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

Service was excellent, loved the train .. but let down by the food, the 5 bean portion for breakfast, accompanied the smallest mushrooms ever, tasteless sausages and dry bacon…nothing like the photographs….quite why beans were so rationed, was beyond us, as the photograph showed a fair portion of beans.

Booked for a group of friends and family. Plenty of room in the restaurant and a well balanced lunchtime menu of starter and main £9.95. A couple of dishes had a supplement. Food was very tasty and plentiful and value for money. No room for pudding. Will definitely be back.

Lovely pub. Good beer. Tasty food at sensible prices. Helpful and friendly staff. Couldn't fault it. Highly recommended.

Excellent food and great choice. Suggest you book ahead. For the "top" meals they are between £25 and £30 each. I had a mixed fish dish which was excellent.

I can see there are very mixed reviews but all I can say is that I had a fabulouse Banoffee Hot Chocolate on my visit. I had never seen this drink before and as I love banoffee pie and chocolate , I decided to try it. It was delicious!

Perfect just perfect the fish was off the scale it was cooked beautifully and tasted fantastic. You should go wonderful!

This place is gone, it was only a matter of time - They should have dealt with the staff better and also used some sort of business sense.

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

We held our staff Summer Ball at The Faversham and it was absolutely perfect. Nothing was too much trouble and they recommended the perfect set up to keep all our guests entertained. Plenty of staff (so no queueing at the bar!) and all 100 guests got their food at pretty much the same time. Love the sharing platters. The pavlova is to die for!! Highly recommend for any type of function.

The food was very average. There was nothing unique or special about the food. The service was substandard. I would definitely avoid this place.

Coeliac heaven. My wife would have eaten everything in sight. Not a spec of gluten in the building. Bought done bread to take home too. Not cheap, but nothing for coeliac people is. Nice coffee too. So not being a person with any allergies or intolerances, I terms to base my food scores on coffee and walnut cake. On that I'll give it 8-10.. So pleased they do online ordering for future bread orders.

The staff are always friendly, I enjoy my coffee and I love the view from the floor to ceiling windows!

Mrs Bore and I had a salmon and ham sandwich respectively. Both really well prepared on fresh bread though just short of £10 each. The one thing preventing 5 stars is they had outside heaters that nearly singed my hair.

This is my first time visiting to have the small plates and it was a treat! All of the dishes were lovely but the standouts were the miso glazed sea trout and Toulouse sausage with chip shop curry sauce. Would definitely love to visit again!

Some of these reviews are a nonsense... Pj fish and chips are the nicest around, beautiful batter fish, which is normally a large piece and the chips are lovely... Never had a bad meal... It's my go to chippy and I live in Wakefield