The Hearth Cafe - Speisekarte

The Hearth is a great place for lunch and as a result gets very busy, so best to book. There are workshops upstairs that you can visit. One of my go to places for lunch.

We went on a sunny Sunday morning and received the warmest welcome by the owner and member of staff. We had fruit scones with home made clotted cream which was delicious and one of us had a sandwich packed with thick cut bacon. Excellent all round and can’t wait to return.

We dropped in around 11am on Sunday and were seated with the proviso that the table was booked for noon. As were all the tables. If the Sunday Lunch is anywhere near as good as the breakfast I can understand why. Friendly service, good feel to the room and excellent food. We’ll book for lunch next time we’re in the area.

Just had the most amazing Tuna sandwich with ginger and spring onion mayonnaise and rocket. I always stay clear of mayonnaise as it doesn’t agree with my gut but it sounded so tasty I thought I’d give it a try. So pleased I did, couldn’t taste any mayonnaise and had no tummy troubles. Highly recommend this sandwich it was delicious!!

A group of us met here for lunch, following a morning’s walk in the Tyne Valley. We were impressed by the friendly and helpful service we even got an umbrella for our table in the garden when the sun came out. The food was tasty, well presented and reasonably priced. The view from our table looking over the surrounding countryside made for a pleasant and relaxing occasion. This place deserves support and I hope it continues to thrive.

We are lucky enough to be close to the Hearth and have loved their takeaway menu. Their full English set us up for our 10 mile walk on Saturday, excellent quality and so reasonable. Sunday Dinner has also been great and really tasty. They also offer the most delicious home made cakes scones. One thing I do miss is the Eggs Florentine, the best in the valley...something I’m looking forward to when we can sit in again. Thank you... keep the good work up!

Visited during Easter weekend with my husband and toddler. Staff were great with our little one. Provided a booster seat and were happy to make a special kiddies brunch. I had the halloumi sandwich and my hubby the English breakfast. Good and coffees were delicious. Best thing about the cafe was definitely the atmosphere. Lovely staff and customers. Very kind and made us feel very welcome. We left with loads of tips for how to spend the rest of our trip including a local Easter egg hunt. It’s a very small venue so would definitely recommend booking we managed to get the last available table.

Staff were accommodating to my invisible disability and were patient. The food was delicious. The non-meat options were different from the usual, and thought had been put into the menu. I had warmed mushrooms with mango chutney and goats cheese in a panini (that they helpfully served on 2 separate plates as we wanted to share and then finished with the apple and gooseberry crumble with ice cream (no sharing this! which was amazing. Nothing was on the menu as a side thought. Even the accompanying side to the panini was a warmed potato salad perfectly seasoned with fresh herbs and a perfectly dressed salad. It's obvious that a lot of thought has gone into every aspect. We were really pleased w...

On our return journey home to St Helens we were looking for somewhere to stop and have breakfast that catered for my wife who is coeliac and needs gluten-free options. Well this place is perfect, just 2 minutes off the A69, with parking at the rear or on the main road. It’s a quiet village so no problem parking. However you may need to book in advance as this place is popular, and no wonder. What made our visit all the more pleasant was the people, not just the staff, also the locals, especially Gladys and Nellie, and they were just two dogs on the next table (adorable Cocker-poo’s) their owners were equally as nice and have to mention Billy another lovely local guy. Anyway, we had two full...