The Tea Cosy in East Riding of Yorkshire

A gem of a divine cafe that’s close to the Minster and should be a place residents and visitors to Beverley should NOT miss.The cakes look divine, the kitchen is pristine as is the ladies toilet!!We sat in the garden- it was such a lovely summery day though it was late March. The conservatory is comfortable and welcoming and the main cafe has added interest by the lovely selection of photos.The staff go the extra mile too and though iced coffee was not on the menu a glass was made without complaint. Do go and try this charming little place.

The waitresses are first class polite and attentive.tea and scones can't fault it we enjoyed every minute well done girls.

Not over friendly staff far to expensive for the small lunch we received

Visited 12/10/21 and I have to say it was excellent. The owner and female member of staff were very friendly and welcoming. The food was delicious. If you are in Beverley it is a must visit.

Great food and service. Close to the Minster, a little away from the main street but well worth the detour.

If your ever visiting the Minster in Beverley then check out this establishment for a cuppa or a bite to eat,Tucked out the way located on the street opposite the Minster main doors .Through the entrance you'll find the dinning room old worldy style with its dark wooden panels & a more modern style down the side through to the rear & outside seating area.The staff on duty were very welcoming & pleasant,there's a good range of hot & cold drinks and nice choice of food options on the menu along with cakes on display .Payment can be made by cash or card.The only worrying problem I could see is the place is up for sale (due to retirement).... .I would definitely recommend a visit to this quiet out of the way "cosy "location

Good service, excellent food, nice surroundings, not the cheapest, but you get what you pay for.

I'm not sure how long ago the previous reviews were written , as they certainly don't match up to today's visit , we were a family of 6 ,cream tea ,the scones were soft which were complemented with the jam and cream , the bagette sandwiches X2 were delicious , daughters baked potato with tuna was tasty , decaff tea and lovely coffee ,all served with a smile Ron the waitress, she allowed my granddaughter the time to order her own meal , absolutely perfect end to our few days away to celebrate wedding anniversary . Thank you .

Lovely find just down the street from the minster, very spacious inside with seating outside with a view of the minster. The staff were very helpful and service was fast, the cakes were very nice. Will definitely go back.

The only slight disappointment for our first visit was that there was no afternoon tea on the menu but it was easy enough to make one up from the menu. The sandwiches were tasty and there was a good choice available. Baguettes, toasties, paninis and salads are all on offer in addition to a reasonable choice of main course dishes if preferred. We then enjoyed our cream scones with jam. We ordered tea served in large tea pots which was hot and refreshing. We were certainly made welcome and the service was very good, the prices reasonable too. I was surprised just how big the establishment was, with plenty of room both inside and out. The décor is traditional, attractive and comfortable. The Tea Cosy is well worth a visit.