Barkers Cafe - Carte

Lovely cafe with outdoor space providing awesome portions of freshly prepared snacks.

The food was ok but one of the staff were very rude and said they had brownies but then proceeded to say they were only for display

Great experience, visited twice whilst stopping in Helmsley, family breakfast and a brunch. Friendly staff and venue, great menu options for all of us, vegan to meat and dog friendly to boot. Voir le carte

Fantastic little café. Lovely friendly staff and very helpful. Food was lovely, great selection and suitable for multiple allergies and or diets. Gluten free, diary free, Vegetarian, vegan etc.

Lovely small cafe for drinks and bites. Didn’t eat (see menu/prices) there but coffee was nice. Ask for it extra hot ! Geared up to use card for payments ….they don’t seem to carry mush change for cash. Clean surroundings, friendly staff.

Visited this place whilst on holiday. Fabulous menu. Lots of options including a good selection for vegans and vegetarians. Dog friendly. We both had halloumi and portobello mushroom burgers delicious. If this place was local to us, we'd be regulars! Voir le carte

Ok, ordered panini's and a side of fried potatoes. Panini's were average but ok the potatoes were raw and swimming in oil. We requested a door closed while we ate due to the wind which was done, but with an awful attitude from the manager which spoilt the meal shame.

The man working there was unbelievably rude and abrupt. We waited over 50 minutes in the hot sun for food which was fine but I was feeling lightheaded so went inside and politely asked if I could have my can of pop while waiting and he shouted ‘No everyone is waiting for drinks, we have a system!’ I apologised and explained I thought I could be helping them by coming inside to collect them and explained I was feeling unwell he continued to shout, rant and rave directly at me! Awful, upsetting experience really rude man. I wonder why people like that work in customer service.

We popped in for beakfast on our visit to Helmsley. This was our least favorite eating experience of our trip. When we (family of 3) arrived, a man asked us if we were eating or drinking, which was odd. We said both and were directed to sit at a table tucked in a corner next to a wall. It was like we were being hidden. There was only one other table occupied in the entire place and we should have liked to choose our table and sit in front near the windows in the nearly empty cafe, but we did as we were told. The food was ok. The full English was good. We ordered tea, which was also good. It just didn't make sense that we were a) told where to sit when there was no table service and b) put in... Voir le carte