BEST BREAKFAST IN RIPON…read more Olivers Pantry is a Ripon staple! They have a fantastic all day menu and a great selection of drinks, including a yummy Oreo milkshake! Only thing, is there can sometimes be a bit of a queue!

2 jan 2020 Thursday 1045 wow there was a queue for a table which is always a good sign it…read morewas the huge pink merigues in the window that stopped me and we ventured in cakes on the counter looked amazing tea and saus sarnie for me wow bread was sooo fresh saus very tasty tea is real tea leaves in a cast iron pot wow husb breakfast looked really good and honest thick bacon clean egg no grease decent amount wow blew my mind was the roasted tomato's I know I know picture to follow fab 9 people queueing when we left

As a visitor from Florida, I found the service and food excellent. The food was fresh, hot and…read morelarge portions. I would highly recommend it.

Went a few days after opening and the food was delicious, the serving sizes were spot on, and…read morepriced well. I had the Korean beef short rib rice bowl as my entree with an Asian pork belly starter. The toffee pudding to top is out was excellent as well. Only thing was we weren't aware there was a 2 or 3 course set available until we got the desert menu, but I wouldn't hold that against them as they just soft opened. Overall I highly recommend it for dinner, I'll have to try their breakfast menu another time. P.S. The owner has a great taste in music.

Been to this little restaurant a couple of times now and deserves a good review. Each time it has…read morebeen early at 5-6pm. Had a nice meal every time & staff are very attentive but not over bearing at all, hence why return. It's little close to the main road but that doesn't detract from the warm atmosphere. Car park is pretty small so do expect to get in, plenty of parking within walking distance.

Please note they closed in 2021 after the Covid lockdowns and are now only a wedding venue. No…read morerestaurant.

I've had the pleasure of eating here twice and staying over at the hotel (admittedly whilst drunk!)…read more The food was *superb* - there's a Michelin sign of some kind outside and I suspect it's well deserved. The ingredients, preparation and taste were ace. I like my grub, so you can trust me on that :) My room was also really nice. The building is, as its name suggests, the old deanery for Ripon Cathedral and looks to date back a couple of centuries at least. That means high ceilings, twisted walls and heaps of character with a view of the Cathedral directly opposite. I slept in a room right at the top of the building, sort of an attic kinda space, and it was clean, spacious and very comfortable. In fact, I liked it so much that I took my wife there for lunch on our anniversary.

Staff were rude to my Autistic son becouse he ignored her I tried to explain he doesn't like other…read morepeople and she got mad at me. Im sorry my child has special needs. The food was disappointing fish was dry never coming back here.

When I first visited England years ago, my buddy who originally hails from Malton immediately drove…read morethe two of us here as this is his favorite fish & chips restaurant. Well, it's mine now, too! In its own standalone building, this branch of The Wetherby Whaler contains a take-out section as well as a full-service family dining area. Whatever size of fish & chips you order, don't forget to ask for a side of Mushy Peas! But what I love most about the fish is the batter. Whatever's in there is pure magic! KFC could learn a thing or two from The Wetherby Whaler, heh. Now, whenever I visit Yorkshire, I make a nearly religious pilgrimage here!

Best fish and chips in Ripon. Ordered lightly battered they were crispy, not at all greasy, chips…read moreare great and the mushy peas were good too

Freshly fried fish in a light batter. Not swimming in grease. Mushy pease with a hint of mint and…read morechips well cooked. No real parking outside but room to double park on the junction. Typical town chippy.

I grew up in one of the smallest cities in this fair land, Ripon. It's a city because of it's fine…read morecathedral rather than anything to do with size or in fact, culture - including good places to eat. There are few, but these are few and far between. Sorry, Ripon, you know you're dear to my heart. Last week I decided to head back for the night, to the place which made me the pizza lover I am today. For the pizza which set my taste buds alight all those years ago. It's called the diavolo. And these days I get it folded. And extra spicy. WIN. Prima, or Primas as it's known across, um, Ripon, seems to go in and out of fashion with every season. Sometimes it'll be rammed, others you'll be the only couple/group in there. Still, mind, Franco - the friendly patron of the place - will treat you like kings and queens. The restaurant's worth a visit just for him alone and his enthusiasm, whether false or genuine. If you're ever in town. I mean city. Then go find Prima. And have a diavolo. Extra spicy.

What a shame, Prima used to be such a treat. There always used to be a warm friendly welcome…read more Whatever dish one would like the chef to alter (or indeed create), was not only never a problem, it was embraced, created, served and eaten with passion, taste and respect. Now, Everything seems such a stress. There always used to be a bit of a language barrier, which had never been an issue, more of a thing to enjoy with the host and the party. But now, it all seems quite awkward and false. Without going into great detail, I visited Prima three times over the last six months (In my 30 years I have eaten there scores of meals there, all of which I had a very very pleasant experience). The last three times I have experienced a very rude reception, an even ruder waiter, and very poor service, and quality of food. In all, a very sad experience. What used to be a lovingly established place to meet and eat will, no doubt, turn into another empty commercial premises, due to apathy.

A good choice! Glad…read moreto get this place on the Yelp map! Harrogate has been in need of a sushi restaurant for a while, I'm glad this place saw that. Katein opened earlier this year and quickly rose in popularity. Inconspicuously located below "Joe Rigatoni's" this gem of a place beats Yo Sushi any day! That's not saying too much right? Well you can definitely tell there is a small restaurant touch to the food. The menu is pretty standard, and the food is above average. The staff is very attentive and polite, they have the honest small restaurant vibe going on. The place doesn't have much decoration which feels a bit sparse, but I'm sure they will continue to decorate as the business grows. Bottom line, thumbs up!