Rossi's Cafe Bar in Bradford

To be clear I am not a fussy eater & especially when I am really hungry…… However, 4 people already complained whilst we were in there waiting….. When our food was served sadly most of it was either burnt or cold & undercooked. We both left over half of it as uneaten.

I think they have been taken over I went about one Year ago all top quality food so I passed today as I am on a diet I purchased ham salad in bap take out it was so bad I had to leave it the ham was the cheapest ham u could think of breaded no taste and cucumber 2 slice not even cut the same size no tomato just lots of lettuce and they charged me £5.10 what a rip of I am so happy I not eat it in as it would of been more it is not the same as before I had a thought as it was totally empty now I no why

I’m an infrequent visitor to Rossi’s, but it has had a makeover and is now very modern and bright. Good menu with some vegetarian options. Staff friendly and helpful. A good cappuccino for £1.85 is typical of the reasonable pricing here.

We had a coffee stop whilst out on business and chose this place and it was a very good choice. Lots of food to choose from at very good prices. The full breakfasts that were arriving around us looked very inviting but we resisted and shared a piece of chocolate topped flapjack which was delicious. Really friendly ladies working there. Worth a visit.

Came in on Saturday 25 May for breakfast before a day's hiking. Two very amusing blonde ladies behind the counter. They were kind enough to ask whether I was visiting and about my walk, and they were banter stars. I mentioned I like to have eggs in the morning while hiking, but the breakfast with 3 eggs looked gargantuan, so I ordered the 3-egg omelette. It was breakfast time, so I was surprised to be asked if I wanted chips, but I thought "There's no law against it", so I said, "Go on then". Then I was asked if I wanted salad. I said, "I don't usually have salad for breakfast." She said, "There's always a first time." This was all a bit of a laugh, so I agreed to salad as well, picturing a harmless few strands of foliage. When the breakfast arrived I flat burst out laughing: it was absolutely gigantic, on an enormous oval plate big enough to carve a turkey on. "Is it all right?" said the lady. I said, laughing, "It's too big". The other one called out, "You'll work that off on your walk." But the loveliest touch was they'd laid a sliced boiled egg across the top of the copious salad, because I'd said I needed eggs. Well, I'm getting old but omelette and hard-boiled egg is a first for me. Plus a good pot of tea, this whole feast came to £7.00. I was being so well looked after that the lady even made sure I wasn't in any draught. So all hail to Rossi's cafe! Real people serving you made my visit into an event. Flexibility around the set meals listed. Great value. And no chance of going hungry in Rossi's. Epic.