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9 years ago
Love their tuna crunch baguettes. Adding a coffee a great meal deal option. Hot items also a good choice.
6-7 Westborough
Scarborough YO11 1UH
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I think Thomas the baker is small but I find it a delight to go there for my lunch. Even better now…read morethey do the loyalty card.
Thomas the Bakers is a tiny little bakery but it is in the perfect place in the heart of the town…read morecentre. It is on the crossroad of the main street in the town centre. The queue can be very long at times but does seem to move quickly so you don't generally end up waiting to long. I love their ciabatta buns which you can buy in bags of 2 or 4, they are so lovely and soft on the inside and slightly crusty on the outside. Thomas' sell the traditional bakery range sandwiches (try the delicious roast beef and onion ciabatta) hot pastry items and lots of lovely cakes and buns.
Madison Muffins is a fairly recent addition to the Brunswick Shopping Centre, it's situated right…read morein the doorway and the aroma as you walk past makes your tummy rumble! It's a very small unit tucked into a corner but has a good variety of muffins, cookies and ice cream for sale. The muffins are gorgeousthere are mini muffins for sale too which you could buy if you just wanted to try out the varieties before buying the regular sized version. They also sell drinks..I have only had the muffins so can't comment on the other items they sellbut i'll give the muffins 10/10 !.........update..just found out today 16/01/09 this is another company that's been put out of business and has closed down :(
The cafe at the top of this bakery is called "Secret Garden" and it has the look and feel of an old…read morefashioned department store caf, stuck in the early part of the 80s, with plastic plants and leaves mimicking greenery on trellis and such likes. There is your usual selection of stuff and it's popular with local people (elderly in particular) as a pit stop. And that's just about all you can say about this place. (By the way, I am not sure how the view of a shopping centre can be considered 'nice' - plenty of other truly nice views around in Scarborough.)
Just one of the many Cooplands in the Scarborough area, they stock all the typical bakery stuff…read more Sandwiches, pastries and cakes. This is the largest of the stores and they also have a cafe upstairs. The cafe is a lovely place to eat, try to avoid anything you could get as take away downstairs as they double the price. Their toasties and panins are delicous. it isn't a massive cafe so can get very busy at lunch time and you may have to queue for a while. i would highly recommend their sponge and custord, yum! There is quite a nice view of the main shopping street from the front of the cafe. The shop does delicous hot sandwiches and soup along with the traditional bakery fare.
Quality 'fast food' and I mean fast fantastic salads, quiches, sandwiches and soup. Tea, coffee…read moreand cake. six of us dropped in for lunch and were very pleased with the speed of service and quality. All for £30. Would have given 5 points but no one offered to put tables together to seat six, so we had to sit on adjacent tables. Will be back!
what a shame great food and helpfull staff apart from the manager, rude and unhelpfull, has a real…read moreattitude problem, will go some where else next time.
I love looking in the window of Imaginative Icing at all the brilliant cakes that they make. They…read morehave some amazing creations I can't imagine how they have the patience for such wonderful pieces of artwork. Their Christmas display this year was amazing, I especially loved the penguin cake, they looked so realistic. As well as being the place to go for gorgeous looking cakes they also sell a full range of cake making and decorating products from cake boards and icing to edible glitter. The shop assistants are all very knowledgeable and can advise you if you are planning to create your own masterpiece. The cakes are, as you would imagine, very expensive but no more so than any equivalent shop but the rest of the stock is very reasonably priced. Definitely the place to go for anyone that can afford to have a cake made for them, I wish I could!
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A Samuel Smith pub. Where they only sell the lovely brews of the wonderful brewer Sammy Smith. It…read moremight be a let down if you're looking for a pint of Carling or a Stella. But the brews are good enough & blooming cheap too. Rare is it that you can get a pint for under two pounds. Here they have a selection for under that princely sum. The main bar is small & frequently crowded. But they have a beer garden & a lounge up a set of steps for us old none too sociable golf. I'm quite enchanted by the place myself.
One side of my family live in Scarborough so I have visited often all my life and come to know the…read morebest parts very well. The seafront engages the history of the town and combines it with the modern touristy approach. Its beautiful long beaches are ideal to take the family for a walk in the winter or picnic and donkey ride in the summer. The shoreline is laden with shops and restaurants which although have been there for many years provide a modern twist to the vintage town. Harbour Bar is one these as seems to have been there forever yet keeps up with modern expectations and preferances. It fits in perfectly next to the harbour - selling ice creams at excellent prices. The quality of the icecream is a lot better than what you'd find in a bog standard ice cream van. The service isn't amazing yet it doesn't seem to matter as its very prompt and sooner or later you are enjoying your '99 strolling by the lifeboat station. In the winter when the weather isn't at its best you can always sit in and order something warm either a hot drink or hot food if ice cream isn't your fancy on a cold day! It's clean and modern yet represents the beauty of the town of Scarborough - definately recommended for all the family!
Great food and pleasant atmosphere. Service was prompt and polite. Very close to the harbour and…read moreother sites.
Certainly one of the better cafes which Scarborough town centre has to offer, I frequently stop by…read morefor a drink when I;m out and about, and usually make time to have a meal once in a while. Theres a small outdoor seating area, which is basically just a sectioned off area on the high street, but the inside is much bigger than you'd expect - its three levels, so theres usually plenty of room even in the busiest periods, and the seating varies from the standard chairs to the more comfortable leather sofas. Theres a wide range of food ion the menu or the daily specials board, from sandwiches and cakes to full meals. the food is unpretentious and very nice. Prices are reasonable and waitress service is attentive and friendly without being intrusive. Coffees are a step above the usual standard of seaside cafe coffee, and you never feel rushed when you're in there. Highly recommended and one of Scarboroughs better cafes.
My all time favourite lunch place luckily just round the corner from my work. They have a very…read moreextensive range for such a small shop and are constantly adding new and exciting things to the menu. My all time favourite meal from their, is baked potato, chinese chicken and salad, that and a drink is a very reasonable £4.15. Their buffet lunches are also very nice and very good value for money. The sandwiches are clearly made fresh just prior to delivery. The pork pie and sausage roll platters are delicious. My only criticism of the shop is the cakes, they are sadly not up to the standard of the rest of the shop. They are very reasonably priced and other people seem to enjoy them but I've never had one i've enjoyed.
A rightfully busy cafe; it has good food and great coffee. The staff are friendly with good…read moreattention to service.
Superb cafe in Malton. The owner was UK barista champion for several years. This cafe was voted…read morethe best in Britain by some organisation or other. Small, quirky, charming. Fills up quickly. Coffees are excellent, as you'd expect.
I came here for lunch on a day trip to Whitby and found this cafe pretty ok. They were packed at…read morelunchtime on Easter Sunday when I went, but got a seat outside. The menu had a lot of options from salads and sandwiches to hot mains, so there's plenty to choose from. The portions were and quality of food was good, and the crab and seafood salad was really nice. Overall great for lunch with good choice among all the fish and chips shops around. Reasonable prices.
Scampi & chips, with mushy peas and French dressed salad, food for the gods…read more Friendly staff, with a warm welcome into cosy surroundings. Definitely a place i'll visit again.
I've never been particularly keen on Bonnets chocolates they have a too manufactured taste but the…read morecafe is actually very nice in a quaint sort of way. They have s pretty standard cafe menu, light lunches and sandwiches etc and also do some specials which are very nice. It is a lovely place to go for a cup of coffee and a cake. There is a lovely outside eating area which is very nice in the summer, it is at the back of the shop so offers privacy and is a nice place to sit and have a natter. The cafe has a somewhat edwardian feel to it and is a beautiful looking building inside and out. It is a bit more expensive than other local cafes but does have a nice feel to it and is a bit more than a typical cafe.
Nice food, nice atmosphere, nice cafe garden. Slightly limited beer selection. Would recommend it…read moreoverall.
What an amazing find.... We called ahead one Saturday afternoon last April and they cheerfully gave…read moreus a time to turn up for dinner and we were genuinely surprised by both the quantity and the quality of the food. There is a great choice of dishes on the menu and the wine was good too and it was all reasonably priced. The young staff team were smiley and pleasant and it was a thoroughly enjoyable night. We will be back!!
Try it for the Full English breakfast served 10.00 until 11.30. It costs £5.50 inc coffee or tea -…read moretop quality breakfast, freshly cooked. Worth every penny
This isn't just a cafe, it's a great cafe, yet understated in appearance, but with above average…read morecafe food and an awesome selection of cakes, scones, pastries etc that take quite a unique twist on traditionalfavourites; defo above your average cafe expectations. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere is always warm, inviting & calm. A truly stress free experience every time. Plus, big bonus, the prices are very reasonable for the quality & amounts you get. It's 5* from me no question!
Sheltering from a bitingly cold wind, we happened upon Caffé Stop, what a great find! Right at the…read moretop of Pickering's main street, with outdoor seating too, it has a good central location. The friendly owner turned the radiator on for us as we sat down, noticing our icy appearance. To the say the menu was comprehensive would be an understatement - flavoured lattes, cappuccinos, specialist teas, fruit smoothies and infused hot chocolates to name but a few. The food variety included filled and gourmet sandwiches, panini melts, granary toasties, all day breakfasts, cakes and cookies etc. I had a Chocolate Orange, an orange infused hot chocolate covered in chocolate shards, with side of chocolate orange segment - delightful! My wife and I shared a panini melt with Mediterranean roasted vegetables; what was a nice touch is that even though we were sharing, we both got an individual plate with full side salad each. That kind of effort deserves a special mention. We will return very soon.
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!)