Ravenscar Tearooms - Menu

Great little tea room with home made cakes etc. Coffee they served was good (am caffiene freak) and its also on the Cleveland Way so a good place to refuel.

Lovely tea room offering excellent basic food and drinks with gluten free options. Freindly chatty staff. Very good value for money. Not open Tuesdays. Closed in January!

Wonderful breakfast and Teacake. Nice pot of tea and wonderful americano all at reasonable prices. Nice little gem in Ravenscar. friendly and pleasant and friendly staff!

We stumbled upon this hidden gem while hiking the Cleveland Way and were pleasantly surprised by the variety of vegan options and the welcoming staff! This restaurant is truly wonderful.

When in the area we always visit the tearoom. It’s a hidden gem. On the coastal path and the cinder track it’s a perfect stop off for hikers and bikers.Good food and drink are available along with courteous staff. If you read my reviews you will know that it must be dog friendly, which it is but weather allowing there are plenty of tables outside. Give it a whirl you won’t be disappointed. A lot of history in this area.

Had a stroll along the cliff edge and stopped at the Tea Rooms for lunch. Service was friendly and professional and the food was brought to us as we sat outside in the sunshine. Food was tasty and well prepared. One small grumble …. Maybe you could add some balsamic vinegar or a few drops of dressing on the salad leaves without it they were dry and bland and left so we’re wasted. Would still return as we enjoyed the setting and the sandwiches and coffee..

the second flight was in a strange village. ravenscar, the city that was never. Around the 19th-20th century were made plans to transform the village into a holiday resort. the roads were built, some houses were built and canalizations were laid. ravenscar never reached popularity and the development was unfinished mainly due to the long walk to reach the rocky beach. the railway was also closed in 1965, so now the place is a little left near the old railway station, apart from a small tee room. this place was totally old-fashioned, plastic tablecloths on table old frames on the wall, it was also miles away from everything. but guess what? it was full. we had to wait to get a table...read mo...

The recently renovated and refurbished tearoom on the North Yorkshire coastal path (the Cleveland Way) and the adjacent Cinder Track (ie. old railway line), this delightful tearoom is a must visit, popular with both walkers and cyclists. Only a few hundred metres from the Ravenscar headland and the National Trust visitor centre. A warm welcome awaits, as do the delicious homemade cakes, pastries and range of snacks, all very reasonably priced. Eat them inside or at tables outside with views of the North sea. Friendly and helpful staff and the spotlessly clean interior make this a most pleasurable visit. In the little square outside you can read about the history of the railway that passed th...

the second flight was in a strange village. ravenscar, the city that was never. Around the 19th-20th century were made plans to transform the village into a holiday resort. the roads were built, some houses were built and canalizations were laid. ravenscar never reached popularity and the development was unfinished mainly due to the long walk to reach the rocky beach. the railway was also closed in 1965, so now the place is a little left near the old railway station, apart from a small tee room. this place was totally old-fashioned, plastic tablecloths on table old frames on the wall, it was also miles away from everything. but guess what? it was full. we had to wait to get a table, as this...