They are very nice, very delicious products, I can only recommend the
Emilio F
Pretty expensive, food is always cold and tastes stale and staff are not very
JAMIE FOX
40 pound order to feed 2 adults 2 kids only turned up 2 drinks 2 sandwichs what a joke not
foid3017
Very friendly staff, I go to Harrogate Cooplands as well and the staff there are also friendly. I love visiting York and Harrogate, great food and lots of choice.
Duke
Cooplands always has a good selection of baked goods and is reasonably priced. Personally however I definitely think the quality of Thomas the Baker is a-lot higher and it’s worth the extra 150m walk around the corner.
Matt
Cooplands always has a good selection of baked goods and is reasonably priced. Personally however I definitely think the quality of Thomas the Baker is a-lot higher and it’s worth the extra 150m walk around the corner.
TheTasteCrusader
A light. Nothingness. A beacon. A void. When the putridicity of baked goods and wrapped sandwiches wafted around like a lain maiden remising in the wind I knew this would be my place of rest; to hold home on my chest and sing a valour with vivacity all arc angles would hear. 'A singular brownie' I muttered, As if Jehovah had smitten me down all but one word rested on my mind. Bloom. Bloom like a dusk rose rising at dawn making its hollowly tea on a petal of its predecessors. My blossoming is now. I had developed a poinchoí for the finer things in life since an early age savouring every drop of baby formula that passed my cold cracked lips. Swaddled in a blanket of marketed plastic I raptured my mouth across the warm surface of a gooey brownie, fluiditating throughout the universe as its crumbs danced in a hopak with my tasty buds. 'That'll be a fiver love'...
TractorExtraordinair
Since I was 6 years old my parents always took me to the north of England however It was mainly York and they always took me to a Cooplands providing us dinner which was and is always tasty 70 years later I always visit A Cooplands when I'm in the North
Ed Chunski
Friendly staff. Got a couple slices of pastries and they were quite nice. Not a lot of selection probably because it was kinda late when I arrived. Not bad though.
broomee c
If I wanted a stone cold pasty I would have gone to greggs and got it cheaper!
The young lads who served me behind the counter where absolutely lovely, they where so pleasant and kind even though it was a very busy Sunday before Christmas.
gillianwX4284ZK
The staff in the BEVERLEY branch in Toll Gavel appear to have a fixed train of thought and not able to switch off. They need to listen to their customer standing Infront of them. I feel like a foreigner in my own country here. They appear to be unable to understand another English accent apart from their own Yorkshire accent. Some words are pronounced differently between the North and South but we all speak the same tongue. I just wish they would improve their listening skills. Beverley is like a backwater. Still set in the past. A generation behind London. Shame and frustrating when I live here now.
919teej
Still the best place to eat in Driffield. Good prices and excellent staff. Clean surroundings. But thin on cakes and deserts since the take over of Asda owners.
Theblondecamper
A great offer for a breakfast roll and hot drink. Amazing price for the quality of produce used.
Laura Moscrop
I got the “breakfast think outside the box” breakfast for £3.50. I was informed there were no hash browns or tomatoes available which was okay and I didn’t want egg so I was offered to double up on a couple of things. I asked to double on the beans and sausage. I don’t have a photo but I got two bacon rashers, mushrooms, two sausages and beans. I’m not sure if the member of staff forgot about doubling up on the beans portion however the portion of beans was tiny, I feel like it wasn’t even one big spoonful of beans. Other than the lack of beans the breakfast was okay and the service was good. Would probably go back to try some of the other pastries and sweet treats.
They are very nice, very delicious products, I can only recommend the
Pretty expensive, food is always cold and tastes stale and staff are not very
40 pound order to feed 2 adults 2 kids only turned up 2 drinks 2 sandwichs what a joke not
Very friendly staff, I go to Harrogate Cooplands as well and the staff there are also friendly. I love visiting York and Harrogate, great food and lots of choice.
Cooplands always has a good selection of baked goods and is reasonably priced. Personally however I definitely think the quality of Thomas the Baker is a-lot higher and it’s worth the extra 150m walk around the corner.
Cooplands always has a good selection of baked goods and is reasonably priced. Personally however I definitely think the quality of Thomas the Baker is a-lot higher and it’s worth the extra 150m walk around the corner.
A light. Nothingness. A beacon. A void. When the putridicity of baked goods and wrapped sandwiches wafted around like a lain maiden remising in the wind I knew this would be my place of rest; to hold home on my chest and sing a valour with vivacity all arc angles would hear. 'A singular brownie' I muttered, As if Jehovah had smitten me down all but one word rested on my mind. Bloom. Bloom like a dusk rose rising at dawn making its hollowly tea on a petal of its predecessors. My blossoming is now. I had developed a poinchoí for the finer things in life since an early age savouring every drop of baby formula that passed my cold cracked lips. Swaddled in a blanket of marketed plastic I raptured my mouth across the warm surface of a gooey brownie, fluiditating throughout the universe as its crumbs danced in a hopak with my tasty buds. 'That'll be a fiver love'...
Since I was 6 years old my parents always took me to the north of England however It was mainly York and they always took me to a Cooplands providing us dinner which was and is always tasty 70 years later I always visit A Cooplands when I'm in the North
Friendly staff. Got a couple slices of pastries and they were quite nice. Not a lot of selection probably because it was kinda late when I arrived. Not bad though.
If I wanted a stone cold pasty I would have gone to greggs and got it cheaper!
Restaurantji Recommends
The young lads who served me behind the counter where absolutely lovely, they where so pleasant and kind even though it was a very busy Sunday before Christmas.
The staff in the BEVERLEY branch in Toll Gavel appear to have a fixed train of thought and not able to switch off. They need to listen to their customer standing Infront of them. I feel like a foreigner in my own country here. They appear to be unable to understand another English accent apart from their own Yorkshire accent. Some words are pronounced differently between the North and South but we all speak the same tongue. I just wish they would improve their listening skills. Beverley is like a backwater. Still set in the past. A generation behind London. Shame and frustrating when I live here now.
Still the best place to eat in Driffield. Good prices and excellent staff. Clean surroundings. But thin on cakes and deserts since the take over of Asda owners.
A great offer for a breakfast roll and hot drink. Amazing price for the quality of produce used.
I got the “breakfast think outside the box” breakfast for £3.50. I was informed there were no hash browns or tomatoes available which was okay and I didn’t want egg so I was offered to double up on a couple of things. I asked to double on the beans and sausage. I don’t have a photo but I got two bacon rashers, mushrooms, two sausages and beans. I’m not sure if the member of staff forgot about doubling up on the beans portion however the portion of beans was tiny, I feel like it wasn’t even one big spoonful of beans. Other than the lack of beans the breakfast was okay and the service was good. Would probably go back to try some of the other pastries and sweet treats.