Called in here for Sunday breakfast, the "full Yorkshire breakfast" was superb !!…read more There is also a farm shop to browse around.

York is full of exquisite cafes - I'm so impressed with this little city. This place was definitely…read morea treat. They lure you in with their window treats. But you aren't lied to. Fantastic food and coffee. Limited seating. Worth the wait. This was our last breakfast in York. Very memorable.

It was about a 30-minute wait for a table and a fairly long wait for food, but it was all worth it…read more Tiny little place with abput 24 total seats, so larger parties are probably not a great idea. They do their best to turn tables, but diners, by and large, seem to linger. Rude, but that's people. The staff was very friendly and the food was great! We tried the Corn Fritters and then a special Asian Pork Belly Benedict... both excellent! Good coffee and tea and some nice-looking lattes, etc. Oh, and some great pastries and brownies! You can also get their baked items two doors down at Brew & Brownie Bake Shop! A breakfast/brunch-time winner!

How cool is it to have a coffee shop in a medieval tower (along the York city wall) !!!! Cute and…read morecozy. Very limited seating. Good breakfast menu. Good coffee. My favorite cafe ever now.

My sandwich was served on moldy bread. Pointed it out to the servers but no refund or alternative…read morefood item was offered. Highly do not recommend eating here.

Goodbody's is still a fantastic place to eat - I still go there for the vegan burgers (they do all…read moresorts of burgers, there's plenty to choose from). And they're brilliant! You get some salad and some crisps on the plate with your burger, and it's extremely filling. Whether want a quick bite to eat, a take-away sandwich, just some tea or a full meal, it's great for everything. Take-away tends to be just salads and sandwiches etc. but you can get burgers, jacket potatoes, paninis etc. if you sit in the cafe. The waiters are all friendly and professional, but it also has a cosy cafe feel to the place. It can get quite busy around lunch time so, unless you're grabbing take-away, expect to spend some time there. You never feel like you're being rushed to finish your food though, it's all very relaxed.

This is a busy cafe in Albert Street, about 5 minutes away from the Railway station…read more Jackets, sandwiches and salads are the order of the day, with a better-than-average vegetarian selection. I had bacon and brie in a granary bap with salad, which I really enjoyed - in particular, the bap was really fresh with that yummy bakery smell.

Best coffee in town, also the food is so delicious. I'm absolutely coming back again. I tried eggs…read moreroyal because I'm a salmon lover and it was so good. El mejor café de la ciudad, además que la comida es muy deliciosa. Estoy muy seguro que volveré. Yo probé los egg royal porque amo el salmón y estaban riquísimos.

Superb little proper coffee spot, tucked away as all the best kept secrets are ... I found this…read moreplace on yelp and it didn't disappoint

Fatso's is what I'd consider to be a healthy takeaway! It's right near Hays Travel and Footasylum…read moreand the town hall. There's pretty much always a queue out the door, not so nice in the rain but the staff pull out all the stops to get through the queue quickly. They sell sandwiches, jacket potatoes, soup and toasties, and salads. The sandwiches you cen get for £1.30 or get the meal deal for £2 where you get a drink and crisps as well. They also have a small selection of biscuits and chocolate. There is a huge vareity of sandwich fillings, I like the tuna and sweetcorn! They ask if you want butter and give the option of butter and then salad. You're limited to the soup of day though. There's a choice of potato fillings as well. Good value for money.

This is the quintessential place for high tea. The teas are delicious; the sandwiches are…read moresucculent; and the scones so buttery. The cream tea is especially fantastic. The service is attentive and the decor/ambience is absolutely spot on. If you visit York, you simply must go.

We came for afternoon tea in the tea room. This was my first experience of afternoon tea and it was…read morea good one. Our server was very nice and had suggestions for us whenever we asked. I was not too into tea but enjoyed both that I tasted. The sandwiches are good (I enjoyed the ham one) and we were able to request more sandwiches if needed. My favorite was the cranberry scone with jam and butter. The desserts were ok but went well with some Christmas coffee. The pianist was also very good and probably under appreciated.

A wonderful little coffee shop - a real hidden gem. Incredibly friendly staff, absolutely superb…read morecakes, and fantastic light meals (the butternut squash soup was delicious, and the sausage rolls were enormous and very tasty). Can't recommend it enough.

In the middle of the village,this delightful tea room is situated in the old school house…read morebuilding.It is a small cosy establishment oozing old world charm.The menu includes homemade soup of the day,sandwiches,toasties,cakes and cream teas.Orders are promptly dealt with by a friendly and efficient staff.The quality of the food was excellent and the prices were average for this sort of business.If you are looking around the village it is worth a visit even if you only have a cup of tea.

Emmas Cafe is one of those places that time forgot! I used to go here every Saturday with my Nana…read morewho used it as a regular meeting spot for her and her friends. They offer tea coffee and soft drinks and a range of breakfast snacks, such as toast and butter, toasted tea cakes and bacon butties! They also have a selection of cakes and pastries and I always used to go for the chocolate eclair - still do! yum Emmas is located on Huntris Row, which is in the centre of Scarborough town centre - but is only a short walk from the seafront - If you can face the 100+ steps (or you can cheat and take the lift!)