This is the best cafe in Wakefield , a good healthy menu for us Slimmers , and a menu for people…read morewho prefer other foods , a good menu at a brilliant price for pensioners . Great staff who looks after you . Sarah the owner also helps the local Homeless community . Top marks . Well recommended . This cafe is now on the springs so it has a lot more seating area than the smaller cafe shown on the picture .

Just had my sons 12th birthday party here and the value for money was exceptional . The children…read morehad juice available to them when they arrived, then they had their main meal and drinks followed by ice cream, they also hooked up a WII console for the kids to have completions on. A great place for those children that are passed the soft play area stage but not old enough to be let loose on their own. I left with one happy birthday boy and 9 pleased friends

This is everything you would expect from a good, community centred independant cafe. The coffee is…read moregreat and the selection of food is brilliant (including a lovely selection of home baked cakes). There is always a warm and friendly welcome and a very full and varied selection of craft and community meetings and events. Rivers Meet is well worth a detour

Local cafe come craft shop. Not exactly hip and trendy but not a greasy spoon either. Down to…read moreearth, welcoming, laid back and serves good reasonably priced food. Tea served in proper china cups. Paninis from £2.80. Homemade soups and a nice array of homemade cakes. A great little find, ideal for a quick well-priced snack. It's almost cheaper to come here than to cook your own. I've been here a number of times and never been disappointed. Newspapers and magazines, leather sofas, open fire. You can even pick up some needlework items should you wish. For what it is, with no pretences, 5 stars. Even the music was pretty good today; Marvin Gaye, Byrds, Scott Walker.

This is a nice Starbucks location, it is located on Dewsbury Road, just outside the White Rose…read moreShopping Centre in Leeds, and has a drive-thru and 24-7 opening. The interior of the store is comfortable and attractive and appeared to be clean in all areas, including the toilets. They also had a nice selection of merch including a Yorkshire branded "You are Here" mug. The service wasn't the best, I did have to repeat my order multiple times and the barista who took my order appeared to be disinterested, but my drinks were made correctly and up to the usual Starbucks standards. This location supports online ordering and appears to charge the same price as you'd expect to pay at the majority of Starbucks stores in the UK. I ordered a Venti Iced White Mocha and was pleased with my drink. My guests also enjoyed their beverages. PRO TIP: If travelling along the M62, this Starbucks is just a short detour off the motorway, and is cheaper than stopping off at the motorway services for coffee. 4* - A nice and comfortable Starbucks location in a useful location, with good drink quality.

On a recent visit to Wakefield, my companion and I decided we needed a coffee stop, since we'd…read moremanaged to arrive too late for lunch but too early for tea. That ultimately dead hour, where everything is set to close, and life has departed. It was supremely bad timing, and having missed most other cafes, Grind was our only hope. We wandered in to an empty space, where the girl immediately let us know she too was closing up imminently. That was fine, we said, we could get take away and sit outside. This was fine by her, so long as we didn't make use of their al fresco seating, as that was to be packed away. I gestured to the reasonably new public seating outside, and said that's where we'd be pulling up a pew. I had a latte of some description. The cafe inside is reasonably attractive-clean, simple and relatively spacious. They have all the usual suspects, in terms of drinks and suchlike, and no doubt plenty of snacks to enjoy. As we were to be in and out, I didn't really have the chance to fully intake the details and minutiae. In any case, the visit was fairly unremarkable, but not unpleasant. As for the coffee, I couldn't say it was outstanding, but it was the caffeine hit I needed for a day wandering about the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. In that regard, I can say, if you need a hit the Grind will serve you well.

I needed to pass a bit of time and this was the first place I spotted that seemed open…read more On the plus side my medium latte was only £1.50 because they have 'grind time' before 10 and after 2 when drinks are cheaper. I wasn't particularly impressed my the speed of service and even less so by customers being allowed to bring their dogs inside. But hey, I can forgive a lot for a good latte.....if only I'd got one. My latte was well below the 'Costa mark' (which is my average, nothing special but drinkable point). The overwhelming taste being scorched milk .

Never really realised how much I spend here until this morning. Been loads of times and paid with…read moreApple Pay so never have it much thought. This morning paid with cash and realised for what you get this place is expensive. 2 slices of toast with marmalade and a large caramel latte for over £5 is bit expensive. The toast was only done on one side and for some reason the latte tastes funny. This is the first time I have ever been disappointed in my morning Costa's.

A small family run cafe. Good quality food, decent menu and excellent pastries and desserts.read more

A cute little stall within a visually stunning arcade, I stumbled across Opposite by accident. But…read morewhat a happy one at that. I was aware of the main Opposite cafe from my student days, often providing a welcome distraction when procrastinating during dissertation season. During a chat with the barista, I realised it was their smaller, centrally located sibling. Whilst the original Opposite is a totally relaxing place to while away a few hours; this one is more of a place to refuel with gorgeous, fairly traded coffee and a refreshing range of teas to choose from. I enjoyed visiting Opposite in the Victoria Quarter, reminiscing about the carefree hedonism that was student life! I had to get one of their chocolate brownies, just to check that they were as good as I remembered them to be. They were.

Opposite had their first site opening 'opposite' the Parkinson building at Leeds University and due…read moreto its success they opened another in the Victoria Quarter. They were named as one of the top ten coffee shops in the UK by the Daily Mail so you know they're doing something great! The describe themselves as being a Boutique Espresso Bar but they also have a selection of fresh, healthy food. Alongside the homemade brownies.... Seen as though they primarily set out to attract students, they aim to have affordable, tasty, healthy, food....check, check and check! Pop over to the stand and try them out!