Bettys in Harrogate and York are set to stay open later, offering evening dining to customers.
Harrogate’s iconic tea room will be open from 6pm until 9pm every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, starting on Friday 2nd May.
It’s the first time since lockdown that the cafe on Parliament Street will offer dining beyond 5pm.
The evening menu includes new dishes designed with social dining and sharing in mind.
These include Yorkshire charcuterie and burrata and tapenade, paired with a selection of fine wines and a new French 75 cocktail.


Diners will also find some of Bettys signature dishes are still available.
The evening dining experience at Bettys will provide soft table lighting and a live pianist playing classical covers of pop music.
A Bettys spokesperson said:
“Hosted at our iconic café tea rooms in Harrogate and York, Bettys brings together stylish surroundings and a refined food and drinks menu.
“Also, for that extra dash of after-hours elegance, a pianist performs live classical covers of popular contemporary music.
“Celebrate the joy of sharing delicious food with Bettys’ evening dining experience.”
Find out more about Evening Dining at Bettys and book your table here.

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