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

We tried this fish restaurant instead of our usual one at Rawmarsh. I wish we hadn’t bothered. The service was ok but you only get small portions and god only knows what was going on with the mushy peas. The place was also full of screaming kids for a party with a big blue thing.

As a coach driver, I like to explore hidden gems for food as Rugby club house's are expensive for poor food, so noticed that there was a Garden Centre nearby and went and located this place, inside was welcoming, and staff were very friendly the food I had was 2 Jacket Potatoes with cheese and beans and side salad, and a pot of tea, it came with an extra pot of hot water, which was appreciated and the food was pippin hot and delicious, I would definitely return and try other things out.

We had the ice cream delivered to our home, it was gorgeous. There were quite a few flavours to choose from. I was surprised how scrumptious it tasted.

Cafe is closed with only the bakery open. Made to order sandwiches to take away. Cafe life in Easingwold seems to be centred on the market place now.

The cafe at the back of the antiques centre is a little hidden gem. We had prawn and avocado salad and Yorkshire platter. Both were really tasty but a MUST if you do go is the Yorkshire platter. Friendly staff and Reasonably priced lunch. We’ll be back.

We check alot of cafes/restaurants out and this is one of the finest breakfasts we have ever had. The Sausages are from Swaledale and are so tasty....we received two eggs and they were cooked to perfection and so tasty, free range at it's best. There was no after taste of fat. The initial welcome was very warm and the coffee was amazing. This was a breakfast that kept offering more, the products of the breakfast were the finest quality and the staff were very passionate and friendly! Well done!

Usually have breakfast in the Morrisons I'm shopping in, so I've had breakfast in a few, the breakfast and service was good and I would go back again

Popped into this branch before Treason at Sheffield Lyceum. Was very busy on first attempt, so came back. 3 staff on duty, too busy talking amongst themselves to get our order correct. There was no offer of a plate for a cold sandwich & then our Americanos were "forgotten". Watched a member of staff clean the rim of a mug with a napkin that had not been cleaned properly by the dishwasher instead of returning it to the dishwasher. When our coffee was finally done, it came with no milk, which I then had to ask for. There were also uncleaned tables & plates left by the public where coffee was collected presumably because staff had not cleaned tables quickly enough. Whoever manages this branch seriously need to look at customer service because it was non-existent. Dare I say they need to implement the kind of training that other coffee shops have?

una gran elección, al igual que los viernes de TGI, hubo ofertas con descuentos en varias ocasiones, un gran ambiente y un ambiente informal agradable al lugar.

Stopped here forca quick drink while out in the town. Love a mocha from here and husband loves the Americano with milk. Nice shop, usually very clean but was very busy so tables were not being cleared as quick as usual. We ended up clearing our own! Staff friendly and polite and drinks good value for money.

Totally disgusting, I bought a steak bake, it should be called a gravy bake. There was one piece of steak in it.

Paid to see an elvis impersonator, we were crammed in like sardines, the service was shocking, the sound system was terrible, unfortunately this is a typical council estate pub, avoid

Lovely experience today! Friendly welcoming staff. Quick service. Our Drinks were made lovely. Lovely cakes! Thankyou :)

Came with my friend not been for over a year for one reason or another realised how much I missed it booked in next week for afternoon tea lovely Louise runs it very good it’s not fast service but good service she runs it alone so don’t be rude but be patient at busy times x

We have patronised The Larder for over 5 years, visiting once per month when over in the area on business. On our last visit we ordered two teas as well as meals. I asked if my pot of tea could have an extra tea bag as I find their brand too weak for my taste. The waitress told me to let it stew a bit. I repeated that I would prefer two tea bags and if it was a problem on this occasion I was happy to pay for it. However when the bill came I was horrified that I had been charged £3.00 for the extra tea bag and was reluctantly refunded £l.50. Needless to say we will not be patronising the establishment again. I just hope the lady sat with her dog didn't dare to ask for a bowl of water for it.