The best restaurants serving Mediterranean food in Calderdale Yorkshire and The Humber

Knockout food time and time again. Never fails to deliver a great atmosphere and a great mix of dishes you’ve never had before - midday or evening.

Great pizzas, delicious desserts and amazing cocktails!

This place is such a hidden gem, so reasonabley priced ,food is freshly made to order N the best cup o tea after a lovely walk over the tops!! ha our plates were cleared in no time ,home from home ,so friendly and work so hard they deserve to do well , love it!!xx

I absolutely love this place! Food is always fresh, and you definitely get value for your money! Great portion sizes & food tastes yummy! Friendly staff and decent prices!

Great place to spend this afternoon. Nice music great atmosphere and lovely staff. Great authentic Greek food cooked fresh and presented out wonderfully. What more can you ask for.

Perfect place for a night stay for work, stunning views, amazing food and staff couldn’t do enough! Will back again! Thank you

Didn't realize after reading other reviews that we would be eating amongst casual drinkers. Portion sizes are very small and leave a lot to be desired. Definitely won't be back

First time we've tried it, more of a cafe , food ok, , staff friendly. We hade a mee starter, 3 shared £11.95. Then one had chicken shwarma, 1 lamb shwarma, the other chicken pieces. Too much with the starter so we had a doggy bag. £42 for 3 of us, reason5

We called into this newly opened bar/tapas venue on a Saturday afternoon, initially just for a drink. However, once seated, we noticed the tapas and sharing boards menu and decided to order the vegetarian sharing board. Bread (both brown and white), pitta bread, crackers, butter, olives with small pieces of feta cheese, a small pot with balsamic vinegar and oil, chutney, hummus, crudités, a small pot with sun dried tomato slices etc and four types of cheese. All delicious but completely out of proportion. The butter and cheese portions were entirely inadequate to accompany the bread and crackers. The butter was sufficient for a couple of slices of bread, leaving the remaining six slices to be eaten dry or dipped into the micro pot of oil or smeared with hummus and the cheese slices were barely enough to allow one for each dry cracker, definitely not enough to be eaten with the bread. The serving staff members were friendly and helpful, the premises of the newly opened business are tastefully decorated and furnished and I wish the owners success for the future of the venture.