Spent the morning in Haworth and decided to pop into this place for lunch, you can't eat in yet, but it was sunny and really warm, so didn't matter. This place bakes its own food and you can tell, its fresh and tastes good. We got a couple of pasties and drinks and a brownie to share. Staff are helpful, location is perfect, the cakes look really pretty and the prices are reasonable. It was fairly busy when we came, but we only waited 5 minutes max. Its worth popping in for quick takeaway lunch 😊

A fantastic bakery while your on your adventures in this amazing village in Brontë country as they say ! An amazing fill up station for everyone to a fantastic menu ! Staff are very helpful prices are affordable! I definitely be going again in summer time !

A friend lives near the shop and bought us out a curd tart to Corfu, best curd tart ever....especially eating it on a Corfu beach

Very tasty products and lovely atmosphere. I have been several times and it's a great place with good prices to grab some coffee. Highly recommended.

Such a lovely bakery where the staff are so friendly and the cakes and pastries are perfect. Very reasonably priced. Well worth a visit

Had the veggie breakfast, it was lovely. The sausages were perfectly cooked, soya milk available for tea, very friendly and helpful staff. Great selection of cakes too

Amazing bakery. So good we had to return for a second visit while in the area. So much choice of sweet and savory goodies. The steak bakes and belgian buns are insane... So so good!!

Perfect little stop for some coffees and pastry in the morning, after a scramble across the Brontë waterfalls. It was actually one of only a few places open in the early morning when I visited Haworth. The staff were very friendly and the pasties were flakey and delicious, I had a spinach and feta slice, a latte and an out of this world yummy piece of toffee cake that I highly recommend. Beautiful location on the cobbled high street. Had plenty of splendour on offer on the shelves too, jams chutneys etc.

We have been going to Haworth for over 20 years. Every year we have gone to the villette. Up until a couple of years ago, it was 5 stars all the way, the last couple of years it has gone downhill in all aspects. I always had a meat pie, for thevwalk on the moors,the last couple of years I have had a bad stomach afterwards. Didn't have one this year and stomach was fine. Low point was breakfast. Asked for a toasted sandwich on thick bread. Was told they don't do it. The table next to me had thick bread, asked again, was told it was possible but would have to be rang up differently. This was seen as a massive imposition by the older lady. Food arrived. Sons breakfast: dried up bacon, off sausage, crispy egg. He described it as a play dough breakfast, with less taste. Wife breakfast: Crispy eggs, brown edges, doughy bread. Young lady that served was pleasant. Older lady brought my my sandwich, just dumped on table then walked away, I was polite and thanked her,, no response. Egg was brown ( seemed the norm) bacon dried up, bread hardly toasted. Seemed the bacon may have been leftover. I was a Chef for about 8 years. I would have been ashamed to serve this food for free, nevermind charge for it. Only plus was the coffee was OK. Avoid if you can, I will not be going there again.Shame it used to be a lovely place with good honest food. May have been a change in management? Anyway, hope this helps if you take time to read.

Nice café. Would definitely recommend. Great food

Amazing every thing tasted phenomenal I also found a cookie monster for my son that he throughly enjoyed.

Had lunch at this little café bakery while exploring Haworth. It's located near the top of the cobbled main street, close to the church and the path leading to the parsonage. Family friendly and dog friendly. It was Sunday and very busy, but I managed to get a table right next to the window. The café was clean, with pleasing modern decor and a comfy leather banquette along one wall. Toilets with baby changing facilities are at the back of the café. There were two queues, one for ordering meals to eat in and another for takeaway. The young staff were both pleasant and efficient, and I was served quickly. The varied lunch menu includes breakfasts, soup, sandwiches, pizzas and big square Yorkshire puddings with a choice of fillings. Opted for a Yorkshire pudding with two butcher's sausages, mixed veg and lashings of gravy. It was well cooked, hot and very filling. Nice strong pot of tea. They do some traditional Yorkshire desserts for afters, but I was just too full! Some lovely cakes and baked savouries displayed on the counter too, and there were packets of biscuits and preserves that would make good gifts. Bought a couple of pork pies, freshly baked and still warm, to take home. Overall a nice, affordable place to have lunch.

Very disappointing, all pies and pastries aren’t fresh they are cooked from frozen. ‘I THOUGHT THIS IS A BAKERY?’ I watched the whole process, they have an open kitchen and everything is cooked from frozen. No local produce, which is shame as Haworth is surrounded by many local farms! The place was full but food came out in less than 5 minutes, how? Bread too thick, I have noticed other bad comments about this too. Smoothies were not blended properly so straws didn’t work! The tray that they gave me to take the drinks back the table had a puddle of water on it, when I asked the girl serving to dry it, she looked at me like I had a problem. Who looked to be the owner was talking to her adult staff like they were school children, as an employer myself I am surprised she is keeping staff when talking to them like this. Disappointed, but it was cheap so maybe I am expecting too much for the price hence I have given 3 stars rather than 1. If you are on a budget and you aren’t bothered about the experience, and not bothered about what you are consuming, probably ideal! If you want something better than you can make yourself at home, avoid 👎. One thing I would say which is massive ‘DON’T CALL YOURSELVES A BAKERY WHEN YOU ARE COOKING YOUR PIES FROM FROZEN, TAKE THIS WORD OFF YOUR TITLE’

We went to this cafe a few weeks ago. It was utter chaos. The queuing system was ridiculous, but we managed to sort food. Fairly expensive at around £20 for three rolls and three cakes. It gets handed to my husband, we sit down, we start eating. Halfway through, staff member appears and says we haven't paid to eat in. News to us, we'd ordered and sat down. We apologise and ask for a bill for the difference and, when it arrives, it almost doubles the cost of what we had discovered were three very mediocre rolls. We took the rest of our food and ate it outside the shop. We'd say it was our mistake but the staff member says "oh it happens all the time." May I suggest, then, better signage and a better queuing system. Won't bother going here again - too expensive to eat in and I'd rather eat a sweaty cheese sandwich wrapped in clingfilm I brought from home than pay out for their rubbish again.

Had breakfast here a couple of times as only this and another place to choose from. Service was really bad. Owner very rude. Charged 20p extra for water for the tea which was stewed after I had just spent over £20. Overpriced. Bacon all dried up. Same with beans. Luke warm

Have to admit that this lovely little cafe was actually our third choice after finding the places we were aiming for both closed today. This was our first visit, but will not be our last. The service was excellent, when the staff all look happy, are helpful and friendly, it makes the atmosphere good. The food was spot on, coffees excellent and we were impressed with cost. The place was clean, tidy and the toilets were pleasant to use. Next time we're in Howarth, we'll head here first and try the afternoon tea.

We had great time at this place, friendly atmosphere at a beautiful village. Delicious food , also they have this homemade salted caramel cake that I highly recommend to try

Reasonable priced Cafe sit in or take away service, freshly cooked food. A wide rang to suit everyone.

Lovely place for tourists with typical British baked goods 😍

We grabbed a cake and some lunch pastries here, to go. They were great. They were high quality. It was appreciated that they had some vegetarian options, as I do prefer vegetarian food. The chocolate cake was also highly appreciated, the prices were overall good. We

Jeez Louise .... We ordered toasties, not an entire loaf The bread was SO thick that the cheese didn't melt properly, neither my partner or I ate them It's a shame, because the cafe itself seemed nice. The tables were also dirty

I always make sure to have breakfast in here when we come to Haworth. Lovely friendly team and such a good amount of food for the price. It’s great quality and just sooo good. Clean toilets as well and a great selection of biscuits and treats to buy, along with their own delicious home made cakes! Love it here :)

Great shop. Eat in and takeaway both excellent. Ideal place to pick up a picnic before heading across the moors. Many thanks 😃

Lovely little coffee shop, dog friendly too. Perfect for breakfast before heading off on a hike. Also nice sandwiches to take out.

Great coffee shop and place for a light bite at the top of Howarth. We sat inside and ordered a pork pie and a cheese and salad sandwich and 2 hot drinks. We got 2 plate fulls of salad with our sandwiches which was great and much more than expected. Will be in again next time we visit Haworth.

The experience is a little odd with all the plastic screens up. I have always loved the bakery, and that's not changed. It was a spot of lunch (sausage roll and a pasty) and a nice cream tea. And it was all good. Only a little bit of salad and the crust of the pasty survived.

We had breakfast here - very nice. Also bought a Yorkshire Pasty to take on our walk which was very tasty. Lovely selection of cakes and pies on offer and also a section of biscuits, cakes etc to buy as gifts.