A cosy local with a lovely atmosphere. The staff were really friendly and attentive, which made for a relaxed evening. The seats by the window were particularly comfortable. Prices felt fair for the area.

Grabbed a tuna melt panini here before my train. It was good, hit the spot. Service was quick, which is what you need when you&#39;re rushing. Panini was toasted nicely, cheese was melted just right. Nothing fancy, but does the job.

Stopped by on a whim. The pasta was really fresh and flavourful. Service was spot on &ndash; they were around when you needed them but didn&#39;t hover. Felt relaxed the whole time.

Finally found a place with a proper gluten-free dessert selection! The menu&#39;s huge, and you can tell they put thought into it. Felt like a normal person ordering cake, not an afterthought.

The chicken and bacon salad was spot on, and the wine list had a nice local white that paired perfectly with it. Good spot.

Loved the small plates specials. They were a good size for sharing, and the price felt right. We tried the grilled octopus and the burrata - both were spot on. Nice way to sample a few things without over-ordering.

The porridge here is a good breakfast. It&#39;s creamy, not too sweet, and the portion is decent for the price. The toast was just okay, a bit plain. But for a quick, simple bowl of porridge in Skipton, it does the job.

Such a lovely spot for a catch-up! The vibe is super bright and friendly, and the staff are so welcoming. We shared a few plates and everything was tasty. Good amount of choice without breaking the bank, perfect for a relaxed lunch with friends.

Took the kids here, they loved the play area. My soup and sandwich were decent, nothing fancy but hit the spot. Good for a casual lunch when you need to keep them entertained.

Nice village pub, good for a business lunch. The steak pie was solid, proper comfort food. Fish and chips were decent too, well-cooked. Service was quick and efficient, which I appreciate. A bit pricey for a pub meal, but the location is convenient.

Breakfast spot in Leeds centre. Food&#39;s good for the price. The service was top-notch, and they had a decent selection of breakfast cocktails to start the day.

Solid veggie burger and ordering from the phone is a breeze. Great spot for a casual catch-up with friends.

The lamb kofta sandwich is a proper portion for the price. The meat itself is nicely spiced, not dry at all. What makes it though are the fresh salads and sauces they pile on. Really completes it.

The staff are so friendly and professional, even when it&#39;s busy. They really made the experience relaxing.

A decent little bakery with a nice pastry selection. I tried the pistachio and the cherry almond croissants - both were pretty good. The coffee was fine. It can get a bit crowded on weekend mornings, though.

Stopped by for a snack and they had challah bread. Haven&#39;t seen that anywhere else in York. It was really good, fresh and soft. Just what I needed with a coffee.

Popped in for the Sunday quiz night. The questions were a good mix, not too easy or hard. Kept things moving nicely. For the &pound;5 entry, you get a decent few hours of entertainment. Felt like good value for a cheap night out.

The fish and chips. The batter was crisp, not greasy at all. The chips were proper thick-cut and fluffy inside. The mushy peas had a good minty kick. That&#39;s what I come for.

A decent meal. The steak and ale pie was pretty good, the pastry nice and flaky. The starters, like the fish goujons, were ample for sharing. Service was fine even though it was quite busy. The desserts did look fantastic, I&#39;ll admit.

Lovely little spot, felt really cosy. The seabass was the star for me - skin was super crispy and the flesh just flaked apart. Portion was a bit on the small side, but it was cooked perfectly.

Popped in for lunch. The baked potato with prawns was spot on, really hit the spot. Nice selection of teas too. Place has a good, friendly buzz.

Been here a few times, even when it&#39;s really busy. Food still comes out quick, which is a plus. Had the steak last night, cooked just right. Good spot for a group meal.

Great quick lunch spot. Owner was nice and gave me a smaller pasta portion so I could save room for dinner. Perfect for a fast bite.

The lunch deal is a steal - two of us ate for under &pound;20. Portions are huge, honestly couldn&#39;t finish mine. Good, honest food for the price.

The conservatory at the back is lovely for a quiet evening. Food arrived quickly and was tasty. The wine list had some interesting local options, which paired nicely with the main. Staff were very welcoming.

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