The Courtyard Cafe - Menu

We called in to be greeted by the new owner who was very pleasant and took the time to make us feel very welcome. The coffee and cake was delicious and it was great value. I can recommend a visit.

This charming hidden bar and bistro is tucked away in the quaint streets of Whitby. The staff are friendly and welcoming, the food is delicious and beautifully presented. I will definitely be coming back.

I called late on a Saturday night and was made to feel very welcome. The owners were friendly and seemed very dedicated to making their business successful. I truly hope they succeed, as places like this embody what Whitby is all about. Wishing them good luck. View menu

Great coffee, lovely new summer menu with real tasty treats on offer. Small but very friendly and if you have not tried their themed food evenings you need to book. Greek nights, French nights and more to come during the next few months. I would recommend this lovely cozy haven away from the crowds. Licenced as well which is always a bonus.

we popped into this little café for a coffee after a 5 hour car journey to Whitby from Cardiff and could not believe that the lady who served us used to live in the same area as my husband who is from Cardiff we had a lovely chat and enjoyed a nice coffee as well tucked out of the away from the hustle and bustle of the main street this is a little gem

Made very welcome on our visit and enjoyed an excellent freshly made generous coffee. The interior is very well set out and extremely relaxing with a pleasant atmosphere. You could linger in here with your coffee and a book and feel quite at home. Loved the handcrafted items available for sale which was a nice touch. Well worth a visit and will certainly be going again if in Whitby. Helen and Elaine View menu

This was my first time visiting this restaurant and my initial impression was that the location was delightful. However, I was disappointed by the extremely poor quality of the processed food, which unfortunately is not uncommon in many cafes and tea shops. I ordered a very small slice of cake and an eclair with a small dollop of ice cream, along with a cup of tea and a mug of coffee, and the total cost came to £12.70. Despite the mediocre food, the staff were friendly and accommodating, and I appreciated that they allow dogs on the premises. I would suggest that the restaurant improve the quality of their food and presentation. Additionally, leaving a used cigarette ashtray on the table is...

Looking for a place to sit and have a coffee in nice surroundings, we chanced on this little place, off the main road. You can miss it, but I'm so glad we decided to try it as we were more than nicely surprised. It's only small, but very pleasant inside, nice and cosy. They also do food, and when we read the menu, decided to eat there as well. We were not disappointed. My husband had the chilli nachos (his favourite) and I opted for mushroom, mozzarella and basil quiche, with side salad. The quiche was the best I've ever had, light and delicious. It was very nicely presented on a platter, with a little salad which even had some pomegranate sees scattered in (a nice touch) and a separate serv...

We went in here about 11.45 in the morning, after having read all these wonderful reviews. We were the only people in there for a good 20 minutes, apart from (I assume the owners and their little girl who seemed to find us an interesting spectacle to stare at! I'm afraid to say we didn't feel particularly welcome, we really wanted someone else to come in, but then friends of the owners did, which didn't really help us feel any at ease! I'm a vegetarian, and there wasn't a great deal of choice, so I asked for the bacon to be left off the bacon brie and cranberry panini which was done without a fuss but with the price left unchanged. The food took a while, considering it was just a panini and... View menu