Ok - so we popped into here on a day trip to Haworth and after arriving and perusing around 8…read morepotential tea and cake places, I really do feel we struck gold with this choice! They're called a coffee house but they also have as equally as good tea menu and it's amazing to see so many different blends on offer. The cake menu is also huge and all are baked fresh each day - in fact it was so good that I really wanted 2 slices but maybe my heart was pleased that that didn't happen... All I'll say is that the orange and almond cake was delicious and so so moist - yum! The real 5 star hero of this place though is the owner who was just really lovely! Very accommodating to our 2 year old daughter, she was also super friendly and welcoming to us - plus really went the extra yard by selling us some lovely ham for our picnic after all the nearby shops were shut - really nice extra touch and just massively genuine! I'd highly recommend this place if you're in the area - it's even worth a drive out to if you're not!

My friend and I happened to spot this on the way back to our B&B. On first impressions it was so…read moreelegant and spacious. We pulled our chairs up to the fire, I ordered a (dark) hot chocolate which probably rates as one of the best hot chocolates I've ever had (I forgot to ask what the brand was, d'oh!)! My only gripe was the brownie, it was too dense and moist, more like a biscuit cake - almost like it was uncooked? Brownies are so varied though, so this just wasn't to my taste. The friendly young waitress chatted to us and offered us a homemade biscotti, I was hesitant, as I don't like the prepacked version, but this was divine! I only wish I'd bought some on the way out, as they have them to sell. Next time I'm back in the village I will seriously consider booking this B&B. Thank you for a wonderful final afternoon in Haworth! (Visited November 2012)

Lovely coffee shop/ bakery. Had a delightful mocha and picked up some yorkshire fat tykes to take…read morehome .

We stopped here for an excellent English breakfast (no, that's not an oxymoron) in a bustling,…read morefriendly atmosphere. Their baked goods and coffee were also very tasty and inviting. Prices are very reasonable, especially considering their location in an intensely touristic street adjacent to the Bronte Parsonage Museum. Many of the other nearby culinary choices were substantially more expensive.

Lovely cafe, nice decor and seating. Parking at back of building. Got a friendly hello as soon as…read morewe entered. There is a great selection on the menu (including a small kids section) and a daily specials board with discounts for take-away. We had 'the works' which was full english breakfast including loads of toast with jams and a pot of coffee. It came quickly, was very filling and reasonably priced. I also got a huge slab of carrot cake to take home which was lovely! This cafe has been open a while now and I've never seen it empty, it fact it usually looks pretty busy and I can see why now! I will be going again soon.

Ace cafe. Home cooked fresh food. Very good fry up, interesting specials and tasty sandwiches. And…read moreI nearly forgot the great cakes and milkshakes. Try it today.

We went to Emma's early before it got busy. Service was slow, even though it was not busy, but the…read moreyoung women working there were very nice. There were locals having their tea (lots of adorable dogs) and us. We had tea, and a toastie, and a pastry. Everything was very nice, but again, slow to get our drinks (very slow on the tea), and slow to get our food. People in our tour who came later (closer to lunch) hardly got their food before they had to leave- and mistakes were made on the orders. So, you might want to visit this quaint little place when it isn't busy, and give it a miss when it is.