Honey Bee Tearoom And Restruant

Called in for coffee with dear friends. Lovely selection of quality coffees and Americanos served with a choice of hot or cold milk. Lovely little place

We dropped in here for lunch. Friendly staff, clean and a nice lunch with a lovely pot of Yorkshire Tea. A short walk from the castle and just off the market place.

Family run cafe. Called in today, lovely experience, from the welcome to the farewell. We enjoyed homemade cakes and coffee. My friend is gluten free and she had a teallly good GF scone. Great coffees too.

I have been here a number of times both with friends and by myself. Everytime i am by myself i get virtually ignored, i wait and wait and thèn have to either ask to place an order even though the waitresses walk past me a...

Friendly service from this independent family business and some unusual but tasty menu choices the brunch stack for example was a neatly assembled and delicious tower of bubble n squeak, black pudding, bacon and poached egg. Large windows to waych the world go by and free WiFi

The service is slow and haphazard, admittedly the servers are young but they obviosly aren't really trained and quite often are no where to be seen. The food and drink is expense for what you get £4 for a large filter coffee that was so weak i had to wonder if it was coffee. £8.25 for a toasted sandwich. I know prices have gone up everywhere but this is ridiculous. Won't be going again.

Looks good from the outside and is shabby chic inside. Unfortunately there are a few things that need more care with. Tea pot was dirty on the outside and the tea cold on the inside, we had to ask for some hot water. One soup came cold and had to be warmed up and topped up, the other contained a piece of polythene, not home made? Brunch was good, potato was good. To be fair we were not charged for the soup with the polythene which was good. Pity as it does look good from the outside.

From walking in and the warmth and welcome I knew I had chosen well, we were greeted by a very friendly waitress who immediately made us feel at home, I asked if our cockapoo Harry was ok to come in and she replied of course, we sat in the window so harry wouldnt disturb other diners, the waitress gave us timer to get settled before coming over, we asked for scones tea and coffee and a dog bowl for harry so he could have a drink, we were seen to promptly, friendly and it was spotlessly clean, warm, inviting and the scones were gorgeous thank you 5

Well really wish we hadn't entered this place. My first time in Knaresborough was taken by family members as a birthday treat. My 5month twins were also with us. After a couple of hrs we were ready for a coffee and of course the girls were hungry. Was looking for a place where I could get a double pram inside. I walked in to ask and this lady who I presume was the owner looked at me with daggers! I went back out but was called back saying there was room. Well we all went in. Struggling while staff watched us get settled. Clearly disgruntled when the girls were screaming waiting for their milk. The young lad serving us did not want to be there that was obvious. We ordered our lunch. A bowl of...