Ordered a cappuccino Once again it is terrible ,ok if you love a milky coffee less cold concoction At £3.80 poor value for money. Convinced most places do not know the ratio for a cappuccino they certainly don’t here.It shows a picture on the machine, press the button, there it is.
Had a lovely walk round the parklands today, planned to finish off with a lovely mug of hot chocolate. Paid almost £8 for 2 cups, had to take them back as almost cold. Stood at the counter ages waiting for a replacement only to get 2 more cups of luke warm chocolate. Staff really need training properly to use the milk steamer!! Don't mind paying for a decent cuppa but that wasn't one!! We'll wait until we get home next time.
Lovely food options, if a bit pricey. Great vegan options, though be careful when ordering the vegan toastie as they brought me a dairy one by accident. The vegan cheese is bright yellow so look out for that. Comes with vegan coleslaw! The vegan fruit scone is gorgeous and comes with an adorable little jar of jam.
Had raspberry and ginger scones, which were vegan (I'm not), but was interested that despite staff not knowing if I was vegan or not, I was just given normal butter for the scones, Scones were tasty, but heavy and dry. Hot drinks served from a machine. Service slow as always. Decent enough, but far from the nest cafe across NT properties.
Much like every National Trust café in existence there's a queue out the door, and you can expect to wait 20 minutes just to order let alone eat. I wish National Trust would do something about café queues, perhaps they could have an app. The main courses were absolutely top notch, a tasty one pot and a Cornish pasty very much worthy of the name, but the the "Blossom Cake" we had was disappointing a plain sponge which didn't taste even if vanilla, way too much unflavoured butter cream and a touch of lemon curd. I would still recommend using the cafe, it is an integral part of the National trust existence experience but you should probably stick to the delicious mains.
Nostell cafe is located at The Brewhouse/Nostell Priory, Doncaster Road, Wragby, Wakefield WF4 1QE, UK
You can find directions to Nostell cafe by following this map link