Red Room is a really nice little cafe. It's in a good location, whenever I visit I forget I'm in…read moreBradford City centre. The prices are good and so is the food, there's lots of choice. Three staff are very friendly too.

I visit the Red Room at least 3 times a week during my lunch breaks, as i work in town and i find…read moreit to be the best cafe i have visited in Bradford town centre. I use to go to the cafe when it was at it's previous location which is nearer to where i work but i followed them to their present location due to the fact that the staff are very friendly, the food is excellent and good value for money. I would recommend this place to anybody who enjoys good food which is made to order and homemade cakes.

Lovely cafe, nice decor and seating. Parking at back of building. Got a friendly hello as soon as…read morewe entered. There is a great selection on the menu (including a small kids section) and a daily specials board with discounts for take-away. We had 'the works' which was full english breakfast including loads of toast with jams and a pot of coffee. It came quickly, was very filling and reasonably priced. I also got a huge slab of carrot cake to take home which was lovely! This cafe has been open a while now and I've never seen it empty, it fact it usually looks pretty busy and I can see why now! I will be going again soon.

Ace cafe. Home cooked fresh food. Very good fry up, interesting specials and tasty sandwiches. And…read moreI nearly forgot the great cakes and milkshakes. Try it today.

Quirky little place, superb tranquil setting with outdoor seating next to the marina…read more I had a cappuccino and a bacon butty. The source their ingredients locally which is always nice.

If ever a cafe deserved to do well this is the one. The…read morestaff are lovely and can't do enough to make you happy. The place is airy and bright, nicely decorated and spotlessly clean. The food is varied, reasonably priced and caters for all diets including mine (vegan). The young couple who run it have exciting plans for its future and I'm looking forward to going back to see how those plans have come to fruition. Lunch here was the highlight of my day.

Friendly staff, nice local photography and a warm welcome even on a cold and damp Yorkshire day…read more Ellen the owner loves children and goes out her way to make small people welcome.

Gorgeous little cafe on the top floor of the Salts Mill. You can get to it via the cronky ancient…read morelift which will let you out in the middle of the permanent antiques and oddments display / shop. Then it's a walk through the dimly lit gallery of David Hockney's operatic stage sets before you see the free-standing bower of the Cafe into the Opera nestled by the ever-unattended flower shop. It's usually quiet in the cafe, away from the bustle of the cafeteria on the floor below. Food is tasty, though slightly pricey for a cafe. But hey, you're on the top floor of the beautiful Salts Mill, soaking in the mysterious regenerated air of the place. One of my fave places to spend an hour or two with friends. The only thing to beware is that you don't go on Monday or Tuesday when the cafe is closed. And food orders are only taken between noon and 4pm on the other days.

A hidden gem in a beautiful location. The cafe has a great and constantly changing menu, unlike the…read moremore boring and noisy Salts Diner downstairs. We used to avoid the Cafe as it was definitely marketing itself as a fish restaurant, but started to visit more often on noticiing their other dishes and light bites. Wonderful Fish and Chips and Chicken Schnitzel. We also enjoy the olive with pesto bread combo. Lovely fresh cakes to finish and some great steamed puddings in the winter. Above all, the winner is the ambience. Chinkling cups, hushed chatter, efficient and friendly waiting staff. The smell of the florists and, if you're very lucky, a pianist tinkling the ivories. We noticed on average the Cafe is £5 more expensive for a meal, cakes and a few rounds of drinks than the diner downstairs. The superior atmosphere and service is more than worth the slightly hiked price.

What a wonderful cafe in the heart of Keighley! I'm not the…read morecafe type usually. I'm the type of guy who likes a pub meal or failing that an proper restaurant. However in the need for fuel in the early afternoon with no pubs that provide food around bar the Rodney. I headed here with my Numpty in tow. Friendly greeting by the owner who didn't rush us despite my Numpty being indecisive about the offerings. I ended up picking for her in the end. We chose a variety of toasted sandwiches. Which in past experiences are usually a sorry sight. Here however... Toasted ciabatta which provides the right amount of crunch and chew. Chips and salad on the side. All tasting wonderful. We arrived not long before closing so negative nancy that I am, I thought we'd get scrag ends or they might be out of stock of some ingredients. Nope. Everything was fresh, everything was there. I'll be back. A wonderful surprise.

I've been a couple of times here and they are very good at a very reasonable price too. I would…read moredefinitely rate this place and will be going back soon!

Excellent food, best bacon sandwiches around with great friendly staff. highly recommendedread more

This was the only place in town open after 4 pm, except the Old Hall inn down at the bottom of the…read morehill, but I sat waiting for a waitress for 20 minutes there, and no one came, so I walked back up here. I hadn't eaten lunch, but they were only serving cakes and tea, since it was after 4, they said. So I ordered a scone AND crumpets, lol. Scones here are huge and one was more than enough for my whole lunch. I couldn't even finish the whole thing. And it was really really good. They were mopping the floor upstairs to get ready to close at 5 and the place smelled like old mop water, but the girl let me open the side door right next to my table and then it was good. Some people can be weird about unusual requests like that, but she was kind enough to allow it. Thank you! I'm coming back tomorrow to buy a teacup and saucer to take home with me! ; )

The food at Nine is lovely. The weekday menu is vast (but not in a bad way) an the Sunday…read morebreakfasts are amazing!! The cheesecake is to die for also and the staff are always friendly! A true gem to Baildon! Would definitely recommend!

Ok - so we popped into here on a day trip to Haworth and after arriving and perusing around 8…read morepotential tea and cake places, I really do feel we struck gold with this choice! They're called a coffee house but they also have as equally as good tea menu and it's amazing to see so many different blends on offer. The cake menu is also huge and all are baked fresh each day - in fact it was so good that I really wanted 2 slices but maybe my heart was pleased that that didn't happen... All I'll say is that the orange and almond cake was delicious and so so moist - yum! The real 5 star hero of this place though is the owner who was just really lovely! Very accommodating to our 2 year old daughter, she was also super friendly and welcoming to us - plus really went the extra yard by selling us some lovely ham for our picnic after all the nearby shops were shut - really nice extra touch and just massively genuine! I'd highly recommend this place if you're in the area - it's even worth a drive out to if you're not!

My friend and I happened to spot this on the way back to our B&B. On first impressions it was so…read moreelegant and spacious. We pulled our chairs up to the fire, I ordered a (dark) hot chocolate which probably rates as one of the best hot chocolates I've ever had (I forgot to ask what the brand was, d'oh!)! My only gripe was the brownie, it was too dense and moist, more like a biscuit cake - almost like it was uncooked? Brownies are so varied though, so this just wasn't to my taste. The friendly young waitress chatted to us and offered us a homemade biscotti, I was hesitant, as I don't like the prepacked version, but this was divine! I only wish I'd bought some on the way out, as they have them to sell. Next time I'm back in the village I will seriously consider booking this B&B. Thank you for a wonderful final afternoon in Haworth! (Visited November 2012)

Baildon has gone up in the world! This shiny new deli and tearooms is a glorious, scrumptious,…read morestylish and very, very welcome addition to Baildon village. It has been over two years in the planning, as it is in a building that had been lying empty for years and getting hold of it took a while. But the owner has been planning it for all that time and it really shows. Everything from the vintage restored furniture, to the individually sourced picquot ware teapots has been lovingly put in place to great effect. The tea is fantastic, the coffee is spot on and their range of deli food and groceries is impressive. They've been open two weeks, so the menu is growing and they are just finding their feet, but their delicious homemade cakes and food have sold out most days and the place has been buzzing every time I've popped in. Their upstairs tearoom is delightful. Why not pop in for afternoon tea, read the papers... before crossing the road to Emma to buy a beautiful bunch of flowers and put you squarely in somebodies good books! Baildon moor is less than 10 minutes walk away, as is the golf course. This place is a very hot tip - well worth a visit.

Edit: after 2 years I decided to venture to pickles one again All I can say is how much they've…read morechanged in the 2 years. Still quite pricey but fantastic food and very well cooked. Currently eating my takeaway sandwich and its so yummy! I'm not going to delete my original post because I want to share how much of a convert I am! August 2010-To be honest I went to pickles with a positive attitude. I've been told about the cheeses and deli counter etc which is something I that I feel Baildon has been missing. I decided to eat in and ordered the Pitta and Houmous light bite as I thought this would be quick and I didn't have much time to spare. This overpriced dish took nearly 30 minutes to prepare coming to my table with the tiniest pot of houmous and one and a half pittas. Oh and there was also the salad garnish which came with added salmon flakes from a different dish. Food contamination? The decor of the place is shabby chic which I feel works well within the venue but the waitresses (which by the way there are far too many) dress was scruffy and their attitude was unorganised and blasé. The only good thing about the lunch was the carrot cake. Personally, I'll stick to some of the better cafes Baildon has to offer.