It's tucked away in a back street. We found it en route back into town after a fascinating morning at the Senhouse Roman Museum. We couldn't have had a more perfect light lunch, with really friendly service - and, in my case, washed down with...an unexpectedly rewarding, alcoholic, dandelion and burdock! But don't be confused by the window display - just go inside and enjoy!More

We attended for afternoon tea, sat down with a chat with the owner and made to feel welcome and happy. A pot of tea and a large gin started the afternoon. A play EPF sandwiches came out, egg, ham, salmon, cheese and ham to name...a few.Ffooled by the size of the plate i asked for more which was given without issue. Little did I know there was a second round of cake and scones to come. The Scottish tablet was a particular delight, with a lovely raspberry mouse which really cleansed the pallet. We spent about 2 hrs on the place eating chatting with the staff and looking at the clothing on sale. We left with full bellies, a great experience and my wife had 2 jackets. All in all this was a great afternoonMore

Delicious vegetation breakfast. Happy to accommodate for dietary needs and has dairy free alternatives

Superb lunch yesterday. Catered outstandingly well for my Type 1 diabetic food requirements. Absolutely beautifully presented, imaginative and delicious salad. My friend had exceptionally tasty soup, cheese scone and cake. Unusually high level of attention to detail and a very strong desire to have happy...customers. Wish there was something nearly as good in Penrith! We'll come back to Maryport just to eat here again. Thank you.More

Quirky cafe with interesting art on the walls and a very friendly welcome. Lovely fresh food. Would definitely visit again. Thank you.

Visited on Tuesday 11 October whilst on a 2 week holiday after reading the other reviews. I'm so glad I did. The food is outstanding. The soup was clearly homemade and tasted superb. The paninis were very full and delicious, accompanied with crisps and salad....The shop itself adds to the experience as it has a unique ambience and some history to it which the owner kindly explained to us. All in all a must go to in Maryport - the best coffee and lunch in town with a story to tell and an owner with personality and warmth.More

Lovely cafe just down from Georgian Fleming Square and not far from the Roman Museum. Food was home cooked and delicious with generous portions and great value for money. The panini was the most filled we’ve ever seen with a beautiful salad. The lemon meringue...pie was fabulous. Debbie the owner was so welcoming and the cafe had a warm ambiance with a display of art and lovely furniture. Would highly recommend.More

Great food and will happily accommodate to what you need and want. Happy to change for dietary requirements and lots of great unique things to buy!

We visited for the first time with our tandem on Saturday and will definitely be returning. Such a friendly and welcoming little tea room, serving delicious coffee and lovely homemade tea cakes. The owner was so friendly and let us leave our tandem in the...outside seating area while we visited which was so kind and very much appreciated. The cakes looked amazing too! For another time. Would highly recommend this lovely cafe on a visit to Maryport.More

Really friendly. Quirky layout that just adds to the atmosphere. Would definitely recommend anyone visiting Maryport to visit.

South Cumbria Urban Sketchers visited Her Citi after a chilly morning sketching and received a really warm welcome, delicious food (soup with scones, pancakes and bacon with fresh fruit and sausage sandwich) - lovely to see the Boyd exhibition too. Great books in the loo!...A special placeMore

Visited Her Citi today with 3 generations of our family on a day out for my mum's birthday.Great coffee , fantastic scones and homemade teacakes so good my husband purchased some to take home.There is a great ambience and Debbie was so friendly .Added bonus...was a cuddle from Georgie the dog .It you are in Maryport don't miss it .Only downside for us is that we don't live locally as we would love to become regulars .More