Salts Diner in Bradford

Lunchtime was busy on a Saturday and some people had booked tables, we queued and it was ok but in future would definitely book in advance. Food very good. Service excellent.

Delicious food, great service in the heart of Salt's Mill. High ceilings, exposed brick work and you can feel the industrial past. It's a unique venue. Very popular. You can just turn up, but booking is advised.

Overpriced for the quality and quantity. Poor service. Used to he much nicer. I had a salad niçoise and it was £15 but the size of a side salad. It said it came with bread but it had bread the size of a cruton with it and hardly any salad dressing. When I asked for more it took about 10 mins for it to arrive. All in all I spent £20 on a meal I didn't enjoy and didn't even fill me up. I ordered some chips after to fill me up but even these were overcooked and greasy. Would love to see this cafe come back to how good it used to be..

Really nice cafe. I had the pizzeta mushroom pizza which was really fresh and just the right size for lunch. A little bit pricey for what you get but everywhere these days is.

Pretty good but I'd say that twice now I've received little or no response to requests for reservations.

This site is great. The restaurant is always busy and booking is a top idea. You can book there and come back but on busy days you'll have to pre book. They offer a wide range of food of great value as portions are good and food is very well cooked and presented. Cost is fair in this day and age and staff are friendly and efficient. There's always a queue waiting to be seated. They seem to have gotten things right. Long may it last.

Very loud with slow service and not that busy.

Amazing restaurant with tasty food, quick service, and a welcoming atmosphere. The staff was friendly and efficient. A perfect spot for any dining occasion!

The mills are spectacular and the diner looks classy. However the food was very disappointing and not cheap. The chips tasted like the oil should have been changed a while ago. You couldn’t see or taste any anchovies in the salads nicoise and the coleslaw was bland and could easily have come out of a large pot, when the expectation was that it was homemade and a bit special.

We've been going to the Diner for many years. Things have changed, although the menu remains roughly the same. It operates like a bustling mill canteen and is very noisy. It gets hectic. Staff tend to be friendly and rushed off their feet. I would be interested to know what food is made on site, and what is bought in - menus don't state this. Overall, the food and beverages are consistently good.

We were places in a bit off to the side instead of the main area (despite there being tables for 2 available) which really isn't brill as people are walking through at all times to get to parts of the building. Food was ok.

Busy and rather noisy little place in the Mill, but we were well looked after, and enjoyed our drinks and delicious cakes ( only one gluten free option).

Had the Brie pizza which was lovely and followed by a delicious sticky toffee pudding. Very busy when we went, so did have a small wait. Staff were lovely and place is definitely a vibe! Can be quite noisy so bare that in mind. The rest of the mill is interesting as is the village.

Medium queue but worth waiting for - excellent mushroom burger meals and cheesecake desserts = gorgeous! Nice sodas to wash it all down - that's we keep coming back

We love Salts Diner and always treat ourselves to a burger when we visit Salts Mill, the Staff are lovely and the food is tasty. Sadly we’ll think twice about going again as £45 is pushing it for two burgers, two coffees and a bottle of water especially considering how much the portions have dwindled! Shame

Great food. Good price. Staff were good.

Delightful place to attend. This was my second time, great service, and delicious food for all the family. Well worth the visit, even if you climb the stairs 😅 The only thing I’ve not tried yet are the desserts, but I’m positive they will not disappoint either 😋 The ambiance is warm and welcoming, making it a perfect spot for both casual meals and special occasions. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure you have a pleasant experience. Looking forward to my next visit, and I’ll definitely save room for dessert!

I've not been here to eat in a few years, but delighted to see the same quality food and service.

Excellent service, excellent food

Had coffee and a cake with my two girls. Very average - cake clearly old as they suggested warming it but it was still dry.

Regularly meet up with a group of friends here. Fast efficient service and good food. Good selection of reasonably priced meals and drinks.

We had a amazing breakfast here the staff were amazing, so helpful, pleasant, polite, we will definitely be visiting here again the view from the window where we sat was lovely and the place where the diner is situated within salt mills was so beautiful

Loved the soup and drinks Pizza was great The staff were brilliant 😄

Extremely busy and vibrant diner. Quite large capacity with lots of tables. I had eaten elsewhere so cannot mark on food or service. UPDATE: Dined there today. Both food and service splendid. Delicious tasting, fresh food, large portion. Attractively presented.

The space is lovely, although can be noisy at time with the open kitchen. However I am disappointed with the offer, especially for children. We were there with a 6, and two 3 year old children. There is no children's menu, and were told they can get a smaller and cheaper version of adult meals (which is fine) - we discovered later that the price of kids dishes were £10!!!! It's incredible to have such prices, and not even displayed - I would have just shared a pizza with my daughter had I known! Though I should admit that the £3.80 (not barista like) flat white + £0.80 oat milk should have raised the alarm. How can you charge the cost of half a carton of oat milk for literally 50ml of it. I am shocked they profit from people with dietary requirements or those who go for sustainability etc. in 2024... it's incredible. I will visit again next year, hoping they take feedback into account. Affordable KIDS MENU + Free or cheap milk alternatives will make me update my review next time.

We haven't been for a while and it's not quite how we remembered. We just had hot drinks and cakes but the bill was astonishingly almost £30 for 3 of us. Tea is not generous - we had to ask for more milk. One teapot per person, rather than the shared pot with a small jug of hot water would be better value for the price. The cake was very average, tasting commercially made. Being charged an extra 80p for non dairy milk feels mean these days when it is so mainstream. It also makes a basic coffee almost £5. It's come to something when it's actually cheaper to have a local beer there than some of the the hot and cold drinks. The experience was rescued by the waiting staff who were helpful and friendly.

Having not visited for a number of years we were really disappointed by the food for breakfast. We remember our last visit with a really adventurous menu and delicious locally sourced food. Now we find hot chocolate made with water (yukkk!) veggie sausages that my partner described as tasting of cardboard. The service was good and very friendly and the atmosphere was the same as we remember it - just a shame about the food.

We still keep coming back, a good day out

Arrived at the diner at 11.30 and there was no queue. Several tables were free. A gentleman who appeared to be a manager (no uniform) showed us to a table for 2 and told us that the table was needed at 12 so we would have to be finished by then. He took away the menu & said only cake & toasted food was available. At that point we felt very rushed & had to call a waitress over to take our order asap in view of our limited time. The waitress was lovely. We ordered a pot of tea for 2 and 2 toasted current Tcakes. Service was quick but we were only given 2 small butters and jam. Had to ask for more butter & gave jam back. Total bill was over £16. I thought this was very expensive for our order. My main reason for only 1 star was because of the comment from the ‘manager’ that the table was needed at 12. Found that quite rude and unwelcoming!

Always delightful to visit Salts Mill & have lunch in the lovely diner.

This was a pleasant experience, as part of a Mother's Day visit to Salts Mill. Due to the open plan / ex-factory floor environment it can be quite noisy, especially when it's busy. You can also expect a queue when it's busy, unless you book a table in advance. Service is good. Friendly and proficient. The menu is fairly modest but there is also a specials board to bolster the selection. The food is good, nothing particularly special but fresh and tasty. Portion sizes are reasonable as are the prices.

Went for lunch and everything was adequate but didn't really stand out. The prices were fairly expensive too.

Went in Saturday at lunch time and it was absolutely lovely food. My neice and I had the Beef burgers and the quality was top notch. My Sister in Law had the lemon curd cake and she said it was delicious. The service was fantastic, we had a very friendly girl who looked after us and she was extremely helpful, attentive and friendly. Would happily ear here again.

The atmosphere is lovely and gives me vibes and staff are nice

Loved this place so full of history

It is very busy and noisy. Recommend you book in advance

We come to Salts Mill quite a lot as i love the building. The Diner is over rated as the food is very average. The Pizza is not very good and a little expensive for what it is. A cup of tea now costs £3.5 and a scone and jam £4.80. I do like the the cafe but i am no longer willing to pay these prices for average food and slow service.

The food, simply put, was amazing. The vegetarian mushroom burger and Margherita pizza were absolute standouts, bursting with flavour and expertly prepared to perfection. It's clear that the chefs at Salts Diner are passionate about their craft and dedicated to delivering top-notch culinary creations. In addition to the mouthwatering food, the staff at Salts Diner were friendly, professional, and attentive, they went above and beyond to ensure that every aspect of our meal was perfect. The restaurant's ambiance created a welcoming setting that's perfect for casual lunches. Whether you're dining with family, friends, or a special someone, Salts Diner offers the perfect backdrop for a great dining experience. It's worth noting that there was a queue upon arrival, and we had to wait for around 20 minutes before being seated. While this was a minor inconvenience, it's a testament to the popularity of Salts Diner and the high demand for its delicious cuisine. In hindsight, I would definitely recommend booking a table in advance to avoid any potential wait times, especially during peak dining hours. In conclusion, Salts Diner is a culinary gem that delights diners with its amazing food, friendly staff, and inviting ambiance. Whether you're a vegetarian craving a delicious burger or a pizza aficionado in search of the perfect Margherita, Salts Diner delivers a lovely dining experience that's sure to leave you satisfied and smiling. If I ever find myself back in the area, I wouldn't hesitate to dine at Salts Diner again - and this time, I'll be sure to book in advance!

Very very busy. Waited 45 mins for a table. Staff running round trying to keep up with demand. Staff attentive but dissapointing food. Chicken ceaser salad wasn't to my taste with olives and anchovies which I missread the menu. Environment loud. Nit sure if I would visit again wasn't for me.

Very large trendy restaurant with plenty of tables and seating and the prices echo this. The lattes were excellent and lovely and hot. The food was tasty; my husband had a veggie sausage sandwich which was overloaded with sausages and I had two crumpets with butter. Table service was speedy, efficient and the staff were friendly and helpful.

Gorgeous setting, smiling and highly efficient service . Lovely food . BUT serious tea issue . I admit to being majorly fussy about my tea and was delighted when it was served in a pot . Imagine my horror when I saw that the bag was still in its sachet and NOT IN THE HOT WATER . That is not how I expect to see tea served in such a magnificent place . That's how I've had it served in France . It's never as good as the boiling water has to go straight onto the bag, imho .

Very disappointing food served by poorly trained staff in a confused setting.

Rip off. Charging 80p additional for oat milk is terrible. You should be encouraging more sustainable options. Tea cakes are £4.80. nice surroundings but way too expensive.

Rude wait staff & slow service, overpriced food. Avoid.

Visited for coffee and a light bite. Great environment, had high expectations which were not met! Our choice was between crumpets, scones & toasted tea cakes. With a price of £4.80 for a scone or tea cake and £4 for crumpets I not unreasonably thought these would be ‘home made’ but when I asked what the crumpets were like I was told by the (very lovely) server that they are Warburtons!! £4 for something I wouldn’t eat at home?! We went for the toasted tea cakes. Big mistake. They were flat and chewy, tasted like cheap supermarket tea cakes (which presumably they were) and came with 1 pre packed butter and an individual jar of jam. It was motorway service standard food - and prices. What an expensive disappointment! The bill was £16.90 for 2 coffees (which were good) and 2 cheap toasted tea cakes. I honestly have no idea how they can justify the price. Maybe other stuff is good but I’ll never know as I won’t be returning!

Friendly and bubbly staff! Enjoyed a thoroughly delicious scone & deluxe hot chocolate with whipped cream and marshmallows!

A nice place, but gets very busy and noisy. Expensive food for what you get.

Always a great experience in the Diner. Couple that with the other options in Salts Mill and around Saltaire this is a destination well with the visit. Food is good and well priced.

Couldn't recommend a day at Salts Mill enough. We had lunch at Salts Diner; which was well worth the queue for the lovely food and excellent service. The atmosphere in the diner itself along with the views from the window AND George's friendly service genuinely made our day and completed the experience. There was so much to browse in the antiques shop we probably could've spent a couple of days looking through the trinkets and collectibles. Also elsewhere in the mill had a great interaction with Graham who was working in the shop on the ground floor. Couldn't recommend it enough to someone who admires the work of David Hockney and good food.

This is a fabulous, characterful and busy environment. We look forward, always, to our visits. Our Full English breakfasts today were generally good, but not as warm as they needed to be. There is an art to getting fried eggs from pan to plate to the diner... fast, which left some room for improvement today. The fact it was busy is no excuse in my opinion, not at any price. Hopefully, it will be better next time.

Salts Diner is a great place for a bite to eat because of the setting and service from the staff. It's a really cool restaurant - really open plan in the old Salt Mill with the kitchen in the middle. The staff were very attentive and friendly. The food was OK, but I would have expected something a little more for the prices on the menu. We had pizza (the special) and it was very simple and something I could create myself at home quite easily. Nothing mind-blowing. The cakes all sounded really good but I'm not sure how "freshly home baked" they are. The scone was really tasty and slightly warm, which is a really nice touch, with local butter! Yum! The whole place is branded with a dog, by David Hockney, who also has work in one of the galleries. The dog on everything (including the waiters' and waitresses' tshirts) is quite funny and adds an extra bit of character to the place. The rest of the building has galleries, shops and an exhibition with a bit about the history of the place, which is interesting. All in all, Salts Diner is a nice place for a bite to eat in Saltaire.

We had a lovely lunch here. Initially they said they would be able to serve the sea bass special without bacon but then came back to tell us that bacon is right thru the dish. Instead of having to choose a new meal they offered to make an individual sea bass just for us! There are also lots of veggie/vegan options - much better than many similar places.

Based in an imposing, superbly repurposed mill building. Lovely, friendly staff. Good, prompt service. Nice food. Plenty of parking.

Having been many times before I was looking forward to my lunch at Salts Diner, the restaurant was busy and I expected to wait. Eventually getting to our table we waited for our waiter who arrived with the menu, never mentioned the specials.. We ordered drinks, one soft drink.. no ice?? Even though we could see I’ve in others, water was warm, white wine was ok but also warm, we were asked our food order and if we wanted sauce, obviously with burgers and chips we said yes, these arrived in sachets as you get in fast food/fish shops? Not in a dish a previous visits, we were taken aback at this point of the visit. The food eventually arrived and was good, plates much smaller but all the same good food. At no point did any of the the team ask if the food was ok or if we wanted more drinks, after we finished our food again had to wait for the bill, no attempt to add on coffees or desserts, we got the bill and paid both disappointed.

Very overpriced. The Niçoise salad for£13.50 stated that it comes ‘with bread’ it was two small slices about 2 inches in length! My son ordered fish and chips, again £13.50. The fish was quite obviously cooked from frozen. We won’t be visiting again.

Quite a queue here for Sunday lunchtime. We joined it as thought it must be good & we were not disappointed! Both had Burgers & Chips - meat & veggie version both tasty with nicely cooked chips - desserts to follow and coffees were also good. This place is so busy & deservedly so. The atmosphere is really good. The staff are friendly & from what we saw whilst we were there they work their socks off! Definately a place to which we would return if ever back in the area.

Wonderful gluten free pecan tart and excellent coffee - it's just as well I don't live nearby or I would be there every other day!

Tried their iced latte and lemon curd cake, both of them were amazing

Best cream scone I've had in a long time

Needlessly overpriced. I ordered one of the specials, the mackerel pate, picked cucumber and baguette for £12.75. The food was nice to taste, but nothing more than I could make at home, mackerel pate doesn't take much culinary skill. However my main gripe was with the bread and price. I was expecting a full hearty baguette, but it turned out to be thinly sliced and toasted bruschetta, not what was advertised. Receiving the plate I felt ripped off, for £12.75 it definitely fell into the main meal category, this was clearly a starter, what's more mackerel is one of the cheapest fish you can buy. I don't mind paying more for food so long as I come away having had enough. But paying higher price for small quantity comes off as the restaurant skimping. On the plus side after I complained the staff did put it right and brought some more food, and dropped the price to £11 on the black board. But it shouldn't take a customer to tell them it's overpriced, they should be reviewing their food and pricing before it hits the menu. I also never received my baguette.

Excellent quality food and decent service. It can be a long wait to get a table and it’s pricey.

The food was very nice, but a bit on the pricey side. The place itself is noisy so don’t go if you want to have a catch up with friends, too loud.

Visited the beautiful Salts Mill with family and stopped for lunch at Salts Diner just before a large lunchtime queue started forming. Service was excellent from very friendly and hardworking staff. The sticky toffee pudding is highly recommended. Will definitely visit again. Thank you to all the staff.

Came with some friends for a look around the mill and stopped for a fry up. As they recommended, we substituted the single portion of beans for a double by swapping out the tomato, which was a good move as the single portion would have been a bit small. Coffee was really good too, and both were good value for money.

Went for a family lunch on a bank holiday weekend, fortunately timed it well enough that we managed to get a table immediately, although huge queues by the time we left. Friendly & efficient staff with delicious and affordable food, very fresh and tasty.

This is a really good diner inside Salts Mill, this is the second time I’ve visited and I will go back. It's set out kind of like a canteen but has waiter/ress service. It's got comfortable seating, the decor is industrial but very interesting and it has a nice atmosphere. I was there for breakfast today and really enjoyed it, I had the vegetarian full English which even had vegetarian black pudding!! There were a few other veggie options too. It’s not a cheap place to eat but I think it’s worth it as a treat. All the staff were very helpful and friendly.

Nice diner/cafe atmosphere. A lot of people and can get a bit noisy with the sound of kids. But all in all great place and decent coffee and scones + Building has a lot to see. Would visit again! Lots of free visitor parking

A bit of waiting time. Reasonable price and food is good

Such a great place to eat, great atmosphere great food and service. Very busy so I would book in advance.

Really nice place! Simply but tasty food. Professional staff and managers - there were a small hiccup in the system with the tickets for our drinks and food, so ended up waiting quite a while, but they handled it so quick and professionally! Fantastic coffee and ever so polite staff.

Lovely place to eat. Good selection of cakes and meals. Salts mill is great place to visit

We arrived at 12pm, there looked to be around 10 tables free and just one person in front of us in the queue, so we joined it. We were quickly asked how many people were eating, and expected to be seated soon. The person seating people was funny to watch, clearing tables, looking at his notes, ticking things off now and again, shuffling menus, generally doing things to make him look busy, it kept us entertained for a while at least. We realised that some people must have booked in advance, as they arrived at the front of the queue and were seated - fair enough but I wish this had been communicated to us when we arrived!). The queue was quite large now and we were at the front, so we continued to wait, getting less entertained by the antics of the guy seating people. After half an hour, we were seated to be told that there was a half an hour wait on food orders - WHY NOT TELL US THIS HALF AN HOUR AGO!!! Anyway, having waited half an hour, we decided to wait again. The waitress was pleasant and good. The food was mediocre. Not good but not terrible. The menu choice was very limited. The price was quite expensive for what we got really. This would have been so much better with some communication... Better still if they didn't bother reserving tables. All the guy had to do is tell us that the free tables were reserved, we didn't feel very welcomed.

Great coffee and hot puddings. Friendly and welcoming staff.

Great meal in this busy iconic location

Very busy and rather noisy, the soup was good enough to raise the star rating I've given.

Lovely food, great quick service. The environment was noisy otherwise great. Gallery is a must see place.

Love this place only been for breakfast quite a few times but hubby extremely happy that there is a local place that does pancakes!!

Delicious Sunday roast & friendly staff.

Fabulous pizza. My son loved the crocodile above the bar area watching him while he ate his pizza

Had to queue for ages, but that just shows how popular it is.

Good diner, efficient and what they do, they do well.

Atmosphere is vibrant and contemporary. Food was very nice.Pizza was proper pizza dough, salad very fresh, burgers well cooked etc.An array of condiments add something nice to the meals eg home made coleslaw.Good service.Main menu could have one or two more choices on it.The main choices, lovely though they are are burgers, salads, pizza.There is also fish and chips and sausage. Maybe a pasta dish and something else would offer more choice.Vegan options of the above are on the menu and the staff and service were well organised, efficient and polite. The house red wine was very nice.All in all a very positive experience.

Lovely place to eat in Saltaire. The decor is fabulous and you can’t beat eating in Salts Mill. I’ve visited a few times for lunch, but most recently attended with some work colleagues a couple of weeks ago. It was a very busy Friday afternoon but we had booked a table and were seated immediately. The waitress who served us was lovely and we were well looked after. I had the vegan burger which was delicious, and the garlic bread they serve is very good! The service was great despite it being completely full with a line of people waiting to be seated.

Great café restaurant. Very busy at weekends and we had to queue. Pleasant staff and good service. Good range of drinks and food. Setting is amazing within the mill. I'd suggest positioning a menu board closer to the queue so you can choose as you wait - there are blackboards but they are away from the line of queuing. Recommended all in all.

A very busy Sunday morning at the Diner with a slight wait to be seated. Front of house staff were clearly working very hard and were outstanding across the whole team, managing a lot of tables and expectations. Food is consistently excellent and coffees are always high quality. Huge thanks to the service team for keeping everything running smoothly.

A day trip to Saltaire & Salts Mill, so had lunch in the diner. WWE both had soup if the day and coffees. Soup was excellent, thick creamy and very tasty. Coffee was also excellent, and all very reasonably priced

We had to wait about 10 mins to be seated but were approached soon after by waiting staff to take our order. the food and drinks arrived quickly. We had a generous serving of delicious soup served with warm, crusty bread and farm produced butter. Service was friendly and attentive. Tables were far enough apart to feel COVID safe. Good value for good quality food.

Visited on 298/12/21 and it was mega busy. Staff were excellent, in control and very attentive. We waited around 25 mins to be seated and when we were we were looked after well. I ordered the Salts Burger which came with skinny fries with skin on and a home made coleslaw and salad. The hand made burger was succulent and perfectly seasoned and bun light and fresh. Chips, delightful and coleslaw perfect ( though small) My wife had a Caesar salad which she said was excellent and plenty of tasty dressing and plenty of chicken/bacon. Service was swift for the number of covers they were handling, and pleasant and courteous staff. Always a delight to visit Diner, and I look forward to my next visit soon.

A return visit treat, post-Covid, having been visiting Salts Diner for very many years. The two of us were seated quickly by a friendly waiter, however, the service thereon in was lacking in terms of attentiveness. First of all our order was very simple indeed, however, the waitress required the order to be clarified twice at the time of the order being taken, and when the table was set it became apparent that there was the need to clarify it a third time. When the order arrived there was another misunderstanding. Secondly, the tea arrived with no tea, it was just a teapot of hot water. The food was excellent. The soup was fresh and homemade, very delicious. It felt good to be back in what is a stimulating and inspiring place. The quality of the food remains high, but the inattentiveness lets the place down.

We called in this afternoon for coffee and cake about 2.30pm. We were shown a table and sat down. We were ignored for about ten minutes even though two waitresses were not busy and leaning as though with nothing to do. Eventually my wife went up to the young man and asked if we could be served and he went off somewhere and nothing happened for another two or three minutes. At this point we were that fed up we decided to go. I just felt the staff were disinterested and I was so disappointed as I fancied the plum and ginger dessert. Final comment is very poor customer service,

It always annoys me when there are tables free in a restaurant and the staff leave people queuing when they could be seated, which is what happened here. When we finally gave our order we waited over half an hour and noticed that people near us who had come in after us had been served. We called a waitress over to ask about the delay. She said she'd find out but she walked off and took an order from someone else. When the food finally arrived it had obviously been sitting waiting on the pass for some time with no-one bothering to bring it over. So I had a leatherly lukewarm pizza with hardly any topping. There are no gluten free options on the menu, in fact it more or less said "we don't cater for allergies". My sister, who is coeliac, ordered a burger without a bun and hoped that there was no cross contamination. When we asked for the bill, guess what, we waited and waited and got to the stage where we decided to just put on our coats and leave, at which point the bill magically arrived. There was no shortage off staff, but they are surly, unhelpful and poorly managed.

Popped in here for lunch while visiting Saltaire. I was warmly welcomed and quickly seated and my order taken. The Staff are numerous and busy providing great service. The eggs Benedict was delicious accompanied by a Saltaire Blonde Beer which was light and refreshing. This...

Needed to visit an adjacent shop so thought I'd pop in for lunch. 1st visit here for a couple of years. The opening hours for Salts Mill are a bit odd at the moment - closed Monday & Tuesday. And an unhelpful one way system...

Although the food was very good, the serving staff are in serious need of some basic training. We called in twice whilst in Salts Mill, once for lunch and once for coffee and cake. On both occasions our orders were messed up and each time...

Called in after visiting the book shop in the complex, really just to look through the new cookery book I had bought there. Time around 11ish so still only serving breakfast foods which was handy as I only wanted a cup of tea and toasted...

Visiting Salts Mill for the first time, we decided to have some lunch at Salts Diner and were pleased with the quality of food and the customer service we received following a slight mix up. We chose eggs benedict and a vegan pizzetta (smaller pizza...

On first glance the menu seemed slightly limited, however, when you order and receive your food you really appreciate the work going into the dishes. The quality of the food along with the presentation were spot on. We all thoroughly enjoyed our dishes. The service...

We just wanted to get 2 coffees but were told we'd have to wait three quarters of an hour. We suggest that there should be a separate line for coffees and snacks another for hot meals. We walked all the way up through Saltaire and...

The restaurant was incredibly busy when I was there. I only noticed that my glass was dirty halfway down but I was still charged for half a glass!

We spent quite a few hours at Salts Mill, stopping in the diner for morning coffee and returning later for lunch. Many of the specials that were on offer while we were having coffee had run out by the time we had lunch, which was...