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

We stopped in for the Mocha and got the works! So good and great service! Indoor and outdoor seating and a nice vibe. Would recommend!

It's was very busy but food was good

We booked this restaurant over 4 months ago, only to turn up to find that it was closed!!!!! We had over an hours drive to the restaurant, as it had been recommended. The booking was for a special occasion, celebrating a friends birthday. We received notification of the booking from the booking agent the evening before as well as on the morning of the lunch booking, so there was no notification saying that the restaurant was closed. When we arrived there was a printed note on the door saying that there was a problem with the roof so it was going to be closed for a short while. There was no evidence of any building work and the tables were still set up for dining, so it seemed a very strange situation. I telephoned the restaurant and the call was transferred to an answer machine. I have still not received any feedback, which is very rude, All pre-booked diners should have been notified of the closure, as this is the only polite way to explain the situation. I have also checked the restaurant website (as I was planning to Email), and the website domain is no longer available. I can only assume that the restaurant is now permanently closed. Very unprofessional and rude!!

When they the changed name also changed the amount of food on the plate... 😒 but price the same

I first came to this coffee shop 6/7 years ago and came back to Harrogate and found it again! Genuinely the (2nd) best! The second best coffee I’ve ever had, behind Jean Philippe Patisserie in the Bellagio, Las Vegas. The coffee is so smooth and, hands down, you won’t find a better coffee in Europe. Now I’ve found it again, I’ll be coming back here frequently as it’s worth the 90 minute drive. You will not be disappointed.

A great place to visit. Fabulous food, every course was delicious and a great interactive experience. The staff were friendly and accommodating.

Great pub, lovely and welcoming staff. Food was excellent.

Lovely place to wander around. Reception and bar staff very attentive. Sadly our meal was very ordinary. Entree and dessert were quite good. Steak was awful - not cooked as requested (got medium and medium rare rather than rare) and it was great and unappetising. Our waiter irritatingly kept visiting our table to see how we were going.

Nice little bar and cafe with a good choice of drinks but limited food choices. Pretty sure the food is reheated from frozen - fine if you can't be bothered to cook for yourself but nothing special. Staff were friendly.

No longer a Best Western hotel and has been completely refurbished by the new owners. We paid a visit for lunch and it was lovely, can highly recommend. Ignore last year's reviews.

Not sure how Brew York took a pub that had very little atmosphere, and somehow made it worse. Considering this was taken over by BY nearly a year or so ago they have done incredibly little to make it their own. Even so much as branding seems to have been forgotten bar some bunting outside. A real shame considering how good the tap room is in York plus the pedigree of the beer they brew

I booked afternoon tea here as a valentines gift for my wife. To be clear and fair here; I’m not a fan of afternoon tea at all - I think it’s a very expensive meal for what you usually get. But my wife loves it and I wanted to treat her as part of our long weekend in Yorkshire. This hotel is lovely from what we saw, it’s beautifully decorated, it’s very clean, and the staff are friendly, but our meal was very disappointing. We were the only people in the entire dining area which seemed a little odd, but at least we had privacy. Our choices of actual tea were made (English breakfast for me and gingerbread chai for my wife) and these were delicious. But, and it’s a very big But; the food was very disappointing. Salmon sandwiches and chicken sandwiches both a bit underwhelming but palatable, but a tiny croissant filled with a minuscule amount of ham and cheese and a pot of very cold ratatouille with 2 cubes of feta cheese on the top which was revolting and just weird! Then the desserts - some quite nice pastries but the highlight of any afternoon tea should be the scones and they were quite frankly terrible. The fruit scones were both absolutely rock hard on one side so slicing them was a joke because you just couldn’t get your knife past half way through! Definitely not fresh scones (possibly frozen and reheated?) Nobody asked us if we were enjoying our food and it wasn’t until I paid that I was able to point out our disappointment. I was told it would be passed back to the kitchen…. Would we go again? Definitely not for afternoon tea that’s for sure.

Been here twice in last 2 weeks after 2 years of avoiding Nord as then the coffee, service & food so poor. A complete turnaround with new ownership now. Excellent fresh sandwiches- great coffee & tea. It’s good value for money. Staff are friendly & welcoming. Will be regular cafe for us.

Booked and pre ordered as large group. Welcome was nice. Venue good lovely with all the chistmas decorations. All food came swiftly and everyone enjoyed it. The only downside was having to order drinks at the bar and take all to the table yourself. Thank you to all ..