Cute little café in a sleepy small town. Good service, clean bathrooms, low prices for great food!!…read moreThere are several tables in the back and ordering was a breeze. They offer many variations of the full English breakfast, depending on what you prefer (more eggs, vegetarian, bacon options). We ordered 5 full English breakfasts (the traditional!) and loved everything, especially the beans with toast and the mushrooms! The toast came first with some butter and I was really impressed with the full English! It was beautiful in presentation and came with 4 mushrooms, 2 Cumberland sausages, 2 slices of ham, a fried egg, a hash brown, two tomatoes and a nice serving of baked beans. Phenomenal food and great company in a beautiful village. What more can you ask for?

what a treat, a good old fashioned cafe at good old fashioned prices. Quite small in the entrance…read morebut there is another room to the side. From full english to toasties they have it all. A small breakfast and tea is £2.95. low prices do not mean low quality food, it is all excellent. A family run cafe who take pride in their work. A favourite with bikers and public alike.

This is a great place. Centrally located. Cool, relaxed, and cozy decor (wooden floors and…read morecounter, red accent bits, posters of the town, loose-leaf tea in mason jars, cakes all on display). Fast wifi with password easy to see on the wall. Clean toilet. Looks like a good mix of locals and tourists. The kind of place where you could stay for hours just drinking coffee and have no one hassel you. Very helpful and friendly staff. The menu item I wanted had run out so they told me that I could get creative and they would make me anything I liked. Plenty of classic paninis, crepes, sandwiches, and toasties plus some more interesting varieties. Would highly reccomend.

Brilliant food just like the film bathrooms where a bit messy but thats ok its just a nice place to…read moreto go with your friends,family

A lot of people will be drawn to the cafe as a tourist attraction, being featured in Last Of The…read moreSummer Wine, but the cafe is a reflection of traditional no fuss cafe. The staff are friendly and welcoming, the food is good, honest and at a fair price. You will not find any trendy pretence let alone a barista or a flat white. Even a croissant is unlikely to make an appearance, but a decent cup of tea and a spot of light lunch are guaranteed. Personally, a large mocha with a bacon, Brie & cranberry tea cake is my usual order.

Afternoon tea in the tea room can only be described as a delight. The setting is spot on for a…read moretraditional tea room with a modern feel, everyone in our party commented on the decor and colour scheme. The afternoon tea itself was nicely presented and tasted great. We spent around 2 hours here and by the time we left it had become really busy, and deservedly so. Check it out!

We visited this gem of a place twice in a week…read more The restaurant falls into four areas. You enter into the lounge/bar area, perfect for meeting up with friends and having a drink before settling in for your meal. To the left is the tea room and to the right is the restaurant. There is also an outdoor patio, perfect for a drink and chat whilst waiting for your meal to be prepared. On our first visit we had the afternoon tea, I had the Gentleman's afternoon tea and my wife had the regular. It was everything you could wish for, wonderfully presented in a light, airy and beautifully themed tea room. The star of the show was, in my opinion the filled Yorkshire pudding with horseradish. It was simply a delight and set quite a high standard. We enjoyed our tea so much that we booked to return for an evening meal later in the week, hoping that the restaurant could hit the same high standards. The restaurant opens Wednesday - Saturday for the Al la Carte menu with a Sunday lunch to boot. We went on a Thursday evening and it was busy without being over-crowded and just the right side of lively. We were invited to sit on the patio to sip our aperitif and peruse the menus. The menus contained a fair amount of choice and varied in price. The wine list was also extensive and suited many tastes and pockets. Once we had ordered we continued to enjoy the early evening sunshine whilst our starters were prepared. The room was nicely appointed, with backlit mirrors to one side which off-set the lack of natural light due to the windows proximity to the hillside into which the restaurant is built. Our chosen starters were the chicken Caesar salad and a dressed crab salad. Both were wonderfully fresh and seasoned to perfection. The chicken was so tasty and the dressing fresh and plentiful. The crab was a treat to the eye as well as the tongue. For our mains we had lamb and venison. Both were served three ways, the venison in a shepherds pie, medallions and a fritter. The lamb, perfectly pink was served as a faggot, medallions and crispy breast with an auberge purée & tart yoghurt dressing. I'm very fussy about my lamb, it's usually hideously over-done & often over seasoned. This wasn't - I savoured every mouthful of every constituent part. The lamb was sourced from the nearby Cannon Hall farm, Well known & loved in the area and you can see why. The sides are well seasoned & presented too. I'd advise that most sides could be shared between two unless you were very hungry and then maybe order a side of potatoes each. To finish with we had the cheeseboard. Again, beautifully presented with care and consideration. There was a nice selection of relishes, fruit and celery and as many crackers as you need. A cheeseboard can be a wonder or a missed opportunity, this was comfortably within the wonderful side of the dividing line and I'd happily order it again - not something I do often. All in our bill was a little over £60 per person including drinks - a price that was more than fair for the quality of food and service. If I had eaten at a similar standard within London I would expect that to be closer to £80-90 pp. The staff were attentive without ever making you feel that you were being rushed or hurried in any way. Even when we were the last couple in the restaurant, our request for a final drink was eagerly entertained. It is clear that the staff have been carefully chosen and well drilled. There is an enthusiasm to deliver good service that ran through every member of staff that we spoke with. I got a very clear impression that they were all part of a happy team. Any grumbles? Yes, but nothing that would ever make me think twice about returning. Namely lack of wifi - it's in a bit of a data black spot and it's crying out for a public connection, although this is apparently something the owners are considering. Secondly, the height of the steps from the car park are a little on the steep side and whilst this could well be a result of the location it's something I would try to resolve if I were to host a business there. At the very least I would have a friendly warning sign for new visitors. As I said though, these are the meanest of niggles and I am eager to pay them another visit.

Run by a local church, though you wouldn't know that immediately, Café Plus provides so much more…read morethan a cup of tea for the residents of Honley. As it is the only cafe we have in the village, it provides a place to meet and catch up with friends over a cuppa or at lunch time. However there is also a prayer room in the basement, which you can visit on your own or you can ask for someone to pray with you. They also sell a small range of cards fo birthdays, Christmas, Easter etc. The café provides much needed jobs for local people with disabilities such as Downs Syndrome and also work experience for local high school students with special needs. The staff, both paid and volunteers, seem to have a never ending supply of patience. The food is good too!

If your after a good traditional breakfast and pot of coffee at a very reasonable price this is the…read moreplace to go. Friendly football chats with staff?

Great bakery with cafe (see limited hours attached) Union coffee and Suki tea fresh juices and now…read morebaking a small range on Sunday to buy. Melted cheese sandwich served with tasty salad. Great for Sunday lunch then a walk up the canal dressed as a woman. Don't know what happened this week as they had run out of many of ingredients by 1.30pm, bizarre as menu very small but made fresh each day. Nice kids play area with books free WiFi. Recommended.

I always love going to Longley's for a hot chocolate with my friends. It is a family friendly cafe…read moreand the staff are always smiling and making you feel welcome. The ice cream here is my all time favourite especially the black currant! I would definitely recommend coming here to a friend.

Oh how happy this place can make you. The ice creams are just to die for especially the rum and…read moreraisin in a waffle cone.They stock all the locally produced longley farm butters, yoghurts, cheese and ice cream. In summer there are tables and chairs outside to sit and watch the world go by.Try some ice cream it is good competition for the italian kind