The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Central Doncaster Yorkshire and The Humber

Cosy and quiet. Just perfect for a meet up and lovely coffees .

Have experienced several encounters here.. Welcome is assured.... And generally a decent crowd.. I've always enjoyed a a decent moment between trains.. (and delays) I'd certainly be happy to Recommend this establishment ® DJMcG

Been going here for years, first time been in while as of working in Scotland, but all in all very good family friendly, excellent staff, had steak pie dinner as allways top tier food

Waitress dropped the flake off my drink no big deal ordered latte partner said tasted slightly salty ..I ordered hot chocolate the cream on the top was lovely but the hot chocolate was weak and watery I told the waitress she just said oh sorry cakes nice but nothing to shout about and for the price it should of been .. dissapointing really won't return 😕 was expecting it all to be delicious

After a visit to the library & museum called in for a cuppa & cake. Service was very good with friendly staff. Pots of tea was hot. Cake delicious. Very good visit as per usual.

I popped in here to get some takeaway lunch and had the quiche and salad offer which was delicious and great value. We often order breakfast sandwiches from here and they are always very tasty! I think I will start visiting more often for lunch now too after today's food so I can try more of their lovely looking salads.

After hearing so many great reviews about the Daily Bread cafe in Christ Church, I thought I’d try it for myself. My mum and I went this lunchtime. As someone was taking an order we noticed that it was table service, and went back for a menu as there were none on the tables. The menu looked impressive and we decided what we wanted, expecting someone to come out shortly to take our order. However, although I counted 4 staff members, not one of them acknowledged us. One person brought coffees to a table, then proceeded to chat to customers without clearing their table. She then proceeded to have a long conversation with a family on another table then disappeared behind the counter. The gentleman there was taking payment from customers then asked her to take our order as we were waiting. She proceeded to potter about and ignored him (and us) and didn’t leave the counter. The next staff member came out from the kitchen and stood behind the counter doing nothing. The gentleman then left the till and went into the main church area and didn’t take our order either. So the food may have been excellent, but we didn’t get to find out. After 20 minutes of these staff members completely blanking us and not even giving eye contact or acknowledging us we walked out. There are plenty of better places in Doncaster to eat, so I would suggest go there. The good May have been delicious…but we didn’t get chance to find out.

We just had a botty broo and Chloe made our experience at the Doncaster branch. Thank you Chloe for being so helpful and making our day fun! Thank you!

Nice place gets a little busy. Food good good value. Friendly service just not enough staff when it gets busy.

Great experience every time! Staff are always friendly and Kate will go above and beyond to make sure you have the best time. The food is always great and no matter how busy it is you are never waiting an unreasonable amount of time.

I was served a drink that was warm. I asked politely for the staff to change it and unbeknown to me, the landlord was stood next to me. He then shouted the bouncers over to remove me!!! Absolutely disgusting attitude towards customers.

Great venue in the heart of the city. Beautiful for a wedding venue, large function room. Great food and good bar. Staff very helpful and friendly. Can’t fault this place. Easy to find. Good view for business networking or meetings as so central and easy to find.

Visited about 11ish. Found a couple of seats immediately. Service was fast and efficient. Drinks were hot and toastie was very good. Excellent visit.

Booked fir afternoon tea for a friends birthday Lovely sandwiches and scones Unlimited coffee (or tea!) Was too full to eat the mini cakes Lovely service, nice table sat in the window Menu looked lovely, will definitely go back

Having been twice before we decided to go again after the afternoon at the theatre. At 5pm it was rowdy and the service was terrible. It was full of groups doing bottomless brunch. Not a suitable place for a family to dine. The swearing and behaviour was terrible and the restaurant didn’t do anything to control it or to keep families separate. Waited 15 mins to order drinks and another 10 mins is for them to be served. Amongst other things we ordered king prawns in shells… no napkins, no finger bowl. We had to ask twice for a napkin. Meanwhile our prawns went cold. We also ordered a pasta dish with chicken. The chicken didn’t come. So had to ask for that. When it arrived I’d finished the pasta and was left with chicken. We ordered two aperol spritz - they tasted like soda with hardly any aperol and certainly no Prosecco. They did correct them and they were then nice - but it’s not that hard to make a nice aperol. Service was slow on top of the mishaps. The staff are all barely out of school and just don’t care. One positive was that the food was nice. I wouldn’t return unless they sorted the staff out as I think this is what the issues boil down to. The staff they’ve chosen and the lack of management is going to unfortunately ruin the reputation of this nice restaurant. Rethink the bottomless brunch/decide what you want to be. You can’t be both a nice classy restaurant and offer bottomless brunch - not at least without separating the two and having some noise control.