Cross's Cafe - Carte

Devine- the ham was toothsome and the bread was a working class portrait of joy. The tea was hot and was served in a hipster cup and plate which took my eyes from Whitehaven to a woke tea shop in London- would certainly recommend

Had afternoon tea today and it is the best by far. Sandwiches are made up fresh to order and the cakes are all home made and beautiful. The staff , Chris, Liz and Lisa are exceptionally good at making you feel welcome. Thank you.

What a fantastic place, my daughter (3 and I popped in today for some lunch, food and drinks were great but it was the friendly atmosphere staff and customers alike that will definitely see us returning. My little girl loved it. (Apple pie and custard was easily a 10/10! Voir le carte

The service here is always excellent and the food is homemade, reasonably priced and tasty. I hadn't been in here for several months due to the lock down but when I walked in I was recognized and my favoured option remembered. You don't get that sort of service in many places.

I visited this coffee shop at lunchtime today. All social distancing rules were in place and everywhere very clean. Not busy so felt very safe. Staff were all lovely, polite and friendly. Best genuinely home made vegetable soup I've had in a cafe in a long, long time. Highly recommend.

This cafe in Whitehaven is known for its authenticity, friendliness, cleanliness, and efficiency. It has been operated by the same family for three generations. While the cuisine may not be high-end, you can expect warm smiles, delicious Northern food, a spotless environment, and reasonable prices. The cafe is popular among locals who enjoy catching up with each other and sharing stories, especially on snowy mornings. It is definitely a must-visit in town. Voir le carte

I visited Cross's Cafe for the first time in many years and was impressed. Low prices, friendly service and a very clean environment were big selling points to me. Also the cafe is very spacious inside. so you won't struggle to find a table. 5.30 for a large cappucino and cheese on toast is very reasonable these days and the cappucino was beautiful. Next time I should try one of their paninis, which a customer rated very highly, and at 4.80 won't break the bank.

While on holiday in the Lake District, my partner and I decided to visit Whitehaven on a rainy Thursday in search of somewhere with history. Before exploring the town, we stumbled upon Cross's Coffee shop, an independent café that we highly recommend to anyone visiting. The atmosphere was cozy, the staff were incredibly friendly, and the drinks and snacks were top-notch. The coffee and hot chocolate were fantastic, and the flapjacks were decadently sweet with syrup. The teacake was delicious and the currant slice tasted just like my mother used to make. Relax yourself at this exceptional coffee shop whenever you find yourself in Whitehaven!

I had high hopes for this venue but was a bit disappointed. The coffee was hot and tasty, although on the smaller side. The toastie had a generous amount of meat filling, but was slightly burnt and not completely sealed. The menu was simple, flexible, but limited, with some prices not clearly displayed. The atmosphere was spacious and basic, with customers having to look at the walls and other tables. The waitress was friendly and attentive. The prices were average. Overall, it was fine, but I was hoping for more refinement. Despite being considered the best coffee shop in Whitehaven, I believe the town deserves a bit more. The customers were friendly and had a local charm. Voir le carte