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

super service, super food, staff friendly. all that needs to be said. definitely return if in the area. it is now called coastal kitchen

Lovely cakes, friendly atmosphere, convenient location. We visited for the first time today and will definitely be back. The banoffee cake, made by one of the owners, was really good.

Excellent coffee, very bespoke and lovely flavour. Passed it whilst visiting and popped by to grab a coffee. Great space inside but fantastic seating outside in the nice weather, felt very much like the street café's of France or the Netherlands more towns should have one.

Visited a few times in the same week whilst visiting York to attend a training course. The bacon and sausage sandwiches were great, the hot roast pork baguettes were delicious, the hog roast sausage rolls were amazing but the star of the show for me was the Hot pastrami Toasties, they consisted of two slices of tiger bread filled with a pile of pastrami, melted mild stretchy cheese, gherkins then toasted on the hot plate until golden brown. They were absolutely out of this world they reminded me of something you’d get from a famous deli in the heart of New York City USA . They had a huge selection of Toasties and paninis and the prices were really good. Highly recommended

It was actually a take away , fabulous burger but what struck us most was both on telephone and in person the polite friendly staff . We are local and will def be back, bringing wider family members with us . Happy New year to them

My son and I stumbled upon this caféfeeling tired and hungry after our house move. I was amazed by the cheerful and interesting new owners and the lovely decor. It was immaculate and yet extremely homely. We ordered the vegetarian breakfast which Jamie Oliver would have been proud of. Beautiful. The self effacing new owners were so obviously master cooks and artists as well. I can't wait to go back. Cafés can often be over priced, complacent and a bit tired. Not this one. I would highly recommend a visit to lift the spirits and experience beautiful food.

We have been here before and enjoyed it so we tried it again. Previously we have had the full English breakfast but decided to be a bit more adventurous. She had quiche, salad and chips while I had mushroom omelette, coleslaw, salad and chips all very good. It’s worth mentioning that this place serves homemade food including all the bread, teacakes, cakes, scones etc.

Booked Lughtons for a treat as one of our team is leaving work, from the outset I had very good communication with Julia, she also rang me on the day to confirm. Upon arrival we were seated at a very nicely set table, staff came to inform us of the home made treats which would be served and were very accommodating for friends who did not like mayonnaise or butter on their sandwiches. Orders were taken for any drinks and tea was brought, followed by a large selection of sandwiches, savoury pastries, cakes and scones with jam and cream. The afternoon was thoroughly enjoyed and all leftovers were nicely packed up in plastic boxes for us to take home, I would certainly recommend going and will visit again to try out their other delicacies :)

I am not a vaper but I love this place! The range of freshly ground and filtered coffee beans is absolutely amazing! And Les and Ann (owner and his Mum) are lovely people, as is their assistant, Liam. Les is self-taught about coffee beans and tobacco juicing. He makes some of his own juices for vaping and has an extensive range. We love to bob in for a coffee, complimentary Lotus biscuits and a good chinwag on their 3 person sofas. I wish they would put a little cafe seating where the coffee is ground besides the seating in the vaping lounge.

Polite staff, lovely food the place was busy but they managed to squeeze us in. Dog friendly…which is a big plus for us Well worth a visit

I went to this cafe yesterday with friends for afternoon tea. What a great place!! Atmosphere is great, staff very friendly & efficient. The afternoon tea was excellent, variety of fresh sandwiches & savories. Scones & cakes were very good and a very reasonable price. I will be back without a doubt.

Couldn’t fault it. All the work is done by the proprietor so be prepared for a small wait. It’s not a fast food restaurant. Breakfast comes clean and not all the ingredients piled up on top of each other. Beans and tomatoes served in a side dish. Buy local and support local is the motto here.

This lovely little cafe, with associated retro shop, is just off the high street. You go down a short flight of stairs into a world of tea, coffee, lunch and cakes. It's warm and cosy; there is a range of teas and coffees (I had a Yorkshire rhubarb flavoured tea), and a nice selection of cakes (mine was a gluten and dairy free chocolate peanut butter slice which was wonderful. They also do lunches. Highly recommended.

Came here for a hot drink as staying at Premier Inn, had wanted a cooked breakfast but not serving at the time - they happily made a 'proper' coffee, and gave me a warm welcome and wasn't rushed.Very good prices. Well recommended for a sit down and a chat

Stopped off for a pot of tea while we were wandering round Bradford. What a lovely place. The owner was so friendly and the tea was excellent. Loved the plants.