An interesting little find! Although I live locally, I had not visited here before. My friend and I had an enjoyable visit. We explored the museum, learned all about the rope industry and saw the fascinating artefacts. We also viewed the displayed artworks and spoke with one of the artists. There is a lovely little shop selling hand crafted items and art too. We enjoyed a tasty lunch in the busy little cafe. A very enjoyable few hours.

The food choices are varied and mostly vegetarian. They are usually extremely very nice .I would prefer smaller portions and a lesser price. I also think the tea beverage is far too expensive. I realise the economic crisis has forced prices to go up but £3.00 for a tea bag is over the top.

This cafe is consistently excellent, I eat here regularly and it never fails to impress. The staff are friendly and attentive, food is freshly prepared and always delicious. For this visit we had mushrooms in a white sauce on toast, lovely flavour and excellent portion size. There are regular displays of art and craft work in the adjoining room which are free to view, and a delightful gift shop with unique items made by local crafts people. It’s close to the River Humber for a stroll after lunch. The menu has typical cafe fare - salads, panini, quiche, soup, hot meals and a range of home made cakes - the raspberry cake (fresh raspberries and coconut is delicious).