The best restaurants serving British food in Wakefield North Wakefield Yorkshire and The Humber

Excellent food ,all the staff are pleasant ,Sarah makes you feel comfortable, nice atmosphere and they also do discounted meals for the over 60,s

Lovely little cafe our friends recommended. Popped in for breakfast. Had the full works. Very clean, quick service and friendly.

meal was actually quite nice to be fair, however the plates were dirty and it looked like the cutlery hadn't been polished correctly, still some food marks on it which had clearly been missed by potwash.

Fantastic cafe with good food, friendly staff, and a lovely exterior with seating in a nice area. Serves a range of toasties, sandwiches, breakfasts items and other cafe food along with drinks and cakes etc.

A treat for Mother’s Day , another company let my son down and these lovely ladies saved the day. Such lovely ladies, all staff are great. Seated on two comfy leather sofas, glass of Prosecco , tea in a proper tea pot, china cups and saucers, perfect. Food was fantastic , good variety of sandwiches, cake and the best scones. A lovely treat. Highly recommend .

Brilliant looks course which is always well kept during the summer and winter. During the winter you will have to play off the matts which I don’t find to bad is it keeps the place looking tidy. When summer arrives the course does get harder as the rough and surrounding areas do overgrown and is impossible to find your ball. But on that I do love this course

Amazing choice of cakes. Vegan, gluten-free, scones brownies. The cakes swap regularly so there’s always something new to try!

Served by the lovely Natalie, battered my sausage to perfection; accompanied by fabulous chips topped with scraps. The fish is very fresh and tasty, all on all, well worth the visit to Ossett just to have fish and chips. I would give more stars if I could very much a satisfied customer 👍😊

Huge parkland with many interesting modern sculptures

Really nice traditional cafe with a large variety of choice. Food was really nice and clearly fresh and homemade and staff attentive and helpful. Will definitely be visiting again. Breakfast looks great will try that next time

Called in other day for a few pints of white rat. Very friendly staff , the beer was perfect sometimes in other pubs white rat can have a peculiar taste. Not in this pub, even on afternoon was quite busy pub. A friendly sociable atmosphere.

Went for breakfast, as my husband was paying, it would have been cheeky to say no, good food, quite high price for a cafe & they had just one price on menu, no takeaway alternative, lovely staff as always, overall not bad,

A nice greggs in a convenient location. Newly extended with plenty of seating.

Nestled in a beautifully designed space that strikes the right balance between modern elegance and countryside charm, this new restaurant offers an inviting first impression. The décor is tasteful and cohesive, with thoughtful touches that suggest an appreciation for quality and atmosphere. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted warmly by a friendly front-of-house team, and the overall mood of the dining room was upbeat and welcoming. Unfortunately, the execution behind the scenes didn’t quite match the polished exterior. While our server was kind and clearly doing their best, they appeared overextended and timid, resulting in slower service. Our drinks sat on the bar for 15 minutes before making it to our table—an oversight that set a disappointing tone early on. The signature burgers, which we were most eager to try, presented a mixed experience. Cooked well in terms of doneness, they unfortunately lacked basic seasoning and the richness of hand-crafted preparation. The patties were processed, rather than fresh and farm-style, which felt like a missed opportunity given the restaurant's rustic aesthetic. The flavor combinations also fell flat. The use of sweet brioche buns overwhelmed the patty rather than complementing it, and the addition of button mushrooms and maple-cured bacon felt more like an attempt at flair than thoughtful pairing. The choice of a sugary barbecue sauce only amplified this imbalance, where a tangy, textured relish might have grounded the flavors more effectively. There is real potential here, particularly if the kitchen leans into a more grounded, rustic concept that prioritizes simplicity, quality ingredients, and bold, balanced flavors. With some refinement and a stronger commitment to consistency, this could evolve into a standout destination. For now, however, it remains a good-looking place with friendly staff and a few culinary missteps that need addressing.

I petite little coffee shop that lets you escape the hustle of people. I had a vanilla cortado and a cake. The cake was lovely, although a little sickly even for my sweet tooth. The coffee was amazing. I’m usually a Starbucks last but the creamy and smooth cortado was beautiful in flavour. Have visited several times since!