The best restaurants in Wakefield West Wakefield Yorkshire and The Humber

Gorgeous breakfast and the sandwiches are good too. They do takeout so you can call and pre order. all the staff are really friendly it’s a proper cafe, clean and quick service

The food is soo good I felt welcome the staff are so kind and the place is just fantastic good job u lot hope to see u again soon

Great food. Fantastic meals freshly prepared on the premises. Brilliant staff who will rustle up something tasty even if you have food allergies or requirements. Wholly recommend.

Went this evening with my wife for evening meal,I must say the service was excellent,the food excellent,great quality and cooked to perfection,the evening was marred by the owner,who’d obviously been drinking and was sat at the bar with friends,very loud,obnoxious and thinking the whole bar and restaurant area wanted to listen to them,using foul uncalled for language,at one point saying out loud that he was polishing his helmet,totally out of order,the people on the table behind also heard it and were appalled as we were,I understand this in a bar full of men but don’t expect my wife to listen to that,we did have a word with the waitress and we think she had a word with him but he offered no form of apology,bad form from him who should certainly know better.

Chips like my dad used to make. Tastiest chips anywhere in the uk. Fish was good the batter is lovely and crisp. A little dark coloured for some but I would say absolutely spot on for me. Great portions too

Due to the GPS saying the entrance is on Edgemoor Road instead off Low Moor Crescent. I advise the drivers but they get confused and tend to deliver to 9, Low Moor Crescent instead of 9, Stoney Garth.

Very nice workers The foods is brilliant

I walked in.. And everyone wss really friendly. A great local pub. I had some food which was great. I felt very comfortable being a traveller not from the area. A great pub with nice ppll

Always fantastic grub from here, plenty of it at a good price, never fail to deliver great banter whilst waiting and easy to park outside too. Keep up the good work Neil, you truly make my days complete. ♥️

Went for fab offer of free fish and chips for NHS worker a few weeks ago ,and they were gorgeous,have been back several times since ,good big portions ,just great

A breakfast cafe on the Monckton industrial estate. Outdoor seating, very reasonable breakfast for the price. Just what we needed. Dog allowed to sit outside with us.

Food is good but they pick and choose to charge you a extra 50p for using card as and when they want. I've been in before and not charged this but today they tried. I mentioned I haven't been charged this before and the lady apologized and said don't I have cash. Its ridiculous when your a paying customer to be charged additional when your giving them service and there is no signs stating this in the cafe I won't be using them again. Went to Cha Cha Chai got a egg and sausage cheese muffin and the service was by far better and food was a lot better too!

Never order again Weak customer service Very rude guy to answer the phone We have been to shop and was very dirty and we saw cockroaches in the shop.

We visited this restaurant on a Saturday lunchtime, hoping to treat my 96-year-old mum, who is disabled and has dementia, to a nice meal outside of her care home. Unfortunately, the experience was far from pleasant. Upon arrival, I inquired about sharing a portion of fish and chips with my mum, as it’s easier for her to eat smaller portions due to her condition. The staff member mentioned she would need to check with management as their policy doesn't typically allow sharing. While I understand policies, the response from the staff was disappointing. My mum's condition means she often gets overwhelmed by large portions, and I help her by putting smaller pieces on her plate to make her mealtime more manageable. When the staff member spoke with her supervisor, I witnessed an eye-roll, which felt unnecessarily dismissive and unprofessional. The supervisor then explained that sharing wasn’t allowed, even comparing my mum’s situation to another customer who is apparently 100, arrives in a taxi on her own and eats a full portion to herself - an example that felt irrelevant and failed to acknowledge the differing needs of individuals. It was upsetting to encounter such rigidity, especially in a place where many of the regular customers are elderly. A more empathetic approach would have been appreciated. As a fish and chip restaurant catering largely to an older clientele, it would be beneficial for staff to receive training on how to better accommodate customers with disabilities. Ultimately, we chose to leave and instead went to another Wetherby Whaler owned establishment where we usually go, where the staff were kind, understanding, and went out of their way to support my mum's needs. It was a far more positive experience. For anyone with elderly or disabled family members, I would recommend seeking out more compassionate venues where flexibility is given.