Nook in Kirklees - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Bank holiday treat as chosen by my 4 year old. Came home and tasted it and the batter is spicy! From someone who comes from a seaside town this is very unusual, not enjoyable at all and not stated anywhere. Will not be going back

I dropped into the Nook for a coffee on my way home from visiting family in Lancaster. I was greeted with a big smile and friendly service. In the time I was there I watched the staff being very friendly with all the customers. I saw that some of the customers were elderly and some vulnerable. One particular staff member served them and she was patient, kind and took the time to make sure they could sit where they wanted because routine was important to them. I do not know the name of the staff members but I left there feeling joyous, thinking that it’s good to see that there are still people who are kind, caring and concerned about their community. What a great little sanctuary, I wish nothing but continued success to this cafe and the team……oh and the food looked like good old hearty comfort food and not scrimping on the portions either.

Excellant service, helpful and friendly. One of our party has a number of food allergies and no one made us feel as if this was a problem for them. They took note of the problems and cooked our meal accordingly. Cheap and good food in a very friendly atmosphere.

We called for something to eat before shopping in the salendine centre. Hubby chose a medium breakfast, which was generous for a medium!, 2 bacon, 2 eggs, 2 sausages, beans, tomatoes, mushrooms & 2 buttered toast & coffee, all for only £5!. I chose a sweet chilli chicken & bacon panini with chips & a mug of tea, Two good meals for just over a tenner, which is good value. The ladies that run the cafe are very nice and friendly, the place is very popular, and they have a good choice on the menu & daily specials. They were chatty and efficient, even in this 'draining' heat.

An individual, younger member of staff was incredibly rude. Made me feel very uncomfortable and seemed quite nasty. All the other older members of staff were lovely.

Bought the XL 4 fish and chips with free drink for £16. Good value. Massive fish!! Chips nice and well cooked. Neither the fish or chips were excessively greasy. Good clean, safe chip shop!

Wanting some lunch before we shopped, nipped into Nook to see what their daily specials were; Meat & potato pie [lovely], we both ordered this, with chips & peas, we also got cabbage & carrots as well!. 2 well filled plates of hearty food [ nice to have a pastry bottom as well as top ] A Proper pie!, we polished it off with gusto. A large mug of tea & coffee finished the meal off nicely, a trip to the bathroom [compact & clean] then we were away to sainsburys, 2 good lunches & drinks for just over £12, very reasonable! Staff brill as usual, Thanks!

Had the pleasure of having breakfasy here great roll served fresh great banter with staff very friendly will come again thank u for reviving a busy traveller

While in the salendine shopping centre, we dropped into 'Nook' for some lunch. I just fancied a sandwich, so I had a sweet chilli chicken+ bacon panini, this came with chips or salad, I chose the latter. Hubby wanted pie and peas, but they'd sold out so he had an all day breakfast instead:; 2 sausages, 2 bacon rashers, 2 eggs, beans, mushrooms, tomato with 2 slices of toast [plenty of butter]. He managed it all, except one piece of toast. He really enjoyed it, washed down with a mug of coffee which was included in the breakfast price [£4.95, bargain!]. my panini was tasty, longer than the usual panini rolls [its cut into 3!],I had a mug of tea as well. Less than £10 for two lunches is good value!. The staff are really nice & friendly with all their customers.

Every thing is here from Sainsburys,Opticians,Flower shop.nice cafe.estate agents,chemists,dentist& a hating shop.There is a takeaway & taxi business next door.Parking can be tight at busy times but if you go to the back of the building there is lots of free parking.

we had some lunch before our saturday shop, hubby chose pork pie peas + chips and a coffee. There was soup, beef dinner,pie on the hot menu, as well as breakfasts. I had a sweet chilli chicken + bacon panini with salad + chips or crisps, I declined the chips/crisps. the meals were both enjoyed, [2 empty plates], I had a large tea with mine. all this for just £10, Bargain!, the staff are lovely, its a great little cafe.

Small but reasonably priced cafe. Breakfasts are good, & plenty of sandwiches etc to chose from for lunch. Will return.

we called for a meal before a sainsburys shop, they had roast beef on so we had a big one for hubby and a small one for me; these came with a yorkie, new potatoes + 3 veg and of course nice lean beef with gravy, identical, but for the serving size. they were both tasty, and were washed down nicely with a coffee + tea. the staff are very friendly + say goodbye and thanks.

after a doctors appointment and fasting blood tests, i needed sustenance. i was in the shopping centre so called into 'nook', i had a bacon + egg teacake with a mug of tea, it was lovely and most welcome. very reasonable at just over £3.00, the ladies that run the cafe are always welcoming and friendly. it was quite busy with people buying breakfast items at 9.00 to 10.00am. i carried on my shopping trip, fully fed + refreshed.

whilst in salendine shopping centre, i called into 'nook' for a bite to eat. i did'nt fancy the special sausage casserole, so i chose a roast pork dinner + a mug of tea, just £5 for a small one and a drink. there was also roast beef, pie + peas, tomato soup on the specials board. as well as a comprehensive menu. my dinner was plentiful ;- pork, yorks pud, potatoes, 3 veg, stuffing + gravy, very tasty too. no dessert today, after a good plateful. they have a cake selection and choc biscuits. students from the college call for lunches here on week days, mainly hot sandwiches are popular with them.

we called into nook while shopping at salendine shopping centre. we perused the menu, hubby chose a pork dinner, i plumped for pie+peas. the dinner had roast pork, yorks pud, new spuds, cabbage, carrots + stuffing, hubby soon cleared his plate. my pork pie came with 'proper' mushy peas, i added some brown sauce, i'd have preferred mint sauce but i presume they have it when roast lamb is on the menu. our lunches were very nice, we had a coffee+ tea to go with. they do daily roasts, pie of the day, home made soup, as well as a full menu and breakfasts. they open 07.00am to 4.30pm weekdays, up to 2pm saturdays, i think about 9 or 10 to12.30 on sundays. its a good little cafe with friendly staff. the prices are very reasonable, our lunch today was less than £10 for both of us,bargain! we were too full today to have one of their home made cakes, maybe next time.

This little gem is tucked away at the back of the shopping arcade in Salendine Nook. The food available is mostly traditional English. I call in often during lunchtime and have one of their great omelettes or jacket potatoes along with a large cup of their wonderful coffee. A wide selection of hot and cold sandwiches are also available as well as a roast of the day. It has now become a firm favourite with my grandsons. Everyone is friendly and conversations are shared between tables. Great stuff

only had a cereal bar for brekky, so i needed sustenance to keep me going. i went into 'nook' to get some nosh, i ordered a small breakfast with some tea. i declined the beans but still had ample with bacon/egg/sausage/mushrooms/tomatoes + toast. the mug of tea was in with the price of £3.75 ! very reasonable!. it was lovely and just hit the spot. i bade them goodbye + thanks and carried on with my shopping. this cafe and shopping arcade is ideal to call in when you've left the motorway after a long journey perhaps?.

called in for lunch during my daily constitutional, to keep my little legs active. i was'nt sure what i fancied, the daily specials were meat+potato pie, home made soup and roast pork dinner, i plumped for the latter. large or small? the lady asked, i chose small, and a tea. for a small meal there was plenty; pork,mash,mixed veg and 2 small yorkies. i cleared my plate, don't think i would have if i'd had the large meal. my tea was just right. all this for just £5, very reasonable. it seems that quite a few diners are regulars, and students from the local college call for hot sandwiches at lunchtime.

popped in for elevenses, today i fancied a toasted currant t.cake. i had a large mug of tea with it, when i paid i had to say 'pardon'? i thought i'd misheard the young lady, ONLY £2.00!, what a bargain.the t.cake was a fair size too. the tea came with a separate jug of milk to choose the amount you'd like. both were very nice, it was quite busy when i was there [12 to 12.45]. they have daily specials, todays were: beef stew and roast ham dinner. i'll return for lunch soon.

while shopping in salendine nook, i needed a breather so i called in to the nook cafe. it was fairly busy [at 12ish] i had a large milky coffee and succombed to a bacon roll, £3.15, not bad i thought.a young lady brought my coffee and my butty followed closely, both were hot and welcome as well as being tasty. the menu was quite comprehensive and they have specials daily like roasts /pies/soups e.t.c. the cafe is bright + clean with chequered tablecloths. when i'd finished my snack the cafe was filling up nicely, its tucked away at the end of the shopping centre, next to a hair stylist, the centre is an assortment of shops + doctors/dentists. a bus stop on site and its near the main road [new hey road].