Tea62

Nestled quietly away from the hustle and bustle of the motorway, Tea62 is more than just a cafe—it's a comforting retreat for travelers and locals alike. Tucked behind the busy M62 at Heartshead services Westbound, this hidden gem offers a welcoming atmosphere with a focus on delicious, freshly prepared meals that promise to satisfy your cravings without breaking the bank.

As you step into Tea62, you're greeted by the warm smiles of the friendly staff, eager to ensure your experience is nothing short of delightful. The cafe's charm shines through in its inviting decor and the nostalgic aroma of freshly cooked food wafting through the air. Here, patrons find a menu that caters to an array of appetites, with highlights that include mouthwatering breakfast butties made to order, hot and cold baps, and a tempting selection of baked goods—like caramel shortbreads and flapjacks—that promise to sweeten your day.

Customer reviews echo this sentiment, showcasing the cafe's commitment to quality. Paul Nightingale describes it as a “true Diamond hidden in a pile of rocks,” while Kane Emmison emphasizes the fair prices and delicious breakfast options that consistently outshine typical service station fare. Fiona Garnett adds that everything is made fresh, ensuring that every bite of your breakfast butty is just how you want it—hearty, satisfying, and wholesome.

What truly sets Tea62 apart are the moments of genuine connection that happen there. It’s not just about the food; it’s the playful banter and friendly service that turns an ordinary meal into a delightful experience. As Break Fast aptly points out, you’ll find not just the best baps for miles around, but also a lighthearted atmosphere that makes you feel at home.

Whether you’re on the way to an adventure or just looking for a cozy spot to unwind, Tea62 invites you to escape the typical motorway offerings. As Bill Firesnapper aptly puts it, “Why get ripped off at the service station when you can utilise Tea62?” So next time you find yourself in the Brighouse area, be sure to visit this remarkable little cafe. Your taste buds—and possibly your wallet—will thank you.