The Sedbergh Café

The Sedbergh Café serves high quality, nutritious food at affordable prices. All our food is produced to strict standards which ensure quality doesn’t differ. Every time you eat with us will be as delicious as the last.

Our most popular beverages at present are:

• Pot of Yorkshire Tea £1.50
• Caffetiere of Coffee £2.00
• Earl Grey Tea £2.00
• Milky Coffee £2.00
• Decaffeinated Yorkshire Tea £1.50

Our most popular food items at present are:

• Fruit Scone with Jam and Cream for £2.50
• Hot Bacon Ciabatta £4.50
• Toasted Teacake with Jam £2.25
• Lentil & Bacon Soup £3.75
• Jacket Potato with Cheese & Beans £6.00

The Sedbergh Café

Award winning Tea Rooms located in the picturesque market town of Sedbergh, also England’s official Book Town (England’s equivalent of Hay-on-Wye), located in the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Park, only a few miles from the M6 motorway at Junction 37.

We pride ourselves on our afternoon tea and in serving good, healthy home made cakes and food, baked and cooked in-house. We always bake our scones fresh at the tea room daily.

The Sedbergh Café is the place to eat in Sedbergh and seats 58 people, welcomes cyclists, walkers, coach parties and is fully licensed. Free wireless Internet access is also provided, along with full disabled facilities.

Please enquire if you would like us to host a private party or event.

Quality self catering accommodation is available from Sedbergh Cottages.

Afternoon Tea is served every day for £11 per person and offers:

• Choice of Sandwich
• Choice of Cake or Biscuits
• Fruit Scone with Fresh Cream and choice of Preserve or Cheese Scone with Butter or Melted Cheese
• Pot of Speciality Tea or Cafetiére of Fair Trade Coffee

For details of the Sandwiches, Cakes, Biscuits, Teas and Coffee we have available, please see our current menu.

The Sedbergh Café offers plain, fruit and cheese scones. Our scones are mixed and baked using our own recipe at the tea rooms each morning. We consistently receive positive feedback from customers, stating they are the best they have ever tasted. Fruit and plain scones are accompanied with a choice of jam and fresh cream or butter, whilst cheese scones can be served with melted cheese.