cold), the downstairs is not good, the truffles AMAZING and the service good indeed. I will return if only to try more chocolaty delights.

Out of the Woods is my local sandwich shop & all round fab independent cafe (yes, I am that lucky!)…read moreand I'm telling you, they do a mean sandwich. They also do lots of other goodness that you're bound to love. I can be a fussy eater. I don't do rocket, I've only just tried brie, I'm a bit strange about chutneys but the salami, goats cheese and mango chutney sandwich is one of the best sandwiches I've had. Even the rocket in it tastes nice. If its breakfast you're looking for, the choice ranges from porridge & granola to pastries and fruit. The breakfast smoothie is one of the best I've ever had. Seriously good. On top of all that, you can even buy Yorkshire Crisps and Lottie Shaw's parkin!! YES! Seriously though, this is a good place, it isn't too pricey and the menu is varied. Plus, they won't judge you. I went in in PJs once when I was unwell & they didn't bat an eyelid! Nice peeps!

Out Of The Woods is an awesome little coffee shop. I've never visited their original store on Water…read moreLane but the Granary Wharf place is a beauty. Really nice food (I recommend the ginger and cinnamon oatmeal cookies!), very good coffee and a really, really nice atmosphere. The place is decked out perfectly, really rustic yet somehow super modern. Really great place to visit. I'm just hoping they open another store closer to my place of work - hows about it guys? =)

For an independent coffee house on the main pedestrianised area of Burnley, it does a pretty good…read morejob. Its opposite a large Costa but does seem to have its own repetitive customer base, which is easy to see why. The environment is friendly and cosy. There is a large selection of cakes, coffees and even light meals inc today there was 4 choices of soup! Price wise for coffee its average, with a reasonably prices toasted T-cake with Jam for £1.65. The girl on the till taking ordered a little quiet, petite and mouse like, which to be honest for such a coffee shop needs someone with more vigour and personality, think of the Starbucks staff who generally cant do enough for you... Thats whats needed here! Oh yes, ask for a loyalty card... After 9 coffees your next is free!

Rhode Island Coffee appears to be very popular in Burnley town centre. The main reason for this is…read morethat there doesn't seem to be anything better! An excellent range of teas and coffees and a range of cakes such as chocolate cake and scones with jam & butter. I decided to try one of the scones, as they looked home made and seemed quite good value. Theres a few comfortable seats but most of the seating us quite hard and unforgiving. They have wifi available through a service which you need to sign up to which was too much of a faff to be bothered. A bit of redecoration & updating wouldn't go amiss, especially externally. I would go again if I happen to be in Burnley town centre, but only because theres nothing better.

Manor Coffee is almost like Otley's answer to Ikley's Betty's - a more down to earth place, but…read moresimilarly frequented by the elderly and good at serving tea and cakes, which is of such importance in a place like Otley. It's quite nice inside, with a sort of old-fashioned coffee-shop approach to spacing (quite cramped) but nice modern simple furniture. It's never too busy in my experience, although I can imagine there being a rush at lunch or breakfast time as the workers of Otley look to get their caffeine (or more likely tea) fix. The tea is top notch, but if you prefer coffee like I do, you get a fairly standard mug. The place is nothing special, but you might find it welcoming for somewhere to sit down on busy market days in the town.

this is a very friendly and lovely cafe to have a first class meal and the owners give a first…read moreclass service David Tobin

Adorable little place with great coffee! The workers are very nice and helpful! Loved their…read morecappuccino and lattes. My go-to coffee stop on my way to work.

Great location, unique style, delicious breakfast baguettes! The only thing that could make this…read moreplace better is slightly larger furniture and free wifi! You won't be disappointed!