The best restaurants serving British food in Yorkshire and The Humber

had the pleasure of calling here for a take away on our journey home from a job. Really glad we did. we rarely eat Fish and chips these days, however, i'm guessing we would eat more if we lived closer to Sutton!... They were freshly cooked, not greasy, good size portion cooked and served by pleasant staff. ... well impressed

Great service with a smile from a Scottish lady. Shame they don’t do sprinkles on their ice cream. And why oh why do they only accept cash. Everybody uses contactless and card these days. Will visit again.

I was served by a miserable guy, bright green long sorts who does NOT no how to coffee. I have served by this guy before and he doesn’t have any respect for CUSTOMERS, other staff or himself. Personally how gets away with such a poor attitude, I don’t know.

Pros - low budget, clean basic room, very nice buffet breakfast, friendly staff, free parking, easy access to motorway and city centre. Cons - a little difficult to find, located in an industrial estate, looks like a block of run-down flats, no lift, room smelled of smoke despite being "non-smoking", scattered cig ends outside the door told the story. Overall - if you're looking for a no-frills cheap hotel you've come to the right place. Personally I'd pay a bit more for better facilities

It’s not Jackie at Trumbull’s any more. Very rude women on the till, food very average would not recommend this place there are much better places in Northallerton will never go again and check what you pay for is what you get.

They charged me extra and staff wasn't very friendly. Also the food didn't even taste good. Bad experience

An absolutely awful eating experience that cost over 600 pounds for 6 people. The quality was absolutely shocking and this is clearly a profiteering exercise. It was nt even bad well done it was bad done bad. I would have refused to pay for it in any restaurant due to the quality and missing elements from each dish but how can you cause a scene on Christmas Day surrounded by families. Went home feeling powerless hungry and ripped off. The menu did not describe the food correctly, it looked great on paper but was not delivered. The vegetable were so insipid and un cooked, the turkey meat was clearly very low welfare, we left most of it and the great stuff described on the menu to convince us to buy into it were not even on the plate. Don't believe the hype. Here is my breakdown: The whole grilled Crevet prawns were just 1 'un grilled' prawn and the cocktail was the little sandwich prawns, the Marie Rose dressing was non existent and the avocado was tiny and insignificant, the toast was moist. The pancetta and sage croquette sounded great but in reality it was just a rolled bit of stuffing with bread crumbs on not even crispy. The turkey was in abundance but not nice to eat so most was left The roast potatoes were white and uncooked There was no clementine and rosemary compote and not a trace of muscovado brandy sauce, just catering custard. No Christmas spirit what so ever.

We called and booked afternoon tea for 4 people last night to have today at 2pm. I asked for a quiet area to sit as my mother is part way through chemo. We also asked for no fishy sandwiches. We arrived slightly early but I advised reception that we were here for afternoon tea, they didn’t seem to know anything about it but we were told to wait in the lounge which was no problem, we could not buy a drink as the bar wasn’t open, so we sat and waited, the manager came and said they were just preparing it and would come and fetch us when it was ready. We waited and waited and at 2.20 my father chased it up it was then brought to us in the lounge area around 2.30 and served on a coffee table with no room for it and with salmon sandwiches. I then advised that we didn’t like the salmon sandwiches so the waiter took away the whole afternoon tea and we had to wait another 15 or so minutes to come back. It’s was absolutely disgusting, apparently the scones were freshly baked and warm when in actual fact they were rock hard and stone cold and stale and looked straight out of a packet, there was barely enough cream to spread a very thin layer on some was that hard they were inedible. The white sandwiches were stale, they egg mayonnaise sandwiches were slimy and the small cakes were still frozen. I’m quite sure they forgot we were coming and threw whatever they could together. I don’t mean to be rude or nasty but the gentleman that served us was very unkept and had an awful odour. I informed reception when I paid the bill and can 100% confirm I will not be recommending or returning. This was a very disappointing as this was the first break and outing since my mother’s diagnosis, and was definitely the worse experience of afternoon tea I’ve ever encountered.

I come to this Greggs quite often & i always just receive standard service. Today my child has been throwing up & all he wanted to try & eat was a ‘Greggs Cheese Sandwich’ so at 3.30pm I rushed to Greggs hoping there was 2 left, 1 for my other son, nope there wasn’t any, I asked the lady at till & another lady shouted I’ll make you one (they always tell me they haven’t any left) I cheekily said please can I have 2! Within 5 minutes she was back with 2 kids cheese sandwiches & said I hope they enjoy them. I can’t thank her enough, I asked for her name & it’s was Chrissy, she deserves some recognition, lovely, friendly & fantastic customer service! I work in hospitality & I know how hard it can be & how annoying asking for something before close is. So massive thank you, my kids enjoyed them & the youngest who was being said “he felt better” thank you so much 😆

We arrived in Goole just after 2.30pm, we went in one establishment and my partner needed the loo, what a good job, I took a look around, we only wanted coffee and cake, but not a cake in sight, can't do a review of it as I didn't get its name, went further up the street and came across another selling itself as a coffee house, yet again inside the same greasy smell, what is wrong with Goole?. We went under the railway line and came across Fullers, looked nice from the outside so went in, we were greeted by "we close at 3", my reply "we have time for a coffee then". What on earth are Fullers playing at, in the fifteen minutes we were sat in the cafe, we had coffee and cake, a young guy had burger and a bun, a lady with a child bought a selection of cakes and a man bought some biscuits, so why on earth are they closing at 3 on a Saturday Afternoon. To make things worse for our visit, one of the young lasses mopped the floor round us, we took the hint, drunk up and left. To be fair the coffee was good and the cakes were fresh.

It would be one star but the staff were pleasant and the place is spotless so for that and that alone they get an extra star. Today I was served the worst Eggs Benedict I’ve ever eaten. The whole dish was drowning in thin and sickly hollandaise sauce. It was like two poached eggs with some kind of greasy soup poured over it. I left most of the sauce and it just looked like an oil slick covering the plate. The taste was sickly- way too buttery with a strange aftertaste of vinegar. I know M&S can make this dish to perfection because I’ve sampled it elsewhere but today all I can say I’m afraid is yuck!!!!

Always excellent service, quality food and turnaround. All of our delegates on training courses at Carl Stahl Evita Ltd enjoy the food.

We always go to This cafe and we have never had any issues our food is always fresh and the staff go above an beyond ❤️thanks to the team for lovely service and lovely grub

We picked up a charitable donation of furniture from them. While there we had two of the best pasties I've ever tasted. Great people, great food.

The coffee is DISGUSTING. No wonder it's £2. Had no taste to it whatsoever Didn't even smell like coffee. Didn't rate the place at all. Glad to get out.!!!