Bettys Cafe Tea Rooms - Northallerton in Hambleton

A wonderful Afternoon Tea served by a very friendly waitress. This young lady has only recently started to work here, I'm sure she will be there for as long as she wishes.A comfortable clean restaurant, with all facilities, including a rest room on the ground floor.

It's been Years in the making but I finally came to the world famous Betty's Cafe.Fantastic place, yes I know its expensive but it's well worth it.The ambience, the settings, the service is outstanding.The food is lovely and you get a great selection of savoury food as well as the famous sweet dishes 😋It's just a really good place to go especially when you need a treat.I will definitely be going back again.I highly recommend this place

Superb as it always is. Consistently excellent. Great food, drink and wonderful staff.

We used to fall delightedly into Betty's after a long drive or a hard day. Sadly, not what it was. Most of the delightful efficient 'mumsy' waitresses have been replaced with inexperienced youngsters, so the superb service has suffered markedly. The atmosphere has inevitably evaporated and that has exposed the rather limited choice of savouries and the stiff prices charged. The saving grace is the shop. Still the same mouth-watering products, with some intriguing new lines and wonderful service, as ever.

Fabulous 😍Very popular and very well organised. It's no wonder people queue along the high street in sub-zero temperatures! Staff are keen to bring you into the foyer, socially distanced, as soon as possible, and are very efficient in clearing tables as soon as they become vacant, keeping the queue moving. All that aside, once at your table, you are not rushed in any way. Service is kind and thoughtful with attention to detail; it is clear that staff are well trained and cared for. I need hardly add that the food is excellent! They would give top-end London hotels a run for their money!

Betty's Tea Rooms are pleasantly from another era. The staff are really polite, helpful and professional. While it's not the cheapest cafe, you really do get what you pay for. The food is absolutely exquisite! I would definately recommend a visit to Betty's for drinks, sandwiches and would advise you to leave space for cakes.

Afternoon tea was a lovely treat. Visited from Essex where we don't have any Betty's gluten free option was really nice

Thoroughly enjoyed by visit to Betty’s at Northallerton. Loved the bright and open layout inside, seating and atmosphere was very incoming and comfortable.Staff were very friendly and helpful and all wore masks.Hands sanitiser was available in various places and the facilities were stunning and spotless.Food was also excellent. I had the fried haddock with fries, which was thoroughly enjoyable. Fries and batter were golden and fish was moist. Neither were oily. Crushed peas were the star of the show to me though with a punchy flavour (undertones of mint but not too much). Overall the dish was fresh, flavourful and well presented.Desserts were excellent, as you might expect. Brown Bread Sundae was a stand out for me.Breakfast tea was exactly what I was after. Full bodied and very strong. Perfect partner for the fish and fries.Overall, great experience. Would go again.

A delicious lunch at this infamous delightful Café.(We were a little apprehensive as our last experience at Betty’s at Harrogate was rather stuffy & food very underwhelming.)However, today’s visit to Northallerton Café restored all faith!Our luncheon was delicious, well presented and the staff, dressed in neat black & white, were just lovely. Although we didn’t select the infamous ‘Afternoon Tea’ we did thoroughly enjoy Salmon & prawn gratin and Chicken schnitzel. Our two delicious deserts of choice from a tantalising array of treats were brought to the table on the ‘sweet trolley’. After much thought we chose the pear frangipani and chocolate torte served with scrumptious ice cream.What a lovely treat indeed .

We'd been holidaying just north of Newcastle, on our way back to Brum, and were looking to stop at our favourite Tea Room in Harrogate. Totally surprised to find this one, only a slight diversion off the A1. Like it's larger sister, we were not surprised to find a queue outside. Half an hour is a very small price to pay if you value service and quality. Both were exactly what we expected. I tried one of their speciality Cafetières of coffee, which was one of the best I've ever had. Worth every penny. If you've never visited a Bettys, it needs to go on your list immediately.