Just a short stroll from Cannon Hall, this charming café is a real hidden gem. Step inside and you’ll be greeted by the homemade treats and delicious sandwiches on offer. The cosy setting is perfect for relaxing with a hot drink while soaking up the countryside. Whether you’re fuelling up before a scenic walk or winding down after exploring the Hall and gardens, this spot is ideal for a peaceful pit stop.

Tucked away in the Victorian Arcade, Gallagher’s is a must-visit for artisan coffees, deluxe hot chocolates, and a tempting array of cakes and bakes. It’s the perfect refuel spot during a day of exploring Barnsley's vibrant town centre. 

A local favourite for fresh produce and homemade treats, Rob Royd’s café offers comforting drinks and seasonal specials. Pair your coffee with a slice of cake or a hearty lunch, then browse the farm shop for goodies to take home.

At the picturesque Worsbrough Mill you’ll find Millers Tea Rooms, a cosy café serving up delicious bites to eat, sweet treats and expertly crafted hot drinks. Whether you’re sitting in to relax and unwind, or picking up a coffee before a long walk, Millers has you covered. 

Set in the beautiful Pot House Hamlet, this characterful bistro is a real treat. Enjoy freshly cooked seasonal food and warming drinks in a rustic setting. Whether you’re relaxing indoors or soaking up countryside views outside, it’s the perfect spot to pause and savour the moment.

A welcoming tearoom with vintage charm, The Copper Pot is known for its friendly service and delicious homemade bakes. It’s a great stop for a traditional cream tea or a warming cuppa after a walk through Darton’s green spaces.

Quirky and fun, Twisted Teapot offers a creative twist on classic café treats. Expect colourful décor, indulgent drinks, themed events and a menu full of sweet and savoury delights, ideal for a unique catch-up with friends.

A staple on Barnsley’s coffee scene, Old George blends heritage with comfort. Enjoy a hot drink in its relaxed atmosphere, surrounded by local charm and just steps away from the town’s cultural hotspots