The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Town Calderdale Yorkshire and The Humber

Visited Costa Coffee Halifax branch. The staff was friendly and generous. Enjoyed the creamy latte.

Great service, beautiful food and wine Will definitely return

First visit here Lovely friendy atmosphere and lovely building The Two stars are for the lovely staff and the coffee. However the salad and bruschetta were awful 😣 The Salad stated it had avocado and celery which it didn’t, but had radish in it which it shouldn’t have . We sat across from the kitchen and could see inside unfortunately. The lady had no gloves on and tore up the up the ham and I know there is no legal requirement to wear gloves although common sense would seemingly be appropriate especially when she drizzled the salad with a dressing and dug her hands to the bottom of the dish and proceeded to mix it in ! Now anyone knows that rings harbour both dirt and germs so that was an appalling thing to do ! The bruschetta looked delicious but tasted soapy for some reason?? We did try it but had to leave the whole meal . We will definitely be back for the coffee and the staff there are lovely but next time it will be a drink and traybake !

Has a feel good factor to it. Called in for breakfast after nhs appointment. Table was dirty. Had that cleaned. Ordering from the menu was easy but the breakfast, Oh dear. Toast was warm bread. Eggs and sausage were nowhere near cooked. Could probably have made one decent slice of bacon out of the four. On the up side, the choice of flavoured lattès was a bonus. Got a refund and left.

Came here as just wanted a quick eat, (here for a few hours for Xmas market). Service was quick and friendly, considering they were busy. Had two toasted sandwiches - bigger than your average toastie, and nice big cups of coffee. Came with salad and crisps,. - very filling they were too . The only negative was we wanted something to eat later (maybe another toastie?), and they were no longer doing them. Couldn't get anything anywhere, considering we had a long coach trip.back. However it was a.nice place to go to.

A good wetherspoons pub, lots of seating options available, good food and the staff were nice and friendly. It's located in the town centre so it's good for either a couple of pre drinks before a show at the theatre or if you want a nice and cheap bit of grub before you go "out out"

Went to have a lunch with someone I hadn’t seen for a while waited 30 mins for food which was fine, what wasn’t fine was a grey haired woman in the kitchen yelling tell those women to leave they have finished!!!! Maybe they need a sign saying table are only for 1 hour!!!!

Best cafe in Halifax, so underrated. Make the best sandwiches to order, with the best lattes I’ve ever had. I used to come here with family over past 20 years. I visited again this month after living in New Zealand for the last 7 years, did not disappoint. Their sandwiches are what I crave when I’m overseas. 😍

I ordered 3 big breakfast and a sandwich for collection what a load of rubbish all breakfast s were wrong and swimming in oil...there was no coffee with the breakfast absolutely horrible

Just had their £3.95 Breakfast deal, plus a filter coffee, £2.00! A generous portion, but food could of done with being a bit hotter. Filter coffee was nice and strong. I liked the fact that the young waitress gave me a small jug of milk to pour into the coffee myself... The premises, especially the tables, looked spotlessly clean, always a good sign as far as I'm concerned. Will bring the wife here next time I'm in this part of the world. David.

An experience, most the people in there were on drugs, might aswell take away the seats as nobody sits down for longer than 2 mins. A lot going on in here. Staff are good at their job and they’re was no trouble in there. A point scored for having the football on.

Called in for a coffee and a snack to take away. Bearing in mind we are still in the throes of a global pandemic... Man serves me a pleasant latte, but no gloves are worn. It’s okay, I can sanitise the lid. Hands woman assistant the plate with flapjacks on for her to bag one up for me. (Why not do it himself??). She picks up the flapjack WITH HER FINGERS (no gloves) and puts it in a paper bag. No serviette, no frills. I almost refused it, but British politeness caused me to walk away with it. Certain I wasn’t going to eat it anyway, I looked at the flapjack... there is a piece of turquoise nail varnish on top!!!! YUCK!!! 🤢. I fed it to the nearest bin.