Ysp Cafe in Wakefield

Only got 1 star cos there's no 0 rating. Advertised gluten free vegetarian sausage sarnie. On receiving the bread was fossilised. Not just stale it was harder than toast and uneatable.took it back to change and was told all the gluten free is the same! Ate some of the sausages cos I was starving, they were total cheap cr@p as well. Park fabulous, cafe I'll never use it again

Gorgeous lunch today, delicious soup with two hunks of bread, and we shared chips . Used my discount card which comes with me being a friend of YSP which I pay annually. Use it regularly to meet up with friends and it certainly pays back . Great value and the cafe is so spacious and well laid out. Hard working team, well done

A complete rip off. £2.80 for a can of Coke! Being ripped off is a dreadful experience, and would certainly make me think twice about returning to the park. I would never visit the cafe again.

We visited the Sculpture Park today on our way to York. It was convenient to visit as only one mile off the M1. There’s lots to see and we pre purchased tickets which included afternoon tea. This was great value at £21.95 each as it included admission to the park (usually £11). Our table was set for us and the food arrived quickly. There was an excellent selection of hot and cold savoury items plus cakes and scones. All delicious and the salted caramel brownie was to die for. The package also included unlimited hot drinks - my husband had a pot of tea, an Americano and an espresso! Will definitely return.

Had a free pass to go to the sculpture park. Cycled from Wakefield,no problem finding it and using the cycle parking. It's a very large park to walk around and can take several hours,so wear sensible footwear (not sandals). There's plenty of animal poo about on and off tracks. Away from the information /café areas there is little sitting available around the park and what there is usually has sheep poo on them. Dogs must be kept on lead although I saw a couple off lead away and out of sight from the main buildings. Café prices reasonable and there's a free water refill near the cycle stands. All in all a good day out if prepared and planned properly. P.S. use the maps provided

Staff, as usual, were lovely. Polite, friendly and efficient. I asked if there were any vegan options. I was told the soup 'maybe' but they hadn't margarine for the bread. There was a bean stew for around £9 and they would 'remove the fried egg'...

The sculpture park is wonderful, but the cafe over the shop lets it down. I went with a friend hoping for pie and peas (I'd had that on a previous visit) Now we had the 'Christmas Menu' We went for the vegetarian hotpot for £7.50,'hot'...

A good selection of things to have, both for adults and children. I would recommend stopping off for something to eat.

Called in at the Sculpture Park on spec and pleased to find that we could pay on entry. Went initially to the Kitchen and were very pleasantly surprised - the food (hot or cold) was imaginative, well prepared and very tasty. The dining area was...

After a good walk round the Yorkshire Scupture Park we stopped in the cafe for a coffee. We sat upstairs and it was busy. Nice coffee and good views.

The hot food in this cafe is really out of the ordinary, each visit there has always been something different. This time I had honey roast salmon with salad, my companion had a vegetarian pasty, and we shared a very generous portion of crispy home...

This review is based on our trip to the Weston cafe at the far side of the park. This was a lovely cafe with great food and fantastic service. The staff were friendly and ultra efficient. I was pleasantly surprised at what a nice meal...

The food was intricately put together and not what we were immediately ex[ecting. The price does reflect this quality so a picnic can be in order as well, but I would recommend this experience - the high glass windows allows for stunning views of the...

I had quite the worst sandwich in my life. Stale bread surrounding a slab of goats cheese with a thin smear of chutney and some tragic rocket. Awful - a great disappointment.

We stopped at the cafe (in the main building) twice during our visit - for lunch, and later in the afternoon for tea. We had a very pleasant experience both times, with good food and drinks. My test for cake is coffee and walnut -...

Visited on Friday 14th May 2021. Split with my fellow attendee and ended up at 2 different cafes which are only circa 200 yards from each other. In the Main building at the present time, the cafe was take out from a window, whereas from...

Absolutely love the Yorkshire sculpture park. This time we had brunch at the western café where all the Damien Hirst sculptures are. Absolutely lovely brunch (delivered by Jack - thank you very much). Lovely service, very friendly staff, beautifully organised, and very good value for...

We live local and regularly visit the park and love the park itself but I am so sick of going for a coffee and a bite to eat and being bitterly dissapointed. We have a dog and so go to the small cafe in the...

Great tasting food and amazing value. Had a beef and ale pie with real home cooked chips mushy peas and gravy. I had a Fentimans ginger beer to drink all less than £9. Last time I was here I had a lamb pie that was...

A quick bite to eat before our walk. Very reasonably priced coffee and sandwiches although we only got 2 sausages and the 3 men behind us got 3 sausages in theirs!!! The prices of some of the meals is a little overpriced so if you're...

Not very special. A bar with a queue. Poor food. But a nice terrace. This can be done better in a high quality park.

Met some friends to see the new sculptures and (hopefully) have an enjoyable lunch. We got as far as the Damien Hirst sculptures -- I particularly liked "Myth" -- and the heavens opened. We made for the YSP's new restaurant where we were quickly seated by the window, presented with menus, and our orders taken: the Eggs Benedict proved a popular choice for two of us. Our food arrived quickly, piping hot, and, we all agreed, very good it was too. We lingered over coffee while gazing out the window watching the rain fall on Hirst's unicorn. There's worse ways to spend a rainy Friday afternoon.

The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is wonderful and well worth as many visits as you can afford to make. However, the cost of the parking and refreshments is exorbitant and must make it impossible for huge numbers of people to visit and enjoy all that the park has to offer and teach.If there were any doubt of the exclusivity of the park and it's business model, the attitude of the staff immediately push that doubt to one side, all the staff that l came into contact with and others that l observed and/or overhead were either patronising or impatient with customers.Fantastic place but needs a radical policy overhaul

We came on a Friday. 2 adults and a child. we all had fish and chips. The chips were dried out and cardboard, having spent too long on a hot plate. The fish was dried out and largely inedible.The cost was too much to have such poor food. We were annoyed because everything else looked lovely. But ours was really poor.

You cannot rush the sculpture park so it is essential they have a good cafe. They have an excellent cafe. This one is in the more northerly entrance where the main administration and information points are. Excellent range fo snacks available.

Not seeing a separate TA listing for the Weston so adding the review here since it’s all YSP catering. Modern wooden decor with benches outside for those with dogs or sun worshippers. There’s a good menu with a mix of adventurous healthy items and traditional favourites like burgers. Lots of drinks available and the smoothie was delicious! Our waitress was super helpful and very efficient despite an absolutely packed restaurant. Not the cheapest but it’s quality food and I was happy to pay to support the YSP given the very cheap entry (car park) fee.Highly recommended.

Lovely building for relaxation, plenty of choice of sandwiches, filled rolls, cakes and drinks. Good coffee, and teas

In the summer the main café gets very busy. I'm guessing most people end up here, unless they've prepared their own packed lunch. It is expensive but I thought the food was good and the staff were friendly. The place was airy but does feel a bit like a staff canteen. It will be packed in the school holidays so take that into account.

Pleasant day out looking around the gardens etc. The open space is good for kids but only on a dry day .The cafe is expensive but the food is good

We take our dogs to the park a few times a month because they like it. We always stop at the small cafe near the learning centre. The food is very overpriced but as we don’t use the parking at the park it’s our way of contributing. The regular coffee is more a small & they have stopped doing the reward coffee cards now too. I think this is very mean & regulars won’t appreciate it being taken away. The National Trust cafes are much better, far better value & do have a loyalty offer. The Western is overpriced & pretentious its not a restaurant at all so do you really need to be seated!! Go to a country pub you’ll get better food at a better price. It’s a waste of money and they didn’t need a fourth eating place I think the money could have been much better spent. The toilets here are also not my cup of tea as they are unisex. I don’t want to share a toilet facility with males so I guess I’m old fashioned!!

a very spacious clean cafe/restaurant with plenty of indoor seating as well as outside on the balcony . The large windows ensure a lovely view can be enjoyed looking out across the park. its on the 1st floor. Access is by stairs or lift. The toilets are adjacent.Hot and cold foods are available all on a self service basis. Coffees are prepared very professionally and there is a nice selection of teas to choose from too. We had sandwiches today and were really surprised how good they were . They had that freshly made look and feel; they tasted superb

The food and drink is OK, but I always feel I'm the thousandth customer they have served today. ( I possibly am) But the view over the park on a sunny day means I will keep going back!

Friends organised to have their joint Birthday party at the YSP cafe. What a brilliant space for a celebration, with it's fantastic views over the parkland and hills beyond. The food was absolutely super and the staff excellent - nothing was too much trouble for them and even provided me with a very good Decaf Americano. A good time was had by all and I would thoroughly recommend this venue for a special occasion!

Very nice café. Clean and tidy. Quick and friendly service. A good range of food and drink at reasonable prices.

A great addition to a wonderful attraction . Good food and well prepared and presented. Freshly prepared food, well served and presented

As a regular visitor to YSP cafe, we tried the Weston for lunch today. What a disappointment. The waiter was incredibly patronising, food bland, cake ? frozen. Not the usual standard I'm used to at YSP, in fact we left feeling dissatisfied. Won't be returning in a rush, the environment is lacking atmosphere despite costing over 3million! Come on YSP, sort it out!

Called in for lunch to try the new restaurant Out and was not disappointed.Great views from the restaurant and a pleasant surprised having service to your table , which is far nicer than having to get your own food .Very friendly staff the food was hot and high quality My husband had Pork Escalope and I had Beef brisket hash , I choose not to have egg as I do not like eggs it was lovely and a very usual combination of tastes .We both had scones and coffee The scones did fall a part because my husband had butter it broke up a lot .I had cream so mine was ok .At the moment they don’t sell alcohol which was not a problem for us but if you wanted a glass of wine you need to go over to the main building other side of the park I hope they keep these high standards up when they are busy as today there was not many in the restaurant .

We stopped here and had the dog with us so luckily we found a table outside and luckily it was dry and sunny today. If not I guess we would have had to wait for a drink somewhere more accommodating!We had a regular hot chocolate, a regular coffee and a cup of tea. Now the regular elsewhere would be small...probably extra small! Oh and an ice cream, Bill just under a tenner. That's quite pricey for what it was so the value wasn't so good.That said it was an efficient team working a very busy cafe, and it was nice to sit in the sun and relax in wonderful surroundings

We ate here as part of our day out at the sculpture park. It was fine but nothing special. Some of the prices were shocking e.g £2.90 for a small bottle of dandelion and burdock!. I had a hummus and veg sandwich which was fine but expensive at £5.75. We wouldn’t return personally but that was more because we felt the park itself lacked excitement for us as a family rather than the cafe.

Travel Zoo offer of free parking and a brunch for two proved to be a good value offer. The brunch was tasty and pleased to be offered a vegan alternative. Although the cafe was busy, the staff seemed organised and efficient.An exhilarating walk around the lake took just over an hour.Would certainly buy this type of offer again. Value for money and delighted that we “ saved” on the parking.

I’m lucky enough to live in walking distance of this sunny cafe, with a great view. Good quality coffee, freshly baked cakes are very tempting.

Very good quality food with a wide choice available for breakfast and lunch. It's quite highly priced but there are cheaper options and given the sculpture park is free and you are welcome to take picnics to eat elsewhere it's nice to have a more delicious option. The tuna salad was good, also the steak sandwich and there are a good selection of cakes!

I think this cafe in this wonderful setting could do much better. I appreciate that the food is not the main attraction but in this lovely setting the food is very important - the stuffed mushroom was good as were the chips. We spent £27.00 and expected better. Next time we will take a picnic May be think about letting the cafe out and generate income from the rent and let cafe type people run the cafe

Fun and active atmosphere. Food is a bit pricey for average cafe food but it's aimed for tourists etc. Great selection of food

There are a couple of cafe/restaurants on the property, but the couple I looked at offered the same fare. Choices of both hot and cold sandwiches, soup, and cookies and cake, as well as hot and cold drinks. Prices and quality I think were fair, given the country location and that they are probably helping found the park as a whole. For me, the sausage sandwich was the surprise find, but mum also enjoyed a ham sandwich and egg sandwich combination.

Long queues for the hot food, with no ability to tell between the hot and cold food serving stands. It would have been nice to have two separate queues. Nice drink selection, but the hot food was limited in choice and was wilting by mid-day. The chips were slightly soggy I had.

We had good coffee on arrival and then a sandwich lunch later. The sandwiches are made on site, cost about £4.50 each but were some of the best sandwiches we have had at a venue like this. Fresh, tasty and interesting fillings. What more can you ask for?

Overpriced food £8 for a sausage sarny, £2.90 for a cookie and upwards of £5 for pre packed flap jack, brownies and biscuits.I had a not 'hot' chocolate as the milk was cool. Shame really because it was a nice cocoa taste with marshmallows.Will remember to take a picnic next time!!

I try to get here at least twice a year, this time I took some friends with me, and it was a lovely day as always. The sun was shining with helps. The park itself is large, so make sure you have some water with you. The various sculptures look so different each season.Even though I understand the park is independent charity. FYE 31 March 2017 Income £7.0 M Spending £6.8 M! A display for parking fees that people can see, CLEARLY before going around the park maybe a good idea., then folks are aware how much it is going to cost them if they stay over two hours.

We picked a bad day to visit in Sep but did manage to see some of the sculptures, in-between the rain, my fav's were the metal trees recycling old baths, toilets, sinks, etc on the branches. We had Afternoon Tea for 2 at £25 which did include parking so was good value but the food was a bit unconventional having open top sandwiches, donuts & macaroons (not my cup of tea) but the staff were very friendly, helpful & accommodating.

Visited Bretton Hall and the sculpture park on Sunday 16 September 2018. Totally amazing place, we will need to go back as could not do everything in the time we had. Lunch in the cafe was good - I had the Leek & Potato Soup and it was delicious. Scott had the Steak & Henderson's relish pie, chips & peas with gravy - totally yummy ( Chips to die for!!!) The service was good , the girls were busy however they found the time to smile, be pleasant and were very helpful. Only downside was the cafe was noisy. However you cannot have everything. Certainly a place we will visit again soon.

we love the park and sitting with tea and cake on the balcony is a joy but recently someone swapped the amazing gluten free Barnwell slice for four different pastry based choices that are just awful ,the Apple pie is Apple puree and has no Apple at all.the others are sickly sweet.at every other cafe there is usually a fantastic range of cake and even garden centres have better choices ,cannon hall and blacker hall have at least two choices ,really hope for improvement or at the very least a return of the Barnwell slice ,sorry for spelling but keyboard is unfamiliar with this dessert.

Stopped for a coffee and had a cake. Not much to choose from and the cakes were prepackaged so not made on site but they were still OK.

Popped in for a coffee while visiting the sculpture park. The café is clean with excellent service and overs seating both indoors and out. The outdoor seating overlooks the grounds of the sculpture park, displaying various pieces of artwork. Well worth a visit.

We had a Travelzoo voucher £17.50 p for two people having brunch,plus free parking. We had full English breakfast which was very tasty but for me could have been hotter,nice mug of coffee to wash it down, good value for money.worth the visit

Went today for a Zoopla brunch which we thoroughly enjoyed and it was tasty and an adequate size, sometimes offers have smaller portions, but not so here. The galleries and exhibits are really nice as we have been many times before, just living down the road. The only gripe we had was the vinegar bottle had 3 small flies floating in it. They couldn't have got in through the bottle spray as it was too small an aperture to climb through. The conclusion I drew was that they must have been in the container the bottles had been filled from. I drew the attention of one of the staff to this at which point they apologised and took it away. She then reappeared and started to remove other bottles, which also seemed to have occupants in them. Although they did miss some of other tables, which we had to tell them about as we left.

Good selection of cakes, including scones. Tea was good. Staff are helpful. Plenty of seating inside and out,.

We visited the sculpture park for our anniversary and booked the afternoon tea in advance. When we arrived the table was already set up for us, a lovely spot by the balcony which has wonderful views. The afternoon tea was lovely, everything was so fresh and was laid out beautifully. I couldn’t recommend the afternoon tea enough, it’s such great value and a really nice treat for a special occasion!

The cafe is airy and open with a good selection of hot and cold meals suitable for meat eaters and vegetarians. A good sselection of cakes and drinks are also available.

Lovely place for nature and art lovers . Long walks through a stunning park and a cafe to rest your legs . The cafe has nice food hot and cold so don't worry if its a cold day we had a lovely hot chocolate drink but there is cold drinks if you prefer .We where soon warmed up ready to look round at the amazing art work skittered around the park and then back to cafe for a meal before we headed home

Such a disappointing meal! Can't remember having such bad food in a restaurant or cafe. I had fish and chips but the part I could eat was the chips. The fish was covered on batter - unfortunately soggy not crispy. I was hoping for a succulent piece of white cod inside but all I got was a few grey flakes of tasteless fish with a centimetre of strange cream coloured mush on top. My husband and I weren't sure what this was but our guess was uncooked and very thick batter. It was inedible. If that wasn't bad enough, the mushy peas had a bitter aftertaste so I didn't eat them either. The chips were tasty but very greasy and I felt nauseous afterwards. In hindsight, I should have taken this back at the time and complained but my usual British reserve stopped me. My husband's vegetarian stuffed mushrooms with salads was, he says, delicious. Service was friendly and the views from the balcony of the cafe are lovely. My food was appalling though hence the one star. It was extra disappointing as I was looking forward to lunch having eaten here a couple of years ago and enjoyed the food.

With the vastness of the park it was welocming to find different areas had cafe and restaurants and toilet facilities. The main restaurant was well stocked with either cold sandwiches or hot food which although a bit expensive was delicious. Free tap water was available and a good selection of meals were available

This is the main cafe at the Yorkshire Sculpture park. It is very popular at weekends so it can be difficult to get a table. Food is self service. Go a bit later and it is very much quieter. We were there at 4:00pm and there was only 1 person before us to be served. There were plenty of tables on the outside area overlooking the park. The views are great.

We decided to go to the Yorkshire sculpture park for a work around and we took the dogs with us. First of all £6.00 for two hours is a bit steep, yes I know that includes entry as well. We thought we would get something to eat but saw the prices £1.85 for a can of lemonade and £4.00 plus for a sandwich, which would cost about £1.50 in a supermarket, I don’t mind paying to eat out but being ripped off takes the biscuit. Anyway that’s enough of the food.The park itself was lovely and the sculptures quite nice, you do have to get your skates on to get round in two hours, which we didn’t, so we missed some of the park. Would I go again? (silent pause) NO. One last comment if my dogs do a poo and I was to leave it, that would be disrespectful to other people, but We’re expected to walk in geese poop and think nothing of it. Some people would say that different but no it’s not poo is poo.

The cafe is well situated in the visitor centre and has a small terrace for good weather days with great views of the surrounding park.We found the accoustics in the cafe very poor. The day we visited it was very busy and the background noise was really loud making listening to conversation problematic.Sandwiches were variable in quality - the poached salmon with lemon mayonnaise in a baguette was very tasty. However the felafel with chutney and salad was extremely dry as was the bread it came in, despite the sandwich being two days within its consume by dateHome made scones are excellentPrices are top end for this style of operation

A limited but tasty menu, beautiful views of the park and a friendly service make this more than a park cafe. All of it comes at a cost though.I enjoyed the meal and the selection of unusual drinks available but, as with any cafe like this, they can charge you what you like. Unless you've brought a picnic, you have no other choice.

Visited here a few times. Lovely coffees and fresh food. Kids food is lovely. No quick fry rubbish here also lovely vegetarian meals. Very child friendly.

Visited on a rainy Sunday in April. The food and the service was outstanding. Also really good value at £25 given that also includes parking.

We got to the restaurant at about 2.30 so a bit late maybe for a choice of sandwich. It was fine but nothing more than that.

Excellent menu catering for all diet needs. Good choice and very well priced. I had the soup & cake and they were both delicious. Free access to drinking water and dining area very well set out and very clean. Recommend to all

The YSP is such a treasure - great exhibition schedule, educational programme, ace collection all in such beautiful grounds. The cafe is ace too. Had a great mug o' soup & sandwich, really hearty, tasty & PROPER big fat freshly-made sandwich with TONS of filling - it was a 10/10. Ace coffee too.

Prearranged an afternoon tea including a gluten free one. Although it was quiet when we visited the service was great. The tea was fantastic with plenty a choice and the option to take what we couldn’t manage home. For £22 it was fantastic value. Well worth a visit...and the parking fee was included.

Lunch was quite nice - friends had the pork pie and chips which they said was tasty. Limited on the options for someone with a dairy intolerance, and I was left with one option of a vegan sandwich. This was nice, but it would have been nice to have a few more options in my option as everything had milk, egg, gluten in so doesn’t really cater for intolerances/allergies. Rather pricey too!!

Lots of interesting sculpture and good cafe too. The café was busy but we were served quickly and had good seat on balcony

This one of my favourite walks any time season of the year as all have their special beauties. As we enter into the Autumns short days and see the trees starting to lose their foliage, but although we have had some recent strong winds the many trees have held onto much of their foliage and with the many varied colours give a coloured carpet effect.. The Canada Geese have left and will be back next spring to start their breeding once more again. I love walking anytime of the year and as I have said all seasons have lots of different things to offer.

A great day out with lots tosee and do. Perfect place for a photo shoot and an enjoyable visit. The cafe is expensive but thats to be expected i suppose.

We had such a great day out to this amazing sculpture park with beautifully kept grounds. In the cafe, the refreshments are excellent and sitting on the balcony overlooking the grounds is lovely. For lunch after a walk to the lake and back admiring the artwork, the sandwich and soup offer looked the best value at £5.95, my cauliflower and chive soup tasted like whizzed macaroni cheese to me (quite nice but not what I expected), however the bread of the tuna, lemon and lime sandwich was as dry as Ghandis sandal, truly shocking. All in all a great day out and well worth a visit, just try to get a fresher sandwich!

We spent about four hours here as part of a birthday celebration. Access and parking were good. Although it cost £10 to park, entrance was free. The sculptures are amazing especially as they are set in a country park with a panoramic backcloth of fields and rolling hills. They are often changed or moved around which makes a return visit worthwhile. There are so many different walks available including a dam to cross and a lake to walk round, stepping stones too. There are two cafes on site, a visitor centre/shop and play areas for children. Dogs are allowed on a lead. It certainly makes a great day out in all seasons as it is open most days of the year. Well worth a visit!

Some friends came to visit us . So we took them to the Yorkshire Sculptor Park it was when the poppycock London were moving round the Country. There is lots to see and many sculptures to look at there is plenty of grounds to walk in also a bus to take people down to the lakes. They have a lovely restaurant with good food to suit all pockets.A day to remember.

Lovely food, with good veggie options. However we ate towards end of service and the Yorkshire Rarebit a little dry. Chips gorgeous and good size serving, enough for two! Well dressed salad!

The choice of sandwiches was truly amazing for such a small coffee shop. Good coffee, polite service. No space to sit inside for the coffee shop Ok in the restaurant up stairs.

This place always amazes me and I have been several times. There is a huge amount of land it covers and so many amazing sculptures to wonder at and go near. The visitor centre maybe small but still worth a look. They hold events for families and individuals throughout the year and most are worth going to. You could easily spend a whole day here and still not see everything. The only downside is the car parking and refreshments I find expensive.

Well worth a trip...amazing sculptures in a park setting with roaming sheep also an indoor collection to view.

What a complete surprise this was for us. £8 car park fee and we were in for the day. Only spent 4 hours here as we were passing through. So much to see here and so much quality sculpture to view. Taken by friends who had visited previously but commented on the changes that had taken place in twelve months. Big area to cover. The inside exhibitions added to our experience. Simply brilliant and so a revisit planned.

Todo el parque de esculturas es absolutamente maravillosa, un placer estar allí. Comida y buen servicio, con las vistas más maravillosas de la pared de ventanas. Exquisito. No comprar el agua embotellada, como con todas las botellas de agua es demasiado caro, y hay un dispensador de vasos de agua y más allá de la zona de servicio en el restaurante. Un lugar verdaderamente encantador.

La comida sin duda nos impresionó. Tiene el ambiente de una cantina, así que no esperaba mucho, pero estuve muy contento con la comida que tuvimos. Está muy bien presentada. Tuvimos que ser sándwich de palitos de pescado era enorme y un rollo de tocino y salchichas. También muy agradable toque que los condimentos ser producidas localmente y que eran riquísimas en realidad al instante lamentó no poder conseguir algunas de las ketchup como lo venden en la tienda! La entrada es un poco caro, pero teniendo en cuenta que el parque es libre usted debe esperarse, supongo. Contentos con nuestra experiencia.

La visita de un soleado domingo por la tarde. Llegamos a las 3 de la tarde, para el que hay una cafetería que sirve comida caliente. Tienes que recoger desde un mostrador, no hay servicio de camarera. Muy poca comida para elegir a las 3 de la tarde, así que nos obligaron a comer algo que realmente no quieres. 4 adultos y un niño por una principal y una bebida llegó a 50 libras, que nos pareció muy caro para la calidad. Comida grasosa.Preciosas vistas desde el restaurante del parque. El parque en sí es precioso.

Compró un Wowcher en el restaurante Brunch incluido. No quería ser ese muchacho, pero compré el Wowcher como indica expresamente que había vegetarianos* y *opciones veganas. Cuando finalmente entiendas el sistema de colas, le preguntamos al personal de cocina sobre una opción vegetariana (/al menos tomando el huevo) que parecía un poco sorprendido y nervioso por esta solicitud, tener que ir a la cocina y pide el personal, para luego informar que el vegetariano salchichas no son vegan. Por lo tanto, cuando llegó, el supuestamente 8 libras o así la pena de desayuno era en realidad sólo un bollo unbuttered con champiñones, tomates y judías. Además, la comida y el ambiente en general tenía más de una calidad dada la cantina precios relativamente caro (aunque admito que este es probablemente bastante estándar para una atracción grande, especialmente cuando no cobran entrada). Los condimentos estaban sírvete, sin embargo, a pesar de no estar demasiado lleno, no había sal o pimienta a la izquierda. También tuve la sensación incómoda que a pesar superficialmente apareciendo muy cortés y servicial, el personal eran smirking y probablemente sus ojos en nosotros rodando a nuestras espaldas.En un tono más positivo, el restaurante tiene unas vistas preciosas del parque, especialmente si puedes conseguir una mesa al aire libre en un día agradable (incluso si la nuestra era bastante suelta), y mi pareja informó de que su comida era muy agradable. Allí lo contrario parecía ser una buena cantidad de opciones disponibles - probablemente el caso que mi problema se encuentra más con Wowcher.

parking for disabled poor cafe a rip off and for the sculpture park hope you enjoy walking through sheep poo

Fui con mi madre después de comprar un bono social, que incluye estar brunch y bebidas calientes por 2, estacionamiento y entrada por £16. Fue de gran valor ya que el aparcamiento era hasta £8 por un día completo, aunque unas pocas horas aquí es suficiente. El almuerzo era fantástico y el personal y el servicio era de primera categoría, que estaba bastante concurrida, pero todo salió muy bien. Aparcamos y fuimos para el brunch y caminamos por un par de horas. Se admiten perros, pero ten cuidado ovejas deambulando por todas partes, así que usted necesita para mantener a su perro en un plomo. Hay caminos por todas partes, así que no es nada de barro o zapatos, pero como hay ovejas poo por todo el lugar. En general, es un agradable par de horas.

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The exhibition spaces provide excellent informative displays. An amazing shop, adequate cafe. Set in beautiful parkland.

It is always a pleasure to visit the sculpture park, but today it was beautiful. There are many interesting sculptures placed around the park. Walking through open grass land, woods and along side a lake.

I took my grandchildren there last week in that wonderful weather. Beautiful countryside and great for picnics. I have been in the cafe and the food is lovely.

Como defensor de la YSP y el trabajo que hacen, yo estaba encantado de presentarle un amigo mío a los 500 acres de paisaje fabuloso y escultura pública.Ambos tenemos perros, tres entre nosotros y que son bienvenidos, pero deberán mantenerse en todo momento y algunas partes están "fuera de los límites". Habiendo dicho eso, con todo el espacio disponible donde pueden ir hay muchas disponibles para hacer el viaje vale la pena.No sólo nos visita las nuevas instalaciones y explore las muchas hectáreas, también disfrutamos de un bocado en una zona cafetería al aire libre. Mi amigo tenía un sandwich de bacon y yo disfrutamos de una ensalada super; compartimos el pastel de zanahoria! Todo era absolutamente deliciosa y lavada, con café aunque hay una gran variedad de bebidas frías y calientes, incluyendo botellas de cerveza y vino.El estacionamiento es conveniente; sólo tienes que saber la placa de vehículo reg y proporcionar a la máquina cuando se paga. La tecnología hace el resto, así que no hay necesidad de volver al coche, ya que no se imprime. Lo mejor de todo los gastos de aparcamiento (8 libras/día para una reducción de los precios va hacia perã-odos) mantener las instalaciones así el resto de la visita es gratuita. Por supuesto usted puede hacer una donación si quieres, pero este enfoque hace que un día fuera asequible para la mayoría de las personas y las familias. Lo que es más, puedes hacer un picnic, ya que ofrecen muchas mesas alrededor del parque.Todas las instalaciones están limpias y bien abastecida.Me encanta estar aquí! No he mencionado mucho sobre la escultura como se debe ver su sitio web para más detalles de las instalaciones y exposiciones actuales.Anímese y visite - dejará sintiéndose mejor cuando llegamos!

Nunca te desanimes pensando en un parque de esculturas es aburrido. Este es un lugar maravilloso para toda la familia para pasar un gran día. He estado dos veces este año, la primera vez fue en febrero cuando los árboles estaban desnudos y las paredes de piedra gris de Yorkshire estaban mojadas bajo un cielo hosco. Sin embargo, el aparcamiento estaba completamente lleno. .Gente dice que el aparcamiento es muy querida en 5 libras pero que tienen entrada gratis y el estacionamiento para discapacitados es excelente. Soportes titulares blue badge aún tienen que pagar). En Mayo cuando vine de nuevo, el aparcamiento estaba lleno por el almuerzo. Este lugar es tan popular.Siempre me encantó Bretton Park y Bretton Hall porque fui como profesor aprendiz joven estudiando danza arte de la música y el drama. Tuve la oportunidad de explorar luego de los enormes jardines que rodean un ondulante campo lago magnífico. . Ahora puedes encontrar más de 80 esculturas - muchas de ellas internacionalmente famosos - al aire libre. .Cuando el colegio cerrado nadie quería ver otoño en el parque total de Bretton mal estado. . Puede ver que desde los cientos de nombres que están escritos en metal en la acera "Paseo del Arte". Estos son los nombres de las personas han dado dinero en el pasado para ayudar a que sobrevivan. . Ahora hay un centro de visitantes que está floreciendo y las galerías (incluyendo un metro). .El Restaurante aquí es como una escultura en sí misma, con sus ventanas de forma maravillosamente y eslóganes en los puestos según se entra en el edificio "La vida es lo que hacemos de ella". Cientos de senderistas perro ir aquí ahora a recorrer el campo. . Muchas personas vienen a tomar parte en las muchas disponibles clases de arte. .Todo el personal es amable y alegre, los aseos está limpio y el restaurante y la recepción están bien mantenidas.Yo tenía un gulash de carne con verduras pan abundante y de excelente calidad y mantequilla mi mesa estaba mirando hacia abajo sobre los campos. Disfruté el paseo fuera alrededor de las esculturas en el sol de primavera, contemplando a la escultura de Barbara Hepworth gigante "La familia del hombre". Ha sido en el parque desde 1980 y esta obra de arte se compone de nueve esculturas de bronce que representan figuras individuales en el paisaje de 500 acres. .Las colecciones de primavera como Tony craggs exposiciones muestran un gran dominio de los materiales.Incluso si no eres un amante de la escultura no puede ser impresionado por las esculturas de piedra enorme que Henry Moore encontrado con sorpresa al caminar los campos. Esta primavera hay muchas exposiciones que han sido traídas aquí desde el Consejo de las Artes colecciones. . .Te dan un mapa gratis para ir caminando con y encontrará sorpresas a la vuelta de cada esquina. Encontrar bellos regalos en la tienda antes de ir. .Todos los aseos están muy bien, pero en el parque hay una necesidad de utilizar una llave de Radar para la entrada al wc discapacitados.Esta atracción es tan fácil de encontrar de la M1, si viene a Yorkshire ¡no te lo pierdas. .

With always something new to catch the eyes, this is a superb way to spend an entire day. Great for large groups as the car parking pays your entrance fee.

Lovely day out. Some lovely pieces, set in stunning scenery. Parking is a tad expensive and the food is also over priced so take a picnic

Fuimos aquí ya que queríamos ir a dar un paseo y mi otra mitad está en el arte.Era un lugar interesante, situada en un terreno. Las vistas son increíbles, así que aparte de las esculturas es un gran lugar para visitar, incluso si no son como yo en artes.Es un lugar estupendo para todas las edades, aunque su caminar mucho, pero hay un montón de caminos adecuados para carritos, sillas de ruedas y scooters de movilidad.Entrada al parque es gratis.Buenas instalaciones tales como cafetería que utilizamos no café decente pero no es barato.Un montón de aparcamiento pero tienes que pagar. Puedes hacer esto con antelación en el sitio web, a su llegada o ysp como salir o utilizando la página web hasta 48 horas después. Estuvimos alrededor de dos horas y pagamos antes de irnos y como utiliza la placa de reconocimiento número no importa si no sabes cuánto tiempo he estado.Volveremos otro día con un picnic para mantener nuestros costos.

Beautiful walks and worth the visit.. Not much of a modern art fan so people need to decide this for them self. But it is fun when you find a sculpture in an unexpected spot. Food is nice if somewhat expensive.