Best cafe around the punchbowl, dog friendly, simple food done wellKid-friendliness: Milkshakes and simple plates for kids
Peter Galea
Love this family business. Lovely food and great service. Surprised by fair prices. Well done.
Peter Nicholls
Lovely cafe run by a friendly Yorkshire couple. Good old fashion service. Delicious food. Decent prices. Immaculate decor and cleanliness.Highly recommend.
Richard Bacon
Just had a take away coffee but my experience was fine so five stars!
Richard Knight
Good value, friendly
Chellby10
After several visits to the Devils punchbowl, decided to try Cafe Twenty5. Wow, what a delight. Breakfast was beautiful and cooked to absolute perfection. Pleasant atmosphere and very clean. Staff wete fantastic too. Will certainly be back.
jennie stevens
So glad we stopped for lunch after going to National Trust Devils Punchbowl. Wonderful food, great atmosphere and fantastic service. Highly recommend.
Gareth Stevens
Stopped here after walking The Devils Punch Bowl and really pleased we did.Food was brilliant and served with care and thought. We had Toasties and Jacket potatoes, the sides were served in ramekins meaning it didn't get all over the food before you were ready to eat.The service was fantastic and we were made extremely welcome in a peaceful and pleasant setting.Prices were also extremely reasonable in comparison to the Cafe at the visitor centre.Dietary restrictions: Our son has a Peanut allergy and the staff were very accommodating towards these requirements.Kid-friendliness: Our 3 children were given a free pot of ice-cream for their politeness and they ate all their food because it was so well prepared.Wheelchair accessibility: Nice wide doors and made provision for accessibility needs.
Flo E
This is an incredible little cafe. A really good selection of classic freshly made food (including toasties, omelette, bagels) and drinks (lovely coffee, alcohol also available), served quickly and absolutely delicious. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the cafe is clean with a cosy atmosphere. Will definitely be back!Dietary restrictions: Great veggie options, staff knowledgeable and flexible on ingredients in regards to allergies
Martin Kendall
Very friendly staff. Kids were given free tubs of ice cream ?
Regular to 25...Nice cafe, doesn't try to be too fancy upmarket... reasonably priced ... decent service ?
Anne Thomas
Good food, good
letspackandgo
We stopped here after a hike at the Devil's Punch Bowl. We had a delicious slice of cake (pear and frangipane) and a lovely apple and rhubarb crumble with lots of custard. Our little dog was welcome and was given a couple of treats by the owner. Tea was very good too. Service was friendly and efficient. We will definitely go again!
Paul Garner
Wonderful cafe situated 2 mins from devil's punchbowl area. Has much less of a tourist / national trust day visitor vibe to it, and more of a people in the know / locals vibe. There's a huge selection of cakes and snacks, from bacon and egg baps, through pastries, teacakes, and lots of homemade cakes. Outside seating is limited, but there's a fairly high turnover as many visitors are walkers, cyclists, etc, so they're not there for long. Parking is fairly limited, and the toilets are very clean. There's fresh local ice cream and a huge range of teas and coffees. Open 9am 3pm weekdays, closed Tuesdays, 9 till 4pm weekends.
catearly76
Hmm, £11.55 for two sandwiches to take away (cheese salad and tomato, pesto and avocado on sliced bread from a packet). I expect to pay more for things made to order but not that much - will be more organised and take packed lunch to the Devils Punchbowl next time!
Best cafe around the punchbowl, dog friendly, simple food done wellKid-friendliness: Milkshakes and simple plates for kids
Love this family business. Lovely food and great service. Surprised by fair prices. Well done.
Lovely cafe run by a friendly Yorkshire couple. Good old fashion service. Delicious food. Decent prices. Immaculate decor and cleanliness.Highly recommend.
Just had a take away coffee but my experience was fine so five stars!
Good value, friendly
After several visits to the Devils punchbowl, decided to try Cafe Twenty5. Wow, what a delight. Breakfast was beautiful and cooked to absolute perfection. Pleasant atmosphere and very clean. Staff wete fantastic too. Will certainly be back.
So glad we stopped for lunch after going to National Trust Devils Punchbowl. Wonderful food, great atmosphere and fantastic service. Highly recommend.
Stopped here after walking The Devils Punch Bowl and really pleased we did.Food was brilliant and served with care and thought. We had Toasties and Jacket potatoes, the sides were served in ramekins meaning it didn't get all over the food before you were ready to eat.The service was fantastic and we were made extremely welcome in a peaceful and pleasant setting.Prices were also extremely reasonable in comparison to the Cafe at the visitor centre.Dietary restrictions: Our son has a Peanut allergy and the staff were very accommodating towards these requirements.Kid-friendliness: Our 3 children were given a free pot of ice-cream for their politeness and they ate all their food because it was so well prepared.Wheelchair accessibility: Nice wide doors and made provision for accessibility needs.
This is an incredible little cafe. A really good selection of classic freshly made food (including toasties, omelette, bagels) and drinks (lovely coffee, alcohol also available), served quickly and absolutely delicious. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the cafe is clean with a cosy atmosphere. Will definitely be back!Dietary restrictions: Great veggie options, staff knowledgeable and flexible on ingredients in regards to allergies
Very friendly staff. Kids were given free tubs of ice cream ?
Restaurantji Recommends
Regular to 25...Nice cafe, doesn't try to be too fancy upmarket... reasonably priced ... decent service ?
Good food, good
We stopped here after a hike at the Devil's Punch Bowl. We had a delicious slice of cake (pear and frangipane) and a lovely apple and rhubarb crumble with lots of custard. Our little dog was welcome and was given a couple of treats by the owner. Tea was very good too. Service was friendly and efficient. We will definitely go again!
Wonderful cafe situated 2 mins from devil's punchbowl area. Has much less of a tourist / national trust day visitor vibe to it, and more of a people in the know / locals vibe. There's a huge selection of cakes and snacks, from bacon and egg baps, through pastries, teacakes, and lots of homemade cakes. Outside seating is limited, but there's a fairly high turnover as many visitors are walkers, cyclists, etc, so they're not there for long. Parking is fairly limited, and the toilets are very clean. There's fresh local ice cream and a huge range of teas and coffees. Open 9am 3pm weekdays, closed Tuesdays, 9 till 4pm weekends.
Hmm, £11.55 for two sandwiches to take away (cheese salad and tomato, pesto and avocado on sliced bread from a packet). I expect to pay more for things made to order but not that much - will be more organised and take packed lunch to the Devils Punchbowl next time!