A wonderful little place by the canal, we arrived for the Virgin Experience set menu which was good…read morevalue for the price. Something noticeable is that the service was quite scattered, servers were inattentive even though they were fairly nice themselves (no check backs, no offers for more drinks, no offers for condiments etc) The signature G and T (elderflower, cucumber) was definitely a highlight and certainly recommended. The burger was quite dry, especially the bun as it felt reheated and not recommended, however the duck confit was good. I probably wouldn't return without a voucher initiative due to the quality and the standard price being mismatched

We loved this restaurant. Unfortunately, we planned to go back much sooner but the world went…read morecrazy. Last visit was 2019 and it was amazing as well as the lovely staff, brilliant location and building! Finally headed back and will definitely be visiting on this trip as well! Highly recommended. We spent 8 days in Leeds and this was one of three restaurants that we loved.

Have been hearing about this bar/restaurant for a while but was never sure where it was. Stumbled…read moreacross it yesterday while at the waterfront festival. Housed in what was a former mill it is a really classy joint. Great choice of food, from gourmet burgers classic chicken dishes, steak and fabulous mussels. The staff were lovely and friendly and efficient. We sat outside in the sunshine beside the dock. I am looking forward to going of an evening when the outside area is lit up with white lights. The interior is classy and spacious and there is a more formal area upstairs. All in all I really like this place.

Onions. God I love them. I really love them. I love them raw, I love them fried, I love them…read moreroasted, I love them whirled into soup, I love them dipped in batter and deep fried and I especially love them metamorphosed through the process of chutneyfication. Yes it's a word. No, you're right, it's not a word it's an Angelinafication. Yes it's a word. So imagine my greedy hand-rubbing delight when we popped back into Pour House last Sunday and I spotted an Onion Burger on the menu. Would this be a lie? Would this be a few limpwristed flicks in the general direction of onionyness? (is a word) Would I see my onion dreams peeled away layer by layer until only the bitter root remained? No my friends. It was EPIC. It was a huge juicy burger with chutney, fried onion, sliced onion and a mahoosive onion ring served with perfect herby fries to a woman who was hungry like the wolf. Thighenlargingly yumtastic. The last time I was at Pour House I was sated and pleased, this time I was delighted and stuffed. The sun shone, the beer was perfect and I gorged my sweet ass on cepatic glory until I achieved oniongasm (is). It's a little on the dear side for a burger, if I recall it was £12 or so, but ee gads it was worth it. Be warned Pour House, if you ever take the Onion Burger off the menu I will literally tear your souls apart.

If you have the opportunity to visit Haworth-GO! It's a wonderful place filled with history and…read morelots and lots of charm. Friends and I visited for the day and had lunch at The Stirrup Restaurant. I had fish and chips and it was great! The coffee was pretty exceptional, too. :) The atmosphere and service were equally good. My friends were all very happy with what they ordered, as well. It turned out to be one of our favorite places to eat during our trip to England. You won't be disappointed. Enjoy Haworth!

During our visit to Haworth we felt like a quick lunch, something simple really. We only had a…read morehaddock with thin wedges and peas. If you want to taste fish cooked in batter that is absolutely perfect go to The Stirrup. Want to rediscover the taste of potato wedges? Go there. It's so worth it. The people who run the place are your friends the moment you walk in. We are definitely going back there. This time we'll try different dishes. We can't wait!

One of the best places for a Sunday Roast! The roast comes with a lot of sides and a decent portion…read moreof veggies. I also highly recommend the mutton over the beef. We got both but the beef was a bit lacking in flavor and tenderness. The appetizers that come before the sunday roast are also very fancy and taste amazing. It was a bit of fancy before our main meal. The food portions here are very generous and I highly suggest making a reservation for the best Sunday roast in town.

We stopped by for lunch after reading the reviews. They were serving tapas style ordering. Not…read moreknowing what to expect, we ordered several plates like beet soaked smoked salmon and heirloom tomatoes. The food was amazing and well presented. Yes, small portions, but the flavors were very unique. While it adds up quickly, this is a relatively inexpensive high end restaurant. Definite where you take a date or have that special meal.

The Walmgate Ale House was the first place I ate in York at their upstairs bistro that consists of…read more50 seats and a ghost. I am not sure about the ghost as he or she did not make it's presence while I was there. I will say that I had one of the best burgers ever there; it was a 6oz patty topped with a local mushroom, bacon, and Wensleydale cheese; served with fries and a slaw like salad. Service here was also great. I was greeted by the manager that took me upstairs to the bistro for lunch and the server took great care of me. Also downstairs is a Pub featuring some great local beers.

Both the meal and service was outstanding at the Bistro upstairs. After 2 weeks of touring Britain…read moreand an absence of any vegetables except mostly potatoes, the presence of other produce was so refreshing. My husband had the rump roast and I had the pork. Both were prepared perfectly and seasoned well. My prawn salad starter as well as the shredded cabbage side was delicious. Skip the chaos further in town, walk to this quiet area and enjoy a fine meal!

Wonderful establishment with great service and even better food. I had a scone and tea and it was…read moreby far the best I'd had in England in many years.

A lovely place directly across from Yorkminster with delicious food…read more Everything the Duchess and I had was outstanding, but the gnocchi was out of this world - so much so that I must dust off the old "melts in your mouth" cliché. Well, it did! Incredible. I've had lots of gnocchi, both semolina and potato, and have never eaten any with this amazing melting consistency. Hard to return to the ordinary kind. I didn't perceive "rudeness" or any similar attitude, as other reviewers report, but did perceive a whiff of formality that edged perhaps a bit too close to coldness, alas.

Quite happy with this place - though not blown away and unclear if I'd make it a point to return…read more Most dishes were solid. I particularly liked the seared scallops appetizer (though wish it came with more than 2 medium sized ones) and the wild halibut main (which was on special that evening). The cured salmon appetizer was ok but I wouldn't reorder. The pheasant main was good - though more if you like sweet with your poultry (due to the boozy prunes). The desert was ok and the sourdough bread was enjoyable. I felt the cocktails, while pretty, were a bit of a disappointment (in terms of taste). Staff were friendly but not particularly attentive or reactive. Overall, I'd classify the service as satisfactory.

We had a late dinner and Hubby found this place. You have to go down concrete stairs near the…read moreriver to get to it. Staff seated us inside as I didn't want to dine on the terrace which was very popular. They offer sparking or still water which is a charge so if you want tap, specify with the wait staff. I wasn't that impressed with the items offered on both the regular and specials of the day menus. Hubby liked the sea bass (small piece) over some curry rice? I didn't care for the taste. I got the ox cheeks. The meat was mostly tender but was bland, under seasoned. The sauce with pomegranate seeds was good. It came with fries which were soft, not crispy and I didn't like it at all. I would've sent it back to go thru the fryer again but it was late and I was in no mood to wait. Not on my list to return again.

Went for an early dinner on a very rainy day. The staff was very friendly. They have a lively…read more"garden area" which is covered and has heaters, but it was cold and we sat inside. Two floors: a cozy bar with some tables and 2 front rooms with more seating. Additional seating upstairs. They have a nice wine list, as well as a nice selection of wines by the glass, beer and cocktails. The food was very good. We started with the baked Camembert, delicious and the bread was incredible. My husband had the half rotisserie chicken, plenty of flavor, perfectly cooked. I had mussels, more of the lovely bread and a creamy, buttery, oniony broth. Definitely a place to go.

Highly recommend this place for awesome food and drinks. We walked all the town this afternoon and…read moresaw a lot of locals walk into their garden. So we followed and we are so happy that we did. We had a few drinks and the Mediterranean platter and calamari. Awesome. The falafel balls were the best ever. Saw some folks have awesome burgers and lasagnes too. The French waiter is super nice!