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Welcome To Jeyes of Earls Barton
Jeyes of Earls Barton is a charming café located in the heart of Earls Barton, Northampton. Renowned for its inviting ambiance and friendly service, this establishment offers a delightful menu featuring dishes like the steak and ale pie and the highly praised chicken, bacon, and leek pie. Visitors appreciate the diverse choices, including tempting cakes and ice cream milkshakes, ideal for sharing among family and friends. While the bustling atmosphere can lead to longer wait times, particularly for families, the enchanting space—with its garden room and gift shop—creates a memorable dining experience. Jeyes invites you to savor quality food in a welcoming setting.
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Jeyes of Earls Barton
Welcome to Jeyes of Earls Barton, a delightful gem nestled in the heart of Northamptonshire. Located at 27 The Square in Earls Barton, this charming establishment stands out not just for its cozy atmosphere, but also for the heartwarming food and friendly service that keeps guests returning for more.
Upon stepping inside, visitors often remark on the surprising spaciousness, likening it to the TARDIS—a nod to its charming, almost magical interior. The menu here is a testament to culinary evolution, boasting a wide variety of options that cater to all palates. Whether you're in the mood for a satisfying steak and ale pie, as raved about by one satisfied customer, or a comforting chicken, bacon, and leek pie, there's something to please every taste bud.
Families are warmly welcomed, making it a great spot for gatherings, especially when children are involved. With designated areas featuring toys, parents can relax while their little ones play. However, be prepared for potential wait times during busy periods, as the quality of food often leads to increased demand. Guests have expressed the importance of being informed about these wait times—especially when little ones are anxiously awaiting their meals, like the jam sandwich that one grandmother's granddaughter couldn't wait for.
Cake lovers will be ecstatic to find an array of indulgent desserts, while drink enthusiasts should not miss the delightful ice cream milkshakes that accompany many meals. Add a stroll through the charming gift shop and museum for an enriching experience that goes beyond just dining.
Overall, Jeyes of Earls Barton offers a lovely mix of delicious food, warm service, and a friendly environment that beckons diners to come back. Whether you find yourself celebrating a special occasion or simply enjoying a quiet afternoon, this café promises a heartwarming experience that will leave you with fond memories and a satisfied palate.
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“ Lovely food, nice surroundings and friendly staff but the big problem is the wait time when busy. An hour for a toastie is too long and our 3 year old granddaughter kept asking where her jam sandwich was. However the menu has improved more each year and now there is alot to choose from and more tables to sit at, especially the tables near the toys if you have young children. The chicken, bacon and leek pie I would recommend along with an ice cream milkshake!. Also some lovely looking cakes and puddings to sample. It's just a shame that the waiting can be awkward especially if you have young children. You don't like to complain but it probably would be an idea to inform people how long the wait is so they know what to expect. ”
“ Our first visit, with my wife, my brother and his wife. This was for belated birthdays for the two ladies. A lovely place, great food, I had the steak and ale pie, and great service. Pricing was fair for the type of establishment. We shall return! ”
“ I've been in the village coming up to 3 years and today was my first time inside Jeyes Its like the tardis!! Beautiful inside, really great menu and lovely staff! ”
“ Myself with a group of 14 ladies spent a lovely time in the garden room eating, chatting and laughing. The service was lovely and the food delicious. A wander around the shop and museum was an added bonus. The only downside was parking, but that’s often the case in small towns and villages. Looking forward to visiting again. ”
“ Lovely little cafe, Really sweet little gift shop Would highly recommend ”
“ I've been here twice now, I come across from Belfast to visit my Mum in Northampton. We came last year for my Mums 80th, and then again today, for my Mums 81st (every birthday is a blessing!). The food is really good tasty stuff, and there's a great selection. And it's flexible in how it's served. It's unpretentious and relaxed, and its real positive point is its staff. Lead from the front by Geraldine, all the staff, young and old, are kind, practical, friendly, and have more than an ounce of wit about them. Which sadly I think we know isn't always the case in the chain cafes.. Mum can only have pureed food and they were very obliging with the soup provided, although unexpectedly the chilli in the soup didn't suit mum (who has an oesophageal issue) - she loved the taste but it was too spicy. The staff saw the problem, and kindly offered a couple of alternatives and could not have been more helpful. Leaving Mum, and therefore her son (me) and daughter equally happy. I would unhesitatingly recommend this place if you either live locally (then you'll know it) or are just visiting. One point I would make is to pre-book, this place gets jam packed, especially at weekends and holidays! ”
“ Lovely afternoon tea in a relaxed setting. Food was fresh and tasty and a lovely selection of different things, and tailored to be gluten-free and lactose free. Beautiful crockery adds to the meal. All served quickly and with no fuss. There is also a gift and toy shop and a museum upstairs. Would recommend it to everyone. ”
“ Absolutely fantastic service. Came here for afternoon tea as part of a baby shower and the staff were so friendly and worked around us. They accomodated for dietary needs also. My only suggestion is that the scones had raisins in and it would be nice if there was an option for plain scones ”