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Lovely food, nice surroundings and friendly staff. The menu here has improved more each year and now there is alot to choose from. The chicken, bacon and leek pie I would recommend along with an ice cream milkshake!. Also some lovely looking cakes and puddings to sample. We will definately be going
Only popped in for ice cream for the grandchildren. Ended up having an enjoyable coffee in the gardens.
Will be returning very soon to an afternoon tea, with cakes.
Staff were very welcoming and it's a relaxed environment. I ordered a breakfast just at the cut-off point, but it was no problem.
I've not had such a delicious and copious breakfast in years. All very freshly cooked and tasty. Great value. Service was prompt. I highly recommend the tea room/coffee s
Very warm, welcoming environment. The wonderful smells will make your mouth water. Great food.
Lovely afternoon tea in a relaxed setting. Food was fresh and tasty and a lovely selection of different things, and tailored to be gluten-free and lactose free. Beautiful crockery adds to the meal. All served quickly and with no fuss. There is also a gift and toy shop and a museum upstairs. Would re
A beautiful restaurant & shop in the heart of the Earls Barton village. The owners & staff are all really welcoming and friendly, they can't do enough for you. Jeyes Northamptonshire sauce on a bacon/sausage bap is a must, and be sure to buy a bottle of sauce whilst you're there. Afternoon tea is am
Lovely food and beautiful setting in garden. All the staff were really friendly and helpful even though they were so busy!! Quick service roo - can't wait to go back.
A beautiful cafe. While sitting enjoying your coffee or meal there is so much to look at. The food is delicious
A delightful visit to a delicious destination in Northamptonshire. Very good food and service and wonderfully hosted by the @jeyes family. Everything with a beautifully personal touch. We could have spent all day there. The Royal room full of exciting and quite rare heritage is definitely worth a vi
Visited Jeyes today for Afternoon Tea. There were 6 of us in our group and the food supplied was ample for us all, with a good selection of sandwiches, quiche, scones, cakes and sweet treats (we couldn't finish it all and the staff were more than happy to box it up for us to take home). One of our g
What a gem of a place! A seemingly compact place that goes on forever with its own museum, pharmacy, cafe and shop. Lovely food but recommend booking a table as it was busy (it was raining so the garden tables weren’t in use).
Limited parking out the front but plenty of on street parking nearby.
Fascinating combination of shop, café, museum and chemist in one building, with an ecletic mix of collections in the museum from the history of the Jeyes family and other acquisitions.
Lovely friendly cafe. Great service and excellent food.
Georgina (owner) greeted us and give us extra information regarding the history of the establishment.
Added extras were the museums and gift shop which together made an enjoyable lunch catch-up with friends.
Had a Northamptonshire Blue Toastie on GF bread. It was delicious. Came with salad, kettle chips & coleslaw. Iced coffee nice too. Highly recommend. Staff are very friendly. 10/10
Love coming here for breakfast and lunch. Always lovely atmosphere and great food. Their pies and quiches are to die for. ❤️
Excellent lunch for 8 ladies. Friendly waitresses, reasonable price, lovely surroundings. Great vegetarian options.
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