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Most Popular Cafe food in Brampton, England, United Kingdom
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Brampton, England, United Kingdom including Bite Cafe and Gallery, The Reading Room at Walton, Mr Brown's, Sally's, The Scypen Cafe, Capon Tree Cafe, Hayton Farm Shop, Hallbankgate Hub, Birdoswald Roman Fort Cafe, Boathouse Tea Rooms
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10. Boathouse Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
3 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Frances D
Even if you don't plan to trek around the tarn, make sure to visit the café onsite; it's hospitality is second to none.
9. Birdoswald Roman Fort Cafe
Reviewed By Chris W
We arrived late for lunch, no hot food but we managed to get one remaining sandwich and a piece of carrot cake. The sandwich although freshly made was poor but the cake, excellent. The staff were friendly. Cannot really comment on quality as there was no choice.
8. Hallbankgate Hub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Good whole food.Vegan and vegitarian catered for. Great place for cyclists. Excellent coffee. Relaxed atmosphere .
Reviewed By VVLSV
The Hallbankgate hub is wonderful! There is a shop, cafe, library and post office all on site. There is parking available and I would highly recommend that you visit.The food is all freshly prepared and we actually visited purely because we'd heard of the vegan options including vegan cakes and scones!Extremely helpful, friendly staff and a lovely community spirit was evident.I just wish that more villages followed Hallbankgate's example.There are plenty of well signed walks and the RSPB nature reserve very close by so it would make a great family day out.
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7. Hayton Farm Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By peterboardy
Stopped on a day out really glad we did. The staff were very friendly and helpful the food was superb good value and very filling we will definitely be back a lovely place
6. Capon Tree Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By IrelandgracieD
We stopped off in Brampton for a quick bite. We initially walked into Mrs Browns up the road but found the place very stuff and poorly ventilated.. the whole place stank of chips.. they had also run out of scones. So we left and wandered down the street a little further and happened on this little gem. We had the best cream team - all home made and delicious tea. Service was very smiley and friendly and lovely chat amongst customers. Cafes like these are hard to find.. especially where everything is home baked. Keep doing what you are doing - this is a real find.
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5. The Scypen Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Mr_Spock_NCC1701
We stopped in on a whim while visiting Hadrian's Wall. A little out of season, so we were the only ones there. A great welcome, and had a fascinating conversation about cheese making with the farmer! I had the BEST chocolate cake ever. Light, fluffy, tasty and not too rich. My gf had proper loose-leaf Earl Gray, in proper china while I had a fresh coffee in a proper mug. This is a cafe as it's supposed to be! We also tasted the cheese and bought some, it's really very good and the taste develops as you eat it. Amazing!If it wasn't 4 hours away I'd be there every Sunday for tea.
4. Sally's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
We Are A Family Run Tearoom And Sandwich Shop On The A69, 4.5miles East Of Carlisle. Open 7 Days A Week, Family And Cycle Friendly. Out Door Seating In The Warmer Weather. We Serve Freshly Made Sandwiches, Baguettes, Panini And Jacket Potatoes With Your C
Reviewed By penny025
Standard cafe menu of sandwiches, quiche, baked potatoes and soup with a selection of cakes, scones and tray bakes but all done really well. Pleasant atmosphere, friendly service and good quality. Busy at peak times with take away orders as well as sit down meals. Would be good if they offered a kids menu or at least smaller portions but otherwise very nice.Thank you for your review. We do offer children's portions and prices for those that are eating a child sized portion. Generally for under 10 year olds.For afternoon tea we offer a half sized afternoon tea for under 10s too.
3. Mr Brown's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Our beautiful cafe over two floors,serves only the best quality, locally source produce, including a fabulous array of homemade cakes and scones. We also catering for buffets for any occasion, celebration cakes, business meetings etc. We are fully license
Reviewed By JonnyB504
We visited on Friday 19th July 2019. Staff were very helpful and polite. We ordered the meat platter and eggs Benedict with bacon and two orange juices. Food was very nice and good value. Meals served to other customers also looked very nice. Cant fault the experience at all.
2. The Reading Room at Walton
Overall Ratings
5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Mathew H
We stopped here for lunch while walking Hadrian's Wall. It was a delight, friendly and welcoming with reasonably priced food. We had sandwiches which came with crisps and a salad, and I had a homemade flapjack which was delicious. Perfect for what we wanted
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1. Bite Cafe and Gallery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 148 reviews
Bite Cafe is situated within New Mills Trout Fishing Park, a peaceful and tranquil setting, serving breakfast,lunches,tea,coffee and cakes and specialise in themed Afternoon Teas in our characterful stone walled and high beamed upper floor.
Reviewed By Susan J
Looked at places to take our daughter for an early birthday lunch & The Bite came out as the no.1 place to eat in Brampton. So I rang ahead and booked a table with a lovely lady on the phone. We arrived to be greeted by a lovely gentleman who told us to pick a table either upstairs or down and he'd bring us some menus. We decided on upstairs as we wanted to look in the gallery there too. We looked through the menu & made our choices. Our daughter had the Cajun chicken & mango chutney panini & my husband had the haggis & cheese panini both came with a beautiful salad with balsamic glaze & crisps & I decided on the macaroni cheese with roasted Mediterranean veg on top. Oh my word it was absolutely lush & hubby & daughter said their panini's were delicious too. I had an amaretto hot chocolate, my hubby had a latte & our daughter a peppermint tea. The meal was faultless, the cafe warm and welcoming and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Total for the 3 of us was £33 and was worth every penny. Highly recommend a visit to this lovely place in a very pretty setting. Will definitely be going back soon definitely worthy of its no.1 spotxx
