Top 10 Tea Rooms In Yorkshire

Source: Gorgeous Cottages. Even in times of austerity tea/coffee rooms and cafes tend to hold their own especially in tourist destinations. In 2017, twenty-five percent of business property sales, for such hospitality businesses, were in the Yorkshire and Humber region.

Founded in 2017, a quintessentially traditional English tearoom located in a lovely village setting in Cullingworth (Bradford, West Yorkshire), serving hearty breakfasts and delicious light lunches.

Located in Whitby on church street, Marie Antoinette’s is a lovely small tearoom/patisserie selling homemade cakes, cream teas, fresh filled baguettes and beverages.

With a real vintage 1940’s vibe, this tea parlour offers a traditional setting with antique decoration for you to enjoy a warm Yorkshire welcome.

Perfect for guests & visiting walkers, families & friends in North Yorkshire. The Bivouac offers local dishes, light lunches or coffee.

Cafe and Tea Room in an old School building full of character in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park.

A family run craft bakery in the ancient port of Whitby on the North Yorkshire coast, offering a selection of English Fayre, afternoon teas and cream teas.

Whether you are out walking, cycling or purely enjoying the breathtaking scenery, the Tea Rooms cater for a variety of needs whilst showcasing a unique array of artwork by artists from Lockton.

Serving delicious food and offering old fashioned table service, Lavenders is a Tea Room and Shop in the heart of Thornton-Le-Dale.

Opened in 2008, is both charming and traditional, and offers a fabulous quintessentially English Afternoon Tea experience.

Founded in 1919, celebrated for its classy tea rooms, Betty’s popularity has continued to grow over the years with a total of 6 different tea rooms across Yorkshire now, with the flagship ones in York and Harrogate. It is the perfect afternoon tea experience!