The owner was so lovely, gave us great tips on the local area. Food was tasty and honestly, the prices are a steal. We&#39;ll be back for sure!

The plain bagel is the one. Chewy crust, soft inside, just right. The chive cream cheese one is good, but they really pile on the spread.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s a proper local spot, the menu&#39;s huge. Food is always solid, nothing fancy but you get what you pay for. Staff know the regulars.

Popped in for a quick bite. The sausage rolls are decent, not too greasy and the pastry is flaky. Good value. Nice to see a few dogs around too, makes it feel relaxed.

Great spot for a quick bite after arriving at Leeds station. I had the Turkish eggs - the freshness of the herbs and the perfectly runny yolks were just right. A really nice, simple start to the day.

The ham, egg, and chips really stood out. You can tell the ingredients are fresh and of good quality. The ham had a lovely flavour, and the eggs were cooked perfectly. It&rsquo;s a simple dish, but they do it so well. Just a solid, honest plate of food.

Nice relaxed spot. Had the steak sandwich and a flat white. The beef was cooked just right, not too chewy. Coffee was smooth, not bitter. Good place to unwind for an hour.

Came for the event, but that aubergine skewer really stole the show! Perfectly charred and smoky. The chicken was lovely and tender too. A really solid menu with loads of options for everyone.

Been coming here for years, and their full English is always spot on. The bacon is just how I like it, not too crispy. It&#39;s my go-to spot when I need a reliable fry-up.

Been coming here for years, and the dog-friendly setup is what keeps me coming back. The caf&eacute; room is perfect for a relaxed coffee with my spaniel. Food&rsquo;s always solid.

Early breakfast spot with a massive menu. The staff are super friendly, which is nice when you&#39;re half-awake. Portions are generous for the price. My full English was spot on, though the black pudding was a bit dry.

Found this spot while looking for gluten-free options. Their gluten-free club panini was really good, and the Billionaire&#39;s slice was a crowd-pleaser. Took a piece of the cornflake tart away with me - so tasty!

A nice local spot for coffee. I went for the sourdough mozzarella toastie. Appreciated the simplicity &ndash; just good, fresh bread and cheese, no unnecessary extras. The coffee was good too. A reliable choice for a straightforward bite.

The full English was spot on for the price. Really liked the relaxed vibe - felt totally fine hanging out by myself for a bit.

The gluten-free scone was a real treat, honestly the best I&#39;ve come across in a long while. Served warm, just right. Their specialty ones looked lovely too.

The upstairs area is decorated like a living room, which I really liked. It&rsquo;s a very cozy spot to sit for a while with a book. My coffee was nice, though it did take a little while to arrive.

Stopped in for the champagne breakfast. Portions were just right, and the food was cooked perfectly. A nice way to start the day.

First time here for breakfast. The small breakfast is only &pound;6.95 and the portion is huge, honestly. I couldn&#39;t finish it all. A solid find for the price.

The almond croissant is just right, not too sweet. Paired with my usual flat white, it&#39;s my go-to quiet moment. Gets a bit hectic around 10 AM, but that&#39;s when the pastries are freshest.

The steak pie was pretty good, flaky crust and tender filling. Chips and gravy were decent too. Convenient spot near the market.

The beef sandwich was spot on, really hit the spot with my latte. Just the right kind of quiet buzz for a solo coffee. A bit pricey for what it is, but that sun on the terrace made it worth it.

The staff were really friendly and attentive. They took the time to go through the menu with us for dietary needs, which was helpful. Portions are decent for the price, so you get good value.

The handmade chocolates were a real treat. Picked up a gift box for a friend, and the Ruby chocolate was a standout. Nice to see a thoughtful selection that pairs well with a digestif or a strong coffee. The white chocolate was a bit sweet for my taste, but overall a solid choice.

Found this cute spot in Buxton. The full English was spot on, and the giant pot of tea was perfect for sharing with my mates.

The full English was spot on - quality ingredients and not greasy. What really made it was the house bloody mary they suggested. A bit of a wait for a table, but the drink pairing was thoughtful. Solid, hearty feed.

As a vegan, I&#39;m always on the lookout. The sheer number of home-baked options here is a relief. Had the chocolate cake, and it was honestly so good.

A lovely little deli. The breakfast was tasty and came out quickly. What stood out for me was the interesting selection of drinks to go with the food &ndash; a nice touch you don&#39;t always find. Friendly spot.

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