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Bothams is a must when visiting Pickering. Cakes are always fresh and tasty. On our visit we picked up French Fancys and Cornflake Cakes and wow they were so tasty.

We STRONGLY recommend these delicious cookies by Botham’s. The Pickering Botham’s tea room is lovely, just straight opposite the NYMR. We always supply Botham’s biscuits for our guests as part of their welcome pack to the holiday cottage, and I have to say… any of the ones with a tang of stem ginge

Great scones, really lovely quaint atmosphere. A great place to sit and have a cup of tea and warm up or pick up treats for later. We got a great selection and the mince pies were exceptional.Their speciality chocolate treat was nice but a bit too sweet for us. A great place and we will definitely c

Lovely food, lovely staff, this is a favourite of ours! Excellent cakes and authentic tea room. Love it!

Don’t think about it, just go. It’s a wonderfully warm and welcoming place, the service is great without ever being intrusive and the food was stunning. The cakes are exceptional and they even manage to raise the humble sandwich to something special. Absolutely loved it!

Always a pleasure to go to this lovely cafe. Staff always friendly and attentive.

Splendidliohs! With bells on. Lovely staff who bent over backwards to accommodate. Very helpful and friendly. Good range of drinks - and cakes! Reasonably priced food. There's some outdoor seating out the back. I had a ploughman's platter with Cheddar and Wensleydale. A good, filling plateful, colou

This a 'little gem' of a place in Pickering.The staff are polite, helpful and always with a ready smile. A particular thanks to Susie, Mel and the professional bakers who created a beautiful celebration cake for a family member recently. Looked delightful and tasted divine! Thanks to everyone, fro

Amazing cakes and coffee!!!!

Absolutely incredible 👏 warm welcome, great service, food that ticked every box plus discovery of new cakes? To die for.