Penleys Cafe And Bistro

Two Kim's breakfast Two large lattes about £18 Well cooked, very clean This place appers to have the ability to get busy as we ate at 9am as soon as they opened on a Saturday late March, within minutes of us seating and ordering four more tables filled

large small bistro/café on the square in leyburn. it is now called kims bistro. fantastic breakfast and friendly staff. they accept dogs and they brought our puppies cavachon some tasty to keep them occupied. Eat was delicious, recommend this place for a cooked breakfast!

embedded for a coffee and looked at the menu. never before eaten Korean food. returned to the salad Bi-Bim-Bap, which serves a very interesting salad dish with suppe. delicious. we look forward to eating there when we visit leyburn next time. kim and husband very nice people Voir le carte

had only cumberland sausage, gravur, heap and chaste. the sausage was beautiful and the maische was in the did cheesy, it was also hot and good to enjoy. husband had a Korean court (may not remember the names of it unfortunately) but he really enjoyed it. this is a good cafe/bistro for very cheap trips.

four very hot bikers who only want coffee and tee that we were hit and very quickly our order is placed and ordered very quickly, was brought to the table. service very good tee and latte very hot. if in the opposite I would definitely recommend trying this caffe. my first visit, but I look forward to going back to the goldwing and trying to eat it.

We only wanted hot drinks on a cold bank holiday Sunday on our way to the Forbidden Corner. Having left another cafe on the opposite side of the road due to a rude waitress we were pleased to find a table in this light, airy cafe. The service was a little slow but it was a busy bank holiday. We had no complaints and other people’s food looked very appetising. Voir le carte

we just wanted hot drinks on a cold bank holiday on Sunday on the way to the forbidden corner. After we left another caffe on the opposite side of the street due to an rude waitership, we were pleased to find a table in this light, airy. the service was a bit slow, but it was a busy bank holiday. we had no complaints and other human foods looked very appetizing.

as already mentioned, it is now called k teas and is a welcome addition to the marketplace. After we were turned from a very abrupt dame out of the posthorn, we were welcomed out here. nice menu, something for everyone, friendly staff and during. we only had snacks, the more substantiative meal looked beautiful. will definitely return. think they loved the big pot tee best, as ex-builder he can drink gallons of the things and went well down with his big piece chocolate cake!

As previous review said, it's now called K Teas and is a welcome addition to the market square. After being turned away from the Post horn by a very abrupt lady we were welcomed outside here. Nice menu, something for everyone, friendly staff and whilst we only had snacks the more substantial meals looked lovely. Will definitely return. Think dad loved the big pot of tea best, being an ex farmer he can drink gallons of the stuff and went down well with his big slice of chocolate cake! Voir le carte