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

Stopped here after walking in the area. Lovely to be able to take our two dogs, super paninis, definitely up there with the best and a fabulous selection of really tasty cakes. Good coffee and friendly staff complete the picture. I understand they are expanding the car park which will be useful, but this is an excellent spot for delicious refreshments.

We wanted a couple of take away roast dinners so tried Louis Bar. We were really impressed with them. We had the roast Turkey and roast lamb dinners and they were excellent. Came with all the expected trimmings and lots of gravy. We will definitely be using the bar again. 🤓

We had the White House recommended by some local people Lovely place, food and very friendly service, can’t fault anything whatsoever here!

We dropped in after scouring the railway vintage memorabilia shop for a coffee and cakes. A very warm welcome from the staff and from the wonderful coal fire. We enjoyed the railway theme of the cafe and they have various Wensleydale Railway items for sale, such as beer and engraved glass packs. The home baking was excellent and the coffee hot and flavoursome. A good selection of snacks. It's the sort of place where everyone is relaxed and conversations with other customers start. Great to see and hear the trains going by. Seats on the platform if you want to get closer to the action.

Always visit Mocha every time we're in Richmond. The chocolates are great, have had food there before too and enjoyed it. But the star of the show for me is the coffee. Their mochas are incredible, particularly the luxury mochas. I've been visiting a few times a year for the past few years and getting a mocha each time - their consistency in making the drinks is incredible, they taste the same every time and always amazing. Will be back soon for more of the same.

A busy little cafe in the heart of Richmond where we enjoyed a pleasant light lunch, with good and friendly service at reasonable prices.

This is a lovely locals pub and we’ve spent many many happy times here over the years. We dined here on Sunday evening and thoroughly enjoyed both our lasagne and steak pie meals which were both reasonably priced. A lovely pint of local real ale and Pinot rose were well received ! We’ll definitely be returning before the end of the year.

Unfortunately very little was available. Couldn't order simple scrambled egg on toast as past breakfast time. Instead had to order fried egg in a bap as that was on the menu. Only white bap available which was soft and unappetising - no redeeming salad so very disappointing. On the up side staff very pleasant . .

Quirky for sure but very friendly and very keen to please. The soup we had was delicious and having leaf tea was a treat. Scones on the table is a lovely idea but a cover would be better. Lovely chat with the proprietor and really good at engaging with our whole family.

Brilliant coffee and huge selection of cakes, brownies and traybakes! Really lovely cafe, quieter than in the main square, the most amazing selection of homemade cakes, lovely friendly atmosphere. Really recommend.

Our group of two families ordered take out lunch to eat in the market square. The staff were very friendly, amenable to menu customisations and gave us an honest estimate of how long our order would take, given how busy the cafe was. We didn’t mind waiting in the sun drinking our yummy smoothies / coffees. Our sandwiches, paninis, sausage rolls and salad were all delicious!

Very friendly owner, very good bacon sandwich and reasonably priced at £3.00. Lovely village location, basic food food done well.

Thinking of trying here,the food photos look great,I'm a vegetarian though,so do you have a good choice,as other places I have been are just boring choices same old usual veggie meals? Any help from anyone? Thanks, Steve 👍

The snack food we ordered was reasonable, although it did take a while to arrive. This seemed longer because of the almost total lack of atmosphere in the rather dowdy bar. There was a small group at the bar who didn't acknowledge us, and the person behind the bar behaved as if she wished we hadn't come in. Communication was limited and facial expressions were non-existent. The saving grace was that it is the only place for a lunch stop when travelling on the A66 nearby.

Came here 2 nights in a row as staying close by at Travelodge...can easily walk down.,. very cosy setting with restaurant and separate bar area. Good was excellent...home cooked and highly recommended... especially Steak and Ale pie. Prices were reasonable enough but service made it worthwhile...made to feel welcome on both nights. Booking is advisable but worth a visit to cosy boozer in a lovely village setting