Cafes in Yeadon

“Delicious freshly cooked breakfast. If you've not been to this delightful cafe then come!”

“It does get very busy in a morning so there is a bit of a wait maybe avoid early morning if your in a rush”

“Unique building, great position in Yeadon and well-looked after. Back alley on Main Street is a bit sketchy but otherwise perfect. Also there's a bus stop.”

“I did use the cafe on a regular basis. Until Covid struck ! Update Feb 2021 cafe CLOSED for now because of coronavirus .I understand that takeaway service is available . All the below information will still be relevant when this is resolved .The cafe has been made Covid secure and tables sectioned off with clear plexus panels to aid social distancing . You MUST book in at the cafe entrance and supply contact details before you are allocated a table . .As a wheelchair user I find that there are only two tables suitable for me . They are marked but are at opposing ends of the cafe . I get the feeling that some more tables have been changed as I managed nicely today and it wasn’t a designated table . Having placed your order you can collect tea coffee etc , but cutlery etc will be delivered to your table with your meal .One of the main problems is around the word disability and it’s meaning in the cafe . I often find elderly people using the table because of the disability sign , but I don’t think they realise that they can sit anywhere but wheelchairs can only use the marked tables because there are no sides to them!! This allows a wheelchair to fit under the table .All other tables are inaccessible to us.The floor is level and access is not a problem . I find it difficult to use the counter because of its height and trying to get any item from the display is impossible . I therefore have to rely on the staff to help me . Up to press the staff have been brilliant . The coffee machine and the sauces along with knives etc are also out of reach but again the staff have done it all for me most of the time .The cafe has had a revamp and also boasts a barista bar where you can avoid the queue at the cafe if you only want tea or coffee and have it delivered to the table. The thing I dislike about it is that it’s run by just one member of staff even at lunch times and the service becomes very slow . TWO staff at peak periods would make sense.Barista bar opens at 9:30am on Sundays even tho shop not officially open Cafe opens 10am SundayWhere the cafe is concerned that too struggles a bit at peak periods and you have to wait a while.Overall it’s a pleasant place to go for a cup of tea”