The best restaurants in Richmond West Richmondshire Yorkshire and The Humber

Called in for a quick bite and it was fabulous. Great selection of Sandwiches but when it comes to scones there’s a choice of three and they’re all fabulous and made in house daily. One not to be missed👍

This small restaurant is wonderful for a quiet venue with good wine and excellent food. The restaurant operates an open kitchen, with a small menu cooked fresh in front of you. There's no big sign for the restaurant and you'd barely know it was there if you weren't looking for it. The current menu is found on the gate post and I would recommend it to any Richmond locals or visitors.

popped in whilst stopping in Richmond for a few provisions-lovely place with great service-great host/owner Whats not too like

Always visit Mocha every time we're in Richmond. The chocolates are great, have had food there before too and enjoyed it. But the star of the show for me is the coffee. Their mochas are incredible, particularly the luxury mochas. I've been visiting a few times a year for the past few years and getting a mocha each time - their consistency in making the drinks is incredible, they taste the same every time and always amazing. Will be back soon for more of the same.

We had a great evening with delicious Indian food. It was a little hard to find since it is on the first floor and the entrance is not very obvious. Inside we were greeted by the very welcoming hosts and they were ready to help with deciding what to have for dinner. The food was delivered quickly and we enjoyed our favourite Indian dishes.

Great food, decent prices, very friendly owner. Will be back if I come to Richmond again 😊

Love the food and the staff are so nice. The delicious smell wafting around the market place, just drags me in. Great shop

Cute location and really lovely inside if you want to eat in. We've only had takeaways and they've been nothing short of pure unadulterated filthy deliciousness. The Roe Jogan and BBQ pulled pork loaded fries are unreal. Get one ordered. You won't be disappointed!

Chocolate muffins and yum yum delicious

Beautifully quaint in this hidden gem. My sister and I both ordered the charcuterie plate...one was enough for 2..delicious. The mussels (ordered on an adjacent table, but sadly sold out when we came to order) looked divine. Definitely recommend if you are in town! First class service too!

Quieter on a week day. Lovely atmosphere. Great food. Also they do take away to. Really enjoyed the meal. They are upstairs about a shop. No lift. Worth every penny.

Quirky for sure but very friendly and very keen to please. The soup we had was delicious and having leaf tea was a treat. Scones on the table is a lovely idea but a cover would be better. Lovely chat with the proprietor and really good at engaging with our whole family.

Sat in alleyway due to having a small dog. Felt damp and cold place needs a good clean with cobwebs on pipework ...menu was wet with what looked like water leaking through makeshift roof with spray foam to seal it ... Homemade burger was basic very firm and dry not much flavour...dosent even come with chips they are another £3 for oven chips ..as pic ... Large cappuccino £4.50 ? Restaurant prices with basic quality food ...wouldn't recommend

Our group of two families ordered take out lunch to eat in the market square. The staff were very friendly, amenable to menu customisations and gave us an honest estimate of how long our order would take, given how busy the cafe was. We didn’t mind waiting in the sun drinking our yummy smoothies / coffees. Our sandwiches, paninis, sausage rolls and salad were all delicious!

Unbelievably rude and unwelcoming. I rarely write reviews, but I felt compelled after such a disappointing and frankly upsetting visit to this cafe. From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel like an inconvenience rather than customers. The worst part? One of the staff members was openly rude to my child — simply for needing the toilet. Instead of offering help or basic courtesy, they responded with attitude and made us feel like a burden. It was humiliating and completely uncalled for. To top it all off, they dragged my pram across the floor without even asking — like it was in their way. No excuse me, no communication — just grabbed it and moved it like we didn’t matter. There was zero warmth, zero professionalism, and certainly no sense of hospitality. I left feeling angry and upset. If you have children or just expect to be treated with a bit of respect, I suggest avoiding this place entirely. Liz the lady who works behind the counter, you need a new job love because clearly you dont like it.