"Didn't know this place existed, great gallery, great food, great staff. Well worth a turn right/left past the Yorkshire Bank. :"
Heavily advertised as dog friendly, however only on carpeted areas! The cafe is not dog friendly as was demonstrated by the loud, abrupt and rude way staff spoke to a couple who walked in with their dog, having seen the dog friendly sign on the door. Staff couldn't understand why the couple had chosen to leave rather than drag their dog upstairs to an unknown room which may/may not have had seats. You are allowed to have a drink , and n some seating areas with your dog, but can't go to the cafe to order. Impossible on your own with a dog. They need to rethink dog acçess. It would make more sense to have dogs on the tiled floors and keep the carpeted rooms dog free. Coffee is good, limited se...
This cafe has seating areas spread throughout the lovely Georgian gallery building, and in the courtyard, weather permitting. Order at the counter and staff will bring your food and drinks to you wherever you choose to sit. At times (quieter days) the upstairs room is like an old 'reading room ' where customers (even single ones) feel happy to sit and read their paper, or even write letters.No guarantee you 'll be able to bags a sofa, especially on a busy Saturday, but it 's nice if you can. Good coffee, a range of light lunches plus cakes scones etc. all very good.
A little gem just off the main high street. We have been visiting twice a week for about a year and have never been disappointed. It’s clean bright with friendly, helpful staff. The cappuccinos are always nice and hot and not too strong. The cheese scones are truly LOVELY. Ask for them hot and they are DIVINE as they will be served lightly grilled from a panini maker. If you look through the window and it appears full do not despair there are three other rooms where you can sit and enjoy your visit.
Firstly I am delighted that the gallery is dog friendly and that there are comfy places where you can eat with your pooch that aren't outside. Having said that I cannot understand why the large, easily accessible hard floored downstairs cafe isn't one of them instead they prefer that you drag your dog upstairs to the carpeted area or into the tiny snug. I just don't get it! Apart from that the cheese scones are lovely and the service is good.
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Just recently discovered this cafe situated inside the Joe Cornish gallery in Northallerton. The cheese scones are probably the best I have tasted for a long time. There is a vast array of cakes, biscuits and light snacks along with various tea, coffee etc. Lovely, helpful staff. Very relaxed atmosphere helped by the many beautiful and stunning photographs that adorn the cafe area. Well worth a visit
Today I spent a delightfully relaxing hour for lunch in this cafe. The leek and potato soup was mouth watering...freshly made that day, with a beautiful selection of bread. My late I could tell had been made with love by the lovely ladies...can highly recommend any day of the week.
Have to wanted to visit this gallery for some time, It was well worth the effort. The coffee was the best we have had and cakes complemented it. Taking a look around at the Joe Cornish images after coffee was inspiring. Purchased my 2019 calendar my sixth!
We happened to pass by and saw there was a cafe in this gallery so we came in for a coffee and cake. The cappuccino wasn't brilliant, it was more like a latte with chocolate on top but the homemade amaretto biscuit was super.
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Popped into Joe Cornish's for the first time for breakfast. A good bacon sandwich and a well made Americano. Will certainly be back.
Didn't know this place existed, great gallery, great food, great staff. Well worth a turn right/left past the Yorkshire Bank. :
