Great little tea room with great cake, tucked away, but well worth searching out. The lemon cake…read morewas awesome! The decor was very quaint and the service was really good.

Quaint little tea shop in Harrogate. Love their mushroom soup and sandwiches. Highly recommend!read more

Cute little cafe with an awesome menu. Took the vegetarian breakfast and it was very tasty. The…read morequality and quantity vs price is pretty good. Latte with soy milk was delicious too. The staff is friendly, it's just missing a bit of background music. ;) Definitely recommend!

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.

Oh my, a quaint English Tea House in a delightful town. It's where TIP comes from - Victorian tea…read morehouses had a small box on each table. If you dropped a coin or more in the box, as you were being sat down, the waiter made sure you got served efficiently - the boxes had written on them to improve promptness. as I've said before, I can resist everything but temptation and the pastries, cakes and of course the smells here just yelled buy me. Happy to oblige me dears. I mean iced fancies, sweet pies, crispy tarts, buttery shortcrust, fresh cream, grated lemon zest, meringue. Oooh. Expect to pay a sum commensurate with quality. We got lots of cakes and pastries to share with our grandkids. Everything we got was exceptional quality and looked so inviting. The servers were charming and all the goodies were boxed up and tied with ribbons. Just proper.

A beautiful tearoom, I'm partial to the York location but Harrogate is lovely too…read more This is an English tea to die for, but the menu has fantastic choices and I swear all of them tasty. The staff are so friendly and with crisp clean uniforms they bring a touch of nostalgia. If you have the chance this is a must visit, or grab some cakes to take home and nibble on.

All the staff are so lovely, always polite and very considerate! love the food (very different to…read moreany other brunch place in harrogate)! Gets very busy and unfortunately can't book, however, the staff are always accommodating to fit you in!

This cute little Nordic style café / restaurant in Harrogate was a lovely lunchtime treat for my…read morewife, dog and I as we spent a couple of hours visiting Harrogate. We ordered a coffee each (at the bar after getting a table in the corner so Luna didn't disturb any other diners) and lunch. I went for the meatball sandwich and my wife the gravalax smoked salmon on a potato cake with a duck egg and an exceptional dill sauce. We were both extremely impressed with the quality and presentation of the food. The meatballs in particular blew away what I was used to at IKEA with the ligonberry jam being the perfect accompaniment. Luna was treated to a water bowl and we were treated to filtered still AND sparkling water on tap for free. I've never been somewhere with free sparkling water never mind as much as you can drink. Epic. Would love to return when we next visit Harrogate.

What a difference a day makes…read more Friday evening - 4 hour car journey that should have taken 1.5 hours due to accident on motorway. Pouring with rain. Call in at Holiday Inn Express to chill out and have a break. Spot a Starbucks in it. Ask the girl if they do flat whites. She says they can do me a flat white. I pay £3.50. What I get is not a flat white but a bucket of milk with some faint taste of bitter Starbucks coffee. Put it down to one of life's mistakes to use as a good learning. Have 2 pieces of gum to try and get taste out of my mouth. Saturday lunch time - a lovely day out in Harrogate for Tour de France with my wife and daughter. Lovely sunny day. Find Bean and Bud on Yelp. Go in and instantly know it's a lovely coffee shop with nice smelling coffee, friendly staff, and a range of coffee options. Proceed with buying a flat white for £2.50. Drink, enjoy, smile rises on face. Chill out to lovely tunes in a fantastic setting. Satisfaction personified. Salute the owner for a job well done and decide to make this a regular haunt when I'm in Harrogate. If only every chain coffee shop was replaced with a quality independent - now that's a world I want to live in!

Great coffee in a friendly local atmosphere. A nice touch was that I saved from the standard price…read morethrough provision of my own cup.

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!

There is no better Coffee House than Costa; better for variety, cost and the sheer delightful…read moreatmosphere that you would expect from a serious company that looks on its structure through Customer Feedback. Costa Coffee House in Harrogate, has always been the preferred one stop, first stop place when visiting Harrogate Town. Drink in or Take Away, the difference is only by the way your order is presented to you; glass or paper cup. With plenty of seating that covers three floors: Ground, first floor and basement, the initial feel is that this Costa Coffee House is never empty. At times, which is rare. You may not get a seat, but, even to take your drink away to enjoy walking around the town is no big loss. The staff are always happy to greet and welcome you, while offering the latest additions to their open menu, which is getting bigger and better every week. As well as this great atmosphere to step into, there is the cleanliness of the business, that contains in the toilets and services that are of the upmost importance. I would highly recommend Coffee Coffee House for anyone and everyone who are planning a visit to Harrogate (Lockdown allowing) to get a first hand experience of the number one Coffee in the nation.

The coffee is the same but everything else is just that little bit different ! ... Well totally…read moredifferent actually. This is a "concept" store, not sure if they're rolling it out. I liked it !

Just like the Leeds branch this is a super cool place to hang out at any time of the day!…read more I was in Harrogate looking for somewhere to work for the afternoon and between 2 and 430pm it was really quiet and the perfect place to get stuck into some work with the laptop up. Great flat whites and very friendly staff, plus ultra cool playlist of tunes. Some bonus points: *Amazing selection of craft beer on tap and in bottles *Really big upstairs area that can be hired out *Loads of seating outside for sunny days

Was planning to go to Cold Bath brewing (also great brews....chexk it out) as I was walking around…read moreafter work while I was in town. I passed this place and noticed the long set of taps at the bar and had to stop to check it out first. Man I'm glad I popped in... Incredibly friendly staff, great open ambience, and even more fantastic beers. I had a cask stout, and two damned good british-made American style IPAs. Fantastic selection, and especially for yorkshire. I'll be back (insert Arnold voice)

Starbucks on Cambridge Street is located in the main part of Harrogate town centre, in the exterior…read morepart of Victoria Shopping Centre, as the only Starbucks in the town, and within quite a distance, it can get pretty busy at times too. As a franchise-owned store, the prices do tend to differ slightly compared to the corporate-owned ones, sometimes it can be more, and sometimes it can be less. I don't really understand the logic behind that, but oh well. It is located over two floors, the downstairs area is tiny and cramped, and can be quite comfortable due to the tables being small, close to each other, and people can be queuing right next to you, on the other hand, the upstairs area is much larger, more comfortable, relaxing and spacious, so do go up there if you can. The baristas are pretty friendly and didn't mind answering a couple of questions and cleaning down a table when asked. The availability of menu items could be improved, they ran out of Pumpkin Spice before Halloween, which was a shame. I was also told they don't always stock the Cold Brew as it isn't very popular, meaning I was able to get it one day, yet the following day I was told they wouldn't be replacing it for some time. Drink quality is generally satisfactory, I enjoyed my Venti Toffee Nut Cream Cold Brew, which looked great and was made well, on my second visit, after being told they didn't stock Cold Brew anymore (In the space of one day?), I opted for a Venti Iced Eggnog latte, the barista seemed to be confused and had difficulty making it "Iced", and the taste reflected that the drink had no sweetness to it. I do find it frustrating how this place closes rather early, they close at 6 pm, and close the indoor seating area, around one hour before then during the week, which is an hour earlier than Caffè Nero who are open (including the seating area) until 7 pm. A great brand to have in the town centre, but being the only Starbucks in town and within a good distance, you just expect better. 3*

Situated in the central pedestrianised area (with most of the other high atreet chains). Great to…read moregrab a quick brew on the go, or sit upstairs in thd more roomy area overlooking the street (for the people-watchers). Tjere are lots of sockets available for boosting yiur phone charger, rubbing shoulders with the laptop workers in a morning or students in the afternoon (sometimes). Can be a busy spot but newwer trained staff will soon hand-craft your beverage. Has improved a lot lately to crraye a cleaner ambience with work done on the equipment and loos which was all very clean on this visit.