The Mustard Tree - Carta

Very nice ,friendly staff .lovely food and really hot cappuccino rarely happens anywhere) ,really well priced as well.look forward to visiting again

This cozy café located inside a Methodist church is amazing. The staff are fantastic, the food is delicious (though with a limited menu), and it supports a good cause. They also have on-site toilets.

The restaurant has a charming atmosphere, with fresh and healthy food options and friendly staff. We are regulars here because it is so popular. I highly recommend checking it out! Elizabeth and friends. Ver carta

Lovely little coffee shop in a methodist church . Food was amazing . Very reasonably priced . We had ham cheese baguette with salad jacket potato with tuna crunch . Followed by carrot cake which was so good .

A lovely little cafe. Adhering to all social distancing guidelines. Table service, tables spread apart. Food for all, homemade, lovely fresh bread for sandwiches and soup straight from the local bakery each day. A great find for no nonsense hearty sandwiches, jacket potatos, soups and cakes. Only one person serving when we went but he ran around and looked after everyone nicely. It isn't 5 star cuisine, it was better, just nice homemade food, made with local produce.

I love the sign above the entrance of Mustard Tree that describes it as a café and gathering spot, because that's exactly what it is. When we visited, we saw young mothers chatting over tea and coffee with their babies, a group of older ladies possibly up to no good, and couples like us enjoying our retirement. We only ordered coffees, which were fantastic, but they also offer hot and cold snacks as well as delicious cakes. The service was friendly and quick. We only found this hidden gem last year, and now it's a go-to whenever we're in the area. Ver carta

We popped in at 3 o clock, while checking contents of display cabinet were advised by Young man behind counter they didn't usually cook dinner at this time because they shut at 4. Asked if it was ok to have some quiche and a pie told that was fine but what did we want to go with it? Asked him to just add whatever was easiest . Food and drinks were brought to our table without any exchange. Had to wait to pay while he dragged himself away from table where he was chatting to two ladies No intention of a return visit even though the food was quite nice.

Good to return to the Mustard Tree after a 2-year absence. Love the comfortable surroundings and was impressed with the outside space at the rear which is a recent addition, although we didn’t sit there. 2 bacon sandwiches and 2 teas came to over £11, which I consider a tad expensive, but the bread was first class, bulging with meat and very enjoyable. The only minus point was the length of time we had to wait for the food. The cafe wasn’t busy at all, so hard to understand why this was. Customers with less time to hang about would find this a problem, I’m sure.

The Mustard Tree is a community cafe situated in the Methodist church on the main road in the village centre. We actually almost drove past as, because of the lighting, it looked shut. This must be a recognised problem because they have a sign outside asking you to come in because “we are open!” Fortunately, eagle-eyed Mrs H spotted the sign. The village of Hurworth is utterly charming and the cafe has a lovely atmosphere with a mix of clientele, some people coming for lunch while others meet for a chat or to catch up with some stuff on their laptops. We just had tea, coffee and scones, all of which were top notch, as was the service. This is a lovely place and, having marked it on the car m... Ver carta