The best restaurants serving British food in Chapel Allerton Leeds Yorkshire and The Humber

English breakfast is enormous and really great value for the price. The staff are efficient, friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend this cafe for breakfast, brunch or lunch.

Attended this fine establishment for a meal out with my beautiful girlfriend. Celebrating 5 years of our relationship and 5 years of Hern. The food was delicious as always. The Beurre Blanc was notably exquisite.

Most expensive sandwiches EVER! £2.80 for your teacake, then £1 for a sausage and 50p for "tomato" that was nothing more than a splash of tomato juice! £3.80 before you start if you want a large teacake / roll / breadcake / bap. £19.50 for 4 sandwiches, nothing special as can be seen from the picture, just for basic sarnies. First and last visit! First ever sandwiche bar to charge for a bag! Give it a miss.

Lost a good custom today five of us due to lack of wheelchair access which you do not state on your website what a wasted journey we all had .

I love this pub but it's so noisy the background music is too loud. They turned it up whilst we were sat chatting. Had to move to the beer garden to hear ourselves think.

I asked for a recommendation, as I tend to when I know I am in restaurants that serve authentic food. I had the chicken wrap with salad and chips. It was fully loaded and tasted amazing. I would go again in a heart beat - and will.

Fast becoming our favourite family friendly drinks spot in Chapel Allerton - great drinks, lovely outside area, fab high chairs and a great atmosphere.

The girl on the til and Phillip were really lovely and helpful and the fish and chips are best in Leeds. Little bit of a wait but worth it!

Needed an early lunch at 11.30 and popped in. Really nice place and the young lady and gent doing the servery were bright, efficient and welcoming. Wish other places could find such happy staff.

Feeling peckish my friend decided he wanted fish & chips, we were on the Headrow so l thought of Nash's even though l've never eaten there. The reason for that is the business & alley approach looks so unwelcoming. And it did again...7 large green general waste dustbins right outside, rubbish everywhere. Now l know this is not the fault of Nash's but it's plain off-putting, they could screen it off for a small outlay. Secondly l said to my pal "lt's shut", everything about it led me to thinking that, even with an "open" flyer on the door, l was amazed the door opened when l pushed it. Oh oh, totally empty, no food in the fryers, really strange. The woman behind the counter was great, she explained that it was cooked fresh & wouldn't take long. 2 fish & chips were ordered and tbh l was not expecting much. I was wrong, the fish was really good and the chips fine & plentiful, mushy peas ok if a bit watery. The only negative was the tomato sauce, it was terrible, orange & cheap. Whilst we were eating 2 other customers arrived, so 4 in probably 40 minutes there. There is something wrong here, the food was good, the woman friendly & efficient but it is devoid of any atmosphere or decent furnishings, to me it looks like totally wasted potential. I'd probably give it another try, maybe l caught it on an unusually quiet day, but still, please make an effort on the approach & frontage to make it more welcoming, l'm sure it'd make huge difference.

Go here nearly every weekend. Not sure why the reviews are so low…. Maybe it has changed over the past couple of years. The food is lovely and very reasonable. The staff are always very friendly. Love this place 🥰🥰. 100% would recommend.