[2025 Harrogate Restaurant] Travel Guide for Bettys Café Tea Rooms (Updated Apr)

I have been here with my partner and we had a really good time!

🗺️ Harrogate is a historic spa town in North Yorkshire, England, known for its beautiful scenery, spa culture, and elegant Victorian architecture. Based on our itinerary for the day, here are some recommended places to visit and things to do. 💐 Valley Gardens: A meticulously designed public garden with a large number of rare plants, where visitors can enjoy the tranquility of the garden. ⛲ Royal Pump Room Museum: Showcases the spa history of Harrogate and was a place where people drank spa water during the Victorian era. It's right at the entrance of the park. 🍵 Bettys Café Tea Rooms: The famous Bettys Tea Room was established in 1919 and is known for its traditional English afternoon tea and delicious baked goods. It is one of the landmarks of Harrogate. This is the first Bettys store, and there was always a long queue when we visited. 🌆 There are many places to eat and shop in the city center. There are many souvenir shops, local delicacies, British chocolates and candies, and tea. The packaging is so cute.

On a recent visit to Bettys Cafe and Tea Room in Harrogate, I was completely charmed. From the moment I walked in, the warm atmosphere and gentle buzz of conversation made me feel right at home. The staff were lovely and guided my wife and I to a cozy corner overlooking the memorial. We had a cheese scone and a fruit tart to share and for drinks we had a hot chocolate and a latte. The scone was heavenly and the tart was fresh and tasty, it looked almost too good to eat. The whole experience was lovely. This visit tells me why Bettys is such a beloved spot, offering elegance with a touch of nostalgic charm. #bettystearoom #Harrogate

This is a century-old shop, and the waiters' uniforms inside are also very retro. Although this three-layer dim sum afternoon tea is a bit expensive, it is still worth a try to experience the British people's leisurely life.

A very famous tea shop in the north of England. There are a lot of people and most of the time you have to queue. The dim sum is of a certain standard, but I think the tea is just so-so. However, it is worth making a pilgrimage.