Jeyes of Earls Barton - Northampton

Lynda Davies

Its like the Tardis, small on outside, spacious and beautiful inside. From the moment we stepped through the door we were greeted with a warm welcoming smile, were shown to our table, asked if the room was warming enough. I ordered a latte and was so pleased to get a proper latte in a tall glass cup. There was such a good range of food to choose from. The food was and tasted homemade. Very well presented and tasty. Can't wait to go back and try something else from the menu. Highly recommended. I loved the traditional service we received ❤

Sue Douglas

I'd never heard of this place before,but what a find. This little gem of an old building has a myriad of fascinating little rooms and has obviously been built up over many years with love and care. My personal favourite was the Kinky Boots display. After exploring we were able to enjoy coffee and a bite to eat and have a chat to the owners. A brilliant morning out especially enjoyed by my French companion.

Giles Batchelor

A combination of small issues made breakfast a disappointment, more effort was put into its appearance than it's taste, and it was only saved by lashings of the most delightful Jeyes Ketchup.

It started when the toast was delivered to our table a good 5 minutes before the actual breakfast, so although it was well toasted with lashings of butter it was cold by the time we had food. Then the breakfast arrived; Each component of breakfast was a different temperature, the bacon was quite well cooked but cold, and sat in the water that had come out of it as it was cooked. The beans were luke warm in a tiny bowl on the plate. The scrambled egg had clearly been cooked in a microwave and was over cooked and nuclear hot. The tomatoes were quite nice but needed seasoning and I really don't know how they'd cooked the mushrooms to make them grey and lifeless as if from a tin, again lacking seasoning. The sausage was well cooked, but not of very high quality. Hash brown is usually nice to see with breakfast, but on this occasion it was tough and not crispy. So yeah overall it was a disappointment and using a microwave (we heard it ping multiple times) is a crime against a fry up.

The staff were friendly, but not the most efficient, and I think the breakfast quality explains the almost empty dining room on a Saturday morning.

We did have a nice coffee, and when we left we bought cake to take away which was pleasant, but I'm sure we were overcharged for it.

I wouldn't return for breakfast, but maybe for coffee and a cake.

Jackss

Overall the place wasn’t too bad, had to wait quite a while for food even though it wasn’t that busy. Food was ok and did the job but didn’t have that wow factor.

Nicola Penny

Really lovely lunch. My club sandwich was delicious and substantial! Took some tasty looking cake home for later. Service and staff were great.

Cathy Summerside

The food and service were excellent. The staff were really helpful and friendly. We had the opportunity to eat indoors, in the conservatory or in the garden. It was a gorgeous day so we opted for the garden which was perfect. We'll definitely be back.

Julie Mcgurk

Lovely soup but waited 45 minutes for it as they had a large booking when we arrived. Staff lovely did offer free coffee but waiting 45 minutes for soup disappointed us

Judi Furniss

A pit stop for a delicious ice-cream take away. I was served by a smiley happy helpful person. A lovely vibe, another member of staff joined in with the chatter whilst I was waiting. What was a simple order of ice-cream became a very positive feel good visit...thank you