Langwathby Station Cafe

We live locally and just called in after our walk for tea and scones. The cherry scone with cream and jam was the best I have had in a long time. My hubbies cheese scone also got ten out of ten. Thank you...

Had a really nice, relaxed lunch here at the Station cafe. My bacon and brie bun had THREE rashers of bacon and presented very nicely. Will definitely be back to sample the cakes on another occasion. P.S. There was also the added advantage of the chance to see the 'Flying Scotsman ' whoosh past on it 's way north.

Had a wonderful Italian meal for two. The Antipasti was so lovely and added butter beans to give it s twist! The baked lamb steaks in tomatoes with herbs were delicious. The sides of rice, tomato salad and focaccia were beautiful on their pretty dishes. The Almond and Blackberry tart was to die for, so smooth and lovely sweet pastry with no soggy bottoms! All in all a lovely dining experience done with obvious passion, care and love. Thank you Janet and Staff. Ver carta

Absolutely phenomenal food. Jan and team provided the catering for our wedding and I can honestly say it was some of the best food I have ever eaten. The focacia breads and Mediterranean meals were amazing. An the dessert was amazing. Especially the olive oil lemon cake. Thank you for all your efforts. Not inky was the food great but Jan and her team couldn't do enough for us. Thanks again. We are hoping to visit for our anniversary for a romantic meal. Many thanks

The restaurant is located at a working station along the Settle Carlisle railway line, which was saved from closure through great efforts. The food is exceptional, delicious, and leans more towards continental rather than traditional Cumbrian cuisine, with a variety of vegetarian options and side dishes. I would give the food a 5-star rating. The only downside was sitting near a big window and the door on a cold winter evening, so next time I will choose a table further inside.

The Settle Carlisle Singers performed carols at the Station Cafe, where Janet was very welcoming. Afterwards, we all boarded the train to sing with other choirs at Ribblehead and Settle. In the evening, we returned and had supper at the Langwathby Station Cafe, where we were impressed by the excellent food. A friend visiting from near Manchester remarked that if this cafe were located near them, it would be crowded with long queues. Overall, the delicious food, hospitable host Janet, and convenient location near the train station made it a fantastic find. Ver carta

Called in the station cafe whilst passing, I'm glad we did. Set in the old station waiting room it is still maintained in its original appearance. We were served by a cheerful and attentive young waitress who brought us water without asking. We chose salmon and asparagus quiche and the mixed bean chill with rice. Both came with fresh salad and were judged excellent. The fresh coffee that followed was on the weak side but I am sure it would have been replaced had we asked. We also shared a delicious fruit scone with butter. Dogs are made welcome and ours was even served a sliced sausage on a paper plate ! Well done all.

We hired Janet and her team from Langwathby Station Cafe for our wedding at High Barn on the Eden Hall Estate and it was absolutely perfect! The weather was great, the venue was fantastic, and the food was amazing! The food was truly outstanding and everyone has said it's the best they've ever had at a wedding. We enjoyed a relaxed hot and cold buffet with delicious dishes and incredible cakes, as well as soft baps in the evening, all perfectly fitting into our busy day. Janet handled everything flawlessly and we couldn't be happier. We highly recommend Langwathby Station Cafe to everyone, whether for a casual lunch or a special event. They offer unbeatable value for money and we can't sing...

I had arranged to pick up 2 friends from remote Langwathby Station on the famous Settle to Carlisle line. It is a cute little station with plenty of parking, and we had the bonus of a steam train come through 5 minutes after my friends train arrived. The station cafe/restaurant was closed , with a notice advising it was under new ownership, and being refurbished, and would be open by October. This will be a bonus, as apart from a quick look around the station architecture and features there is not a lot to do, and on a wet and windy day this can be an exposed site. My rating is for the pretty little station setting and bonus of a steam train coming through, rather than the cafe itself. I wis... Ver carta