The wagyu sharing board is the reason I keep coming back. The meat was so tender it practically melted, and the portion was generous for the price. A solid choice if you&#39;re focused on the food.

The flat white was just right, creamy and strong. I popped in for a quick breakfast and it really hit the spot. A nice little find.

The fish is fresh, cooked to order. The chips are just right. I like that you can add your own vinegar and salt at the table. Simple and good.

The eggs bene croissant was the standout. Perfectly runny yolk on a buttery, flaky croissant base. The hollandaise had a nice sharpness to it. The maple chai latte was a bit too sweet for my taste, but the spice blend was good.

The continental breakfast was fresh and nicely presented. My husband&#39;s full English looked good too. The coffee was a bit weak for my taste, though.

The spicy beef noodles were the real deal. Properly chewy noodles, a rich broth with a good kick, and tender beef. The spring roll was crispy, not greasy. For under &pound;8, that&#39;s a solid lunch.

The mussels and hake fillet special were lovely. Booking ahead meant we didn&rsquo;t have to wait for a table, which was nice.

A nice spot by the sea, and they even had water bowls for the dog. The wine list was decent, a pleasant surprise for a casual place.

A good option for gluten-free dining. They have a dedicated menu and separate fryers, which is reassuring.

Great staff, really friendly. Their teas and coffees are spot on, and the prices are fair. I had a pot of their house blend with my lunch - it was just the right strength, really complemented the food. A solid spot for a relaxed cuppa.

Nice little coffee shop in Helmsley. The coffee&#39;s good, and they have comfy sofas upstairs.

Full English was spot on. Quick service for a weekday breakfast, got my order in and out fast. The chef was in a good mood, humming away. Nice to see dogs welcome too.

Nice spot for people-watching from the first floor. Coffee was decent.

A lovely, cosy spot. The coffee was spot on, and my dish was gorgeous &ndash; a bit too much for me, honestly. Had a nice glass of red with it that worked surprisingly well.

A great spot to bring the dog. The staff were really cheerful, and service was quick. The kids polished off their chicken burgers. I appreciated the solid wine list&mdash;found a nice glass of red that went well with my steak.

The full English breakfast was solid, good quality ingredients. A reliable spot for a decent meal.

Love that they have non-dairy milk. The almond croissants were a real treat. Staff were lovely when I asked about gluten-free options, very helpful.

Had a lovely breakfast here. The service was quick and efficient, which made for a very relaxed start to the day. The caf&eacute; might look small from the outside, but there&#39;s actually plenty of seating inside and it never felt cramped.

A lovely, welcoming cafe with the sweetest dog pictures on the wall.

We spent the weekend in York and ate twice at the Malmaison bar and grill. Both occasions were perfect, great customer service and great food, just what we wanted

The nut-based blueberry cheesecake was a nice surprise. Really rich and creamy. Got it to go during a quick lunch break, perfect for a sweet treat.

Finally got around to trying their Sunday roast. The beef was so tender it just fell apart, and those roast potatoes were crispy on the outside, fluffy inside. The gravy was spot on too. Properly hit the spot on a grey Sunday.

The fish was huge, honestly the biggest I&#39;ve seen. Cooked fresh and came out piping hot. The chips were decent too. Friendly staff, but the wait was a bit long since everything&#39;s made to order.

Always packed, so you might wait a bit. But the food is solid&mdash;they don&#39;t cut corners on quality. Good spot to catch up with mates.

A nice Sunday roast. The beef was cooked just right, and the vegetables were fresh and crisp. Good portion of greens. The gravy was a bit heavy for my taste, but the quality of the ingredients really came through.

Stopped by for a classic fish and chips fix. They do a vegan version with banana blossom, which was a nice surprise. You can even pick your cooking oil. The banana blossom was crispy, tasted pretty good.

Malcolm was so attentive, really made us feel welcome. The seafood pasta was spot on, fresh and flavourful. A lovely evening.

Popped in for a coffee and ended up staying for lunch. The shortbread is seriously moorish, couldn&#39;t stop at one piece. Brownies were a solid follow-up. Just a nice, simple spot.

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