The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Harrogate Yorkshire and The Humber

Much too expensive. The card machine for paying at the time of ordering included a choice of tips - before even getting any service! The waitress was unfriendly. Perhaps my tip was too small. In future we will use one of the High Street cafes.

Was a very warm welcome by staff. Very friendly, helpful and accommodating. Sunday lunch was gorgeous and so was the sticky toffee pudding! Nice atmosphere

I don’t normally write reviews but I just love this little cafe so much that I feel the need to share my experiences. The breakfasts here are honestly the nicest that I have tasted anywhere. I actually drive all the way from nr Saltburn to visit, takes me over an hour. I do eat meat but frequently have the vegetarian breakfast. Beautifully cooked poached eggs, really tasty seeded toast, avocado, halloumi, beans, everything tastes really fresh. Their coffee is really special too. The staff are always really friendly, cheerful and attentive even when they are really busy. I hear them chatting to their customers as they are whizzing about, they obviously have lots of regulars and you can just tell that they really care and genuinely enjoy what they do. I have a dog and they are really dog friendly. I have a little campervan and Boroughbridge is an excellent stopover place. You can park at the back of the main carpark overnight for a £5 donation. Lovely walk down the river, breakfast at PLENTY, have a little potter round the shops, few pubs to choose from. It really is one of my favourite little stops.

Filthy! If you want to eat in the most disgusting environment then this is your place. The floor looked liked it hasn’t been cleaned for weeks. The chairs are stained and full of debris. No tables cleared.

Amazing place to visit. Friendly staff, great food choices and very welcoming. The atmosphere is warm and inviting. Lots of space between tables and a nice fresh interior.

Harrogate Waterstones is over three floors with the coffee shop on the second along with children's books. An ideal place to scan through your new books over a coffee

Called here because our usual cafe was undergoing renovations work. We fancied soup and a sandwich. We had the soup of the day Tomato with an accompanying club sandwich with chunky chips. The sandwich and chips were pleasant but no better than anywhere else. The soup was very disappointing, it tasted like either a packet mix or warmed up tomato juice. We left most of it. Plenty of staff on duty but not very attentive and did not check to see if the food was ok.In our view not value for money and will not be returning.

We popped in on a cycle ride (there's nowhere else local). The shop is well stocked, the cafe had a more limited menu but had everything we needed, and the service was friendly. Plenty of seating outside.

I will start off with the one negative thing about our visit. It was very hard to find the car park after a rather fraught car journey from London and I met the one not so helpful member of staff on reception who told me the car park was probably full anyway. We found the car par from her directions, it was far from full and from that point it was plus, plus plus for The George on our short stay. The breakfast was probably the best I had ever had in a hotel. Amazing choices, amazing helpful staff and 5 stars on that front.

Lovely pub good service and the food was lovely

Great beautiful place, bar n locals are great Food is excellent Landlord Johnny is such a lovely host, totally looked after us! Our bedroom was clean spacious, bed was totally comfy Plenty of tea and coffee. Bathroom - was huge. Nice hot shower! In a beautiful location, we loved it here.

The staff are so friendly and helpful

Fantastic little sandwich shop, I used to go on a regular basis when I worked in Knaresborough. Food is always freshly made for you and the staff are really friendly and offer great customer service.

We went for lunch on a Friday after this was recommended at the accommodation we were staying at. The pub is lovely but the food was terrible - in fact in edible. We had 2 roast beef sandwiched with chips which cost £26. The beef was cur far too thick and was rubbery and chewy and inedible. My husband left his chewed meat in the side of his plate as he couldn’t eat it We waited for someone to come and ask how our food was but they never did - avoid for food!

I am posting this review, as I had no response from the Black Sheep brewery, following a visit a week ago. We visited the restaurant on the lunchtime of Saturday 5th April at 12.30, for a booking of seven adults and a baby. Unfortunately our experience was really quite poor, for the following reasons; the bar staff were impolite and unwelcoming, we ordered our food at 12:45pm, it hadn't arrived by 1:30pm, so I chased it up with the staff as we had to leave by 1:50 for another appointment. The food arrived in dribs and drabs at 1:40pm, unfortunately I had to leave much of mine, as I didn't have time to eat it. The restaurant was not particularly busy and other tables, who arrived and ordered after us, were served their food prior to us. the meal alone cost £130.00, this did not include drinks, which would have brought the total cost around £200.00 plus.