Posthorn Tea Room - Carte

Amazing place fab breakfast and serve gluten free breakfast too Lovely hot chocolate been sentries and it’s consistently good

The Posthorn never fails us it’s the best cafe in Leyburn. Todays cooked breakfast was perfect in every way, great portion, high standard of local ingredients, and good value.

Two sides to this review, went and spoke to a lady for a table inside but she was unable to move things around to fit us in but didn't offer us seating outside which we had to find out for ourselves.Went back a time and saw a gentleman who was very helpful and whilst the food took a while to arrive it was worth waiting for, a lovely hot breakfast for all of us. Voir le carte

We were hoping to find somewhere to experience a delicious cream tea. As we are visitors to the area we were not sure we would find such a place. Leyburn didn't let us down, we found this extremely busy tea room and cafe. The service was friendly, keen to help and extremely helpful. The Tea and Scones were to die for, no wonder people were queueing for a table..

Friendly welcome especially as we were very wet. Shown to a table. We didn't wait long till our order was taken. I had a very generous sized tuna salad sandwich and my Husband had some Victoria sponge cake which he said was perfect.. We did go back the next day before our 5 hr drive home. I had a very tasty cheese sconce, my Husband had ham, egg and chips. Once again good food and friendly staff.

Food was pleasant but service was rude, particularly from one staff member, as if I were an inconvenience. She took our order down wrong and rather than graciously accept the mistake she made a point of returning to our table, infront of other diners, waving the order tab at me as if that proved she was right I responded by clarifying that all it confirmed was she had written down the wrong order. We couldn't wait to finish the food and leave, will never return. Voir le carte

Five of us came for a light lunch. Unfortunately they don't cater for large parties so we were sat at a table for four with six people next to us also on a table for four! We persevered and had various snack dishes. I shared a cheese scone with Wensleydale cheese and a piece of fruitcake also with cheese, with my wife. The quality was nice although the portions were a little small. Others had baps filled with sausage and eggs served with chips which were more substantial. The tea and coffee here is very good and we bought some packs of it for home. Overall this is a very nice cafe if a little cramped and slightly on the expensive side.

The warmest of welcomes. Our daughter has a milk intolerance and the owners (lady out front and husband chef, we think? , we’re very accommodating and helpful. We had a children’s breakfast and two regular breakfasts. The food was lovely, very clean (i.e., not an oily mess! , bacon and sausage clearly top quality farm meat, everything was spot on. My only reservation, and reason for 4 stars instead of 5, is that it’s quite expensive for the size of meal you get… the regular breakfast has only one sausage and one egg, which isn’t huge for a tenner, if I’d added in a couple of bits to make it a good belly buster I’d be well into 15 quid or more, which is a bit steep i think. One more sausage a...

It’s early October and I turned up at so I was safe from some of the issues described in previous reviews.Being quite hungry, I bypassed the tea scones option for the Beef Gravy Bap with chips. It was just okay: the beef was rather tasteless, but at least it was tender, and the gravy tasted like it was made from granules rather than the real thing. The chips were alright too, a better quality cook from frozen product. The bap was nondescript, not giving the impression that it had seen a local bakery. However, at it was fairly priced for a popular Yorkshire market town.I had the Colombian coffee served in a metal carafe, which could have used one more spoonful of ground beans, but it would be... Voir le carte