Lewis & Cooper

Goodness me! Me and my mother came here for lunch as we love the shop downstairs - as soon as you come upstairs, it’s a dark and empty carpeted room, then we went and sat by the window next to a bizarre huge cartoon cardboard figure. Anyway! Ordered soup and toasties - my mum asked for vegan cheese which they had, but she wanted literally anything else in the sandwich too as vegan cheese alone is not great, we were told no as ‘there’s no time to start cutting onions at this time��… we were one of the two tables in. I asked for fresh juice, definitely from a carton, and the soup was topped with some sort of vegetable crisps which was a bit odd? My sandwiches were stale, on the wrong bread that I asked for, and didn’t reflect the lovely artisan quality of the downstairs shop. I didn’t feel like the staff would be interested in changing these mistakes or have time despite the cafe being silent and empty by that point. Just a disappointing, below-average cafe unfortunately. Maybe look into using fresher ingredients and providing napkins instead of the weird paper towels with stains on them and rips, and a detached glass panel on the table. The younger staff seemed lovely and it has lots of potential…….. :)

A true deli experience. A wealth of items including, cheese, meats, pate and wine. The shop is a treasure trove of food. My friends and I purchased several items.

First time I've ever felt compelled to leave a review of a shop based solely on price. Are they actually serious? Think of the most expensive, artisanal farm shop you've ever seen, double the prices and there you have Lewis & Cooper. I walked out after seeing SIX chocolate covered Brazil nuts for £8.50. And it was so busy. You'd have to be an absolute nutter to shop here.

I eat to live so gourmet dining is foreign to me but you have got to love the sensory pleasure of this iconic grocery store. A jewel in Northallerton's crown.

See all restaurants in Northallerton Photos Overview Reviews Switch to the Tripadvisor app Find nearby restaurants, browse menus, and more. Continue in the app At a glance Closed now 92 High Street, Northallerton DL7 8PT England Website Call Map Review About We always try to find the products you cannot get elsewhere. We are unique, we are more extensive then we look on the outside, and upstairs we have lovely Tearooms which has access to free WI-FI. Read more Features See all features Vegetarian friendly, Vegan options, Gluten free options Digital Payments, Accepts Credit Cards Closed now 09:00 - 15:00 Contact Call, website, email Location Map showing the location of the restaurant 92 High Street, Northallerton DL7 8PT England Street Parking Is this restaurant good for local cuisine? Save this restaurant Save Reviews Tips/Q&A (4) All reviews (408) 4.0 Good (408) Excellent 200 Good 101 Average 43 Poor 36 Terrible 28 Service 4.3 Food 4.2 Value 4.0 Atmosphere 3.9 Write a reviewShare a tip Tips (4) Q&A See all Try the delicious cooked breakfast RichardE007 Visited Aug 2025 Try to get a seat next to the large windows. Pleasant view. Gary T Visited Apr 2025 Wouldn’t recommend it David T Visited Jan 2025 Traveller photos (34) Add photos Time to warm up :) L&C Yorkshire Breakfast See all photos All reviews (408) We perform checks on reviews. Write a review Reviews are the subjective opinion of Tripadvisor members and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more. Filters (1) Sort by: Most recent Search reviews Popular mentions scones sandwich black pudding beans rarebit wensleydale cheese tea room shop downstairs afternoon tea yorkshire tea high street good quality food cafe oakham Clare N 2 contributions Embarrassing Sept 2025 • FAMILY Such a shame! I was keen to take my son & his American girlfriend to lunch in Northallerton as we had a pleasant lunch last year, I chose Lewis & Cooper again. I thought it would be a nice treat. Unfortunately the experience was an utter embarrassment. Dirty torn tablecloths, tearoom had seen better days, staff couldn't be bothered to engage, no other customers at all (I know why now) & downright cheeky waitress. My son is lactose intolerant & I am vegan. We had a nice conversation about the options with staff before, but this woman couldn't have been less helpful. She was actually rude. Only option was a sad cold vegan cheese sandwich (like a child's portion) . Very expensive, miserable, poor quality, and unpleasant. Stay away. It's gone downhill rapidly & deserve to fail with such bad food & service