A little while ago now I took my Mum to Otley to show her what a lovely little town it is. We'd…read morebeen having a good old browse and were just about ready to stop off and grab a coffee. Since The Pink Teapot was absolutely heaving we decided to nip in here for a drink. From the outside the cafe looks quaint, with lovely lace curtains and cute windows, and being from Gloucestershire it seemed only right that we tried this place out! We took a window seat and happened to notice a triptych of three adorable poems, odes to the Gloucester Teas Rooms if you will, declaring the writer's adoration for this cute little cafe! It felt that this already had put us in good stead and so we had a look at the menu. We both went for a cappucino, since coffee was mentioned in the poems, and it was lovely. I wouldn't go as far as saying it was gourmet but the service was fast and friendly and the cafe was truly a relaxing place to stop off for respite. They have a menu full of sandwiches, cakes and other goodies all at a standard fare. The cafe is sweet and lovely to sit in, especially in the window seat where you can watch the world go by. All in all we had a lovely time so it's certainly on my list of recommended coffee stops!

Lovely place . Excellent coffee and friendly staff. Wonderful home made cake and delicious tea…read morecakes.

I knew on that particular day I was going to be spending a bit of money, I'd saved up for the…read moredelights of Otley, and so I decided I needed a coffee to plan my time. Being as I was going to visit The Collectors Centre in Kirkgate Market I decided to try out Ravello Café for a quick coffee. It was really quite a lovely place to stop off. As I went in I was greeted by a really warm smiley guy who, once I'd ordered my coffee, said that I could take a seat as he'd bring over my drink for me. For only £1.50 I got a delicious cappuccino, which arrived within a few minutes of ordering. The café itself, although small, was really nice to sit in with a few interesting bits of artwork on the walls. They also serve food and of the menu I perused it seemed some way in between a greasy spoon and Mediterranean deli. There were breakfast sandwiches, such as bacon and so on, and olives and bread featuring amongst other tasty looking things. They had muffins and cakes on the glass counter at the front and also served lovely looking salads for take away too! All in all it seems to me to be a great stop off point for a busy day in Otley, and really cheap too.

We had a really nice lunch at Ravello. Sitting at one of the window tables is a good way to watch…read moreMirfield go by. Our sandwiches were very tasty and the salad that went with it was a nice bonus. The wait staff were perfectly attentive without being intrusive.

I was sad to see it go but it was getting less customers so I guess they did the right thing in…read moreclosing the cafe.

Top notch coffee here ! Lovely place, it's a bit of a tardis, with large upstairs seating area with…read moreexposed beams etc ... great service great atmosphere GREAT coffee

This little cafe has to have the best customer service in maybe all of Otley. I'd had a long…read moremorning of shopping, which has to be said - it was tiring as much as it was pleasing, and I was in great need of sustenance. I wanted coffee and I wanted a sandwich so I decided to try my luck at Cranberry. I was greeted immediately by a lovely lady who smiled beautifully and took my order. I decided to go for a ham and cheese hot sandwich and coffee. I also had a can of dandelion and burdock, partly as I was thirsty but mostly because I'd not had it in yonks. I went to sit down on the awkward high stools and the wonderful lady came over and asked me if I'd like to have a table put out next to the leather seats instead! I said that would be great, so long as it wasn't in anyone's way, and she assured me it would be fine. She took my things, placed them down for me and was totally lovely about the whole thing. Fantastic stuff! My sandwich was pretty good, although not exactly gourmet, and my coffee was delicious. I think next time I will try the home made soup, as many customers were complimenting it as they left, but I will almost certainly be back here for a respite session when I'm next in Otley. It is one of the most friendly and welcoming places I've ever been and I couldn't have been more delighted with the service! It's a small shame my sandwich didn't live up to the ladies' service. You must pop in for a visit!

Cranberry is a jovial and modern sandwich bar the opposite side of the road to the…read morebakeries/take-away sandwich shops along Kirkgate in Otley. Smiling helpful staff are situated behind a glass display counter showing of and dazzling variety of cakes and other sweet things to wash down the slightly posh sandwiches that area available. This is a lovely comfortable to sit down and have a chatter being a busy yet laid back place to have your lunch.

Possibly one of the nicest cafes in Leeds, let alone just Otley, these delightful tea rooms are a…read morepleasure to visit. The staff above anything else are top notch, always greeting customers with a smile, and offering a great service. Their cakes, light lunch bites and one of the best bacon sandwiches you will ever eat - it is locally produced after all! The serve a delicious cappuccino, perfect for reviving the weary shopper. The decor is supremely cool and fits perfectly into the quirky retro vibe. There are cool vintage posters and the tables cloths mimic their 'Pink Teapot' signage with the pink polka dot theme! Truly, it's a lovely place to go for a drink, and probably serves the best bacon sandwiches in the world. Yum!

I visited yesterday with my sister and niece. Service was good and the food was really nice. Great…read moreBLT sandwich. Only criticisms: bit slow clearing table and bringing menu and it was smoking because kitchen area is open plan. Would go back!

This lovely little cafe in the heart of Otley certainly is special. As a cafe it has a huge range…read moreof delightful treats on offer, including a huge breakfast range - most notably their delicious full English for only £4.50! They also offer a large range of lunch time bites, gorgeous jacket potatoes with a range of fillings, sandwiches, toasties, paninis and so on, all freshly made. Their cakes are also delightful and go down a treat with a pot of tea of cup of coffee! Perfect if you're out shopping and want a break. Best of all though is that this is the only cafe I know of that caters for celiac sufferers, with a selection of gluten-free goods. I don't know about you, but that is an awesome thing in my book, as it is so easy for most places to ignore the unfortunate minority who can't enjoy gluten based products. It is spacious inside, with room enough for bigger groups and outside has some seating too. Lovely!

I haven't been yet, but I had to comment.. as my grandma is a celiac sufferer and i have been…read morescrolling the internet for hours for somewhere I can take her for a meal. I shall be bringing her up a week on friday. I look forward for the happy grin on her face when she realises she can go some where for a meal without having to worry. Thanks so much.. going to rate it a 5 as I can tell already this is going to make her day.