The best restaurants in Wakefield Yorkshire and The Humber

No idea why but every time I call in for a pint or two, the next day I loose about a stone due to an upset stomach. That's just the beer I've not had any food but three visits and three following days spent very close to the water closet. Apart from that nice place.

It was a very nice experience. We were a bit surprised that this place does pies only, but it all made sense when we had them. The pies were absolutely delicious! We had pork pie, sweet potato and lentil (my personal favourite), pulled pork pie and our little one had a sausage roll. All food was great! The atmosphere in the pub was very pleasant and we will definitely be back. Thank you:)

Nice bar to stop off and have a pint on the way home. They have some good beer on draft.

Brilliant pub. Great food and lots of choice. Big selection on drinks too. Great service with the biggest and best beer garden in town. Lots of live entertainment too every week. . Best pint of Guinness around

First time ordering from here, food is priced really well, delivery was quick and the food was absolutely delicious!! One happy customer and will be returning:)

Called for a drink while out walking. Looks a great pub.

A very nice experience and delicious food

Not local , I visited daytime for a special function, a buffet was provided, and seemed a friendly pub.

The Well has been my holiday cafe on a couple of Yorkshire visits now. Had lunches, cakes and especially the breakfasts. Such a great range of options and gluten free options available. Lovely space and great people.

We don't eat fried breakfast very often but after hiking for eight hours the day before we woke up needing some serious nourishment, we had the full English with all the extras and a large tea to wash it down , the food wasn't cheap but very tasty and the staff were very friendly.

Great food. Very good prices with rice included with main meals.

I had very nice Breakfast today A+++

My experience with The Hide was somewhat of a mixed bag. Let me explain. My partner and I decided to go here for our anniversary - we are both big steak fans and wanted to try something new. Upon arriving, the restaurant was very quiet - for a Tuesday I expect this and it served us well. The lady who served us was nice, if a little clueless about what they did/didn't sell but more on that later. We sat down at a window table and was pleasantly surprised by how lovely the whole restaurant looked from where we were sitting. We decided on a corner-window seat as we didn't know how full the place would get later and didn't want to get in the way. I sat directly in the corner and was slightly dismayed to see that I had sat DIRECTLY under a speaker. It was rather loud and I had to raise my voice higher than normal to be heard by my partner sitting only 3 feet away. The server came to take our drinks order, and this is where things started to sour slightly for me. As a steak fan, I am also a huge fan of a good red wine to go with it. I asked the server "What wines do you have?" her response..."Red, White and Rose" - I couldn't help but chuckle slightly, so I asked what reds she had, she didn't know. The first thing any server should know is what they are serving, what is available and how much it is, she knew none of these things and instead had to go across the restaurant to the till, to check. She came back to me there was a Shiraz, Malbec and Merlot - not exactly a billionaire's banquet as you can see, but I reluctantly got the Shiraz - it was vile. I then got a pint of some-thing or other, and that tasted lovely. Partner got a gin and a cider, and again, no complaints there. Next comes the food. Like so many, we had looked online to see what was available and had chosen our meal, when we arrived, very little of it was available and for a 'steakhouse' the choice was rather lacking. We looked at the "menu" - which was a small piece of white paper with some items on it and appeared to have seen better days. For an establishment as outwardly beautiful as this, it was a big let-down to be handed a flyer - rather ruins the atmosphere in my opinion. We both got a rump with all the trimmings and a calamari starter - no complaints there, food was lovely, steak was cooked to perfection and the trimmings were delicious even if the peppercorn was slightly too peppery for my tastes. We had a great time there listening to the slow atmospheric music which was being played - if rather loudly and paid for our meal. The meal came to around £80, which was more than reasonable for what we had. My last point of contention is with the server's behaviour as we left. We started to make our way over to the door to leave, and she barely looked up from her phone to say goodbye - found this rather rude considering there was no-one else in the restaurant. All in all, a rather mixed experience. I would go again, but I would sit in a different place and lower my expectations going forwards. Special mention to the chef however, as he was lovely and came to see how our food was - you don't see that nowadays and it was a welcome addition to our experience. Probably see you again on Valentine's Day The Hide, even if the experience wasn't an overwhelmingly positive one, I believe you can do better and I look forward to seeing you try.

I've been ordering though Just Eat twice now and every time gets to prepping stage my order gets cancelled and waisted 20 minutes! Poor service!

We visited on a quiet Tuesday evening after a short shopping trip at J32 outlet. Although the welcome was warm and the restaurant wasn’t even half full, the food was a real letdown. I ordered a burger, which arrived dripping with oil and left the bun completely soggy. My partner’s calzone was half-filled with onion, overwhelming the rest of the ingredients. We’ve definitely had better meals here in the past, but this visit was disappointing—and to make matters worse, the waitress showed little concern when we politely raised the issue.