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Rachel's Walnut Cottage Tea Room - Huggate - Photo album
Newly opened Paws for Tea! We were very lucky as this only opened last week, we were greeted quickly and shown to the Doggy section. The cakes and scones were delicious and very filling! Oscar loved the little doggy biscuit! Would definitely recommend!
Quaint little spot. Lovely bakes and always a soup or jacket potato available. Rachel and her husband are so hospitable. We had our dog so wasnt able to sit in the cafe but were more than pleased to sit jn the conservatory Can't wait for new dog friendly area to open in April.
Totally delightful! Rachel is lovely - warm, friendly, welcoming, a busy and energetic little bee. Super little tearooms well worth sniffing out if you are ever in the Yorkshire Wolds. Huggate village is the highest village on the Wolds at 550ft above sea level. If you have been walking or cycling a
Really lovely café - cyclists are welcome, the food is delicious and made with all local ingredients, and the owner is so welcoming and friendly. So glad we stopped here!
Absolutely incredible. Rachel and Ken are the most glorious people I’ve ever had the chance of meeting. She remembered my dad and my sister from a previous visit, and made it such a joyful afternoon out!! Thank you so so much, can’t wait to come again
If you're visiting Huggate or just passing through you should definitely seek out this fantastic tea room. It's immaculately clean,great value and everything Rachel serves she makes herself. We turned up as part of a large group of walkers today and we were made very welcome. The tea is excellent as
Absolutely fantastic tearoom, really warm and welcoming.
Rachel and the rest of the staff are so friendly and go above and beyond for tgeir customers.
The food is delicious and freshly made by Rachel. I really couldn't fault anything at all.
We have been several times now and will definitely contin
What a total delight. Parking is very limited, but there is ample free parking in the village. Rachel gave me a warm welcome with her husband, Ken, on washing up duty. A huge wood burner makes this welcoming too. A nice young girl waiting on who was willing to learn and asked the right questions.
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Lovely, light cheese scone served with coffee by the friendly owner. Main focus is the delightful array of homemade cakes, but a few savoury options available. Well worth a visit in splendid Wolds area. Indoor and outdoor seating. Parking for cars and pushbikes.
Stopped at this very pretty tearoom for coffee and cake this afternoon whist out and about. Beautifully presented China crockery with my tea and a tall glass with the latte.
We chose a piece of coffee and walnut cake and a piece of fruit cake, served with a slab of Wensleydale! Both cakes were home
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