Golden Acre Cafe is set in one of the most beautiful parks in Leeds. The cafe serves a mix of hot…read moreand cold food, a good range of coffee and tea and even some alcoholic drinks. The favourite for me is the Bacon & Tomato sandwich, which is completely justifiable having walked round the park. 2 Coffees and 2 hot sandwiches are usually under a tenner. Service is good, there is loads of seating inside and out on the terrace. They even leave a bowl of water outside for dogs. Lovely little place for a pit stop on the way round the park

Recently refurbished, this cafe is deservedly very popular. Plenty of outdoor seating on a terraced…read morearea, but can get a bit crowded inside on cold or wet days. Food is excellent value . Service can sometimes be a bit slow, but worth waiting for

Pleasant enough little cafe in Accrington's market house…read more Cheap prices with decent quality food makes for a good breakfast on a Saturday morning. If you need a break from shopping in the town centre then go here.

Before I mention the Restaurant just a brief word about Redbrick Mill itself. Redbrick consists of…read morefour floors of furniture, accessories, art, cookware and gifts as well as four cafes. It is a truly fantastic place to while away a wet Sunday afternoon or if you have to find a gift for someone special - there is no 'tat' here and all items are from renowned names! Out of the four places to eat, Casbah is my favourite one. Ideal for a quick snack (my kids love the nachos) or a lunch platter for people with a huge appetite or even a cup of tea accompanied by one of a large selection of cakes. Yesterday I had a seafood platter which consisted of king prawns, feta cheese, patchwork mackerel pate, salmon, black and green olives, some healthy looking green leaves (which I didn't eat but was told that they were very nice) and two large chunks of rustic bread. More than enough for two people to share. Patchwork pate is truly amazing and if any of you have ever eaten any of their pates then you'll know what I mean - it is nothing like supermarket pate and I refuse to buy any pate from a supermarket nowadays! Anyway, being a bit of a science geek, I'm not very good at descriptive writing so I'll include a link below where you'll see some pictures of the restaurant, and I'll end by saying that I am a regular visitor to Casbah and have never had a poor experience. Well deserving of its five stars. http://www.redbrickmill.co.uk/home/cafes/cafe_casbah

This cute little cafe is situated in the heart of Meanwood, a stone's throw away from the humungous…read moreretail park which houses KFC, Aldi and so on. This is a basic and homely sort of establishment, with a huge menu of offerings. It's a bit of a "Ronseal" kind of menu - it does exactly what it says on the, er, menu. For example - one of the categories is "Meat Sandwiches", and they quite simply, are a range of meat sandwiches. I must admit at first glance you might be fooled into thinking they cater mainly for builder types, what with the meat sandwiches and take away teas and coffees for only 60p. But, if you look closer, you'll also find a range of smoothies and deserts as well as the manly breakfast related grub. Whilst it's true that Meanwood isn't the most exciting place in Leeds to visit, if you do stop by it's a fair enough thing to pop into Marcels Cafe. Cheap and reasonably cheerful!

So I was parked up in Meanwood and looking for lunch (and looking for somewhere I hadn't tried…read morebefore). I very nearly didn't go into Marcels because it looks rather grotty form outside but, being an intrepid (and hungry) chap I took the plunge. It's not a big place but it has a deceptively large and varied menu seeming to cater well for veggies as well as us meat munchers. All the vacant tables were dirty but I stayed put and very shortly a very pleasant chap came from the 'back room' and took my order which he then dealt with along side several other jobs. Even though he was obviously busy he cleaned the table for me and my order arrived quickly. My cup of tea was grand and my cheese and ham toastie was acceptable as was the small side salad (little to heavy on oil but that's just me) I was going to give two stars but The politeness and work rate of the single staff member pushed it up : )

Highly recommend the Tea Room in Harrogate England! The owner was able to give us some great…read morerecommendations as we traveled to Edinburgh. Come and enjoy the AMAZING hospitality and GREAT scones and hand blended tea!! Superb!!!! We will be back!!

Nice place within indoor shopping centre. Very nice staff and very nice coffee but only gave three…read morestars because it is overpriced. Much too expensive to recommend.

A proper old fashioned cafe, offering a range of something with chips meals, roast dinners, an…read morearray of pies, good size mugs of tea and children's meals. If you want a good honest meal it's the place to come and it won't break the bank. They also do some lovely puddings, the only problem being the portions are massive, not that I'm complaining.

Last review said it all. Fine dining it ain't, but a hearty, cheap, meal it is.read more

A cute tea room on the main drag in Colne, 2 mins from the end of the M65. Lots of free parking in…read moresurrounding streets, and only 2 mins from boundary mill. Inside you will find an eloquent tea room atmosphere that becomes a cocktail bar in the evening. The tea room menu is limited to sandwiches and toasties, all good quality but with one exception... I opted for soup and sandwich, but was then told I had an option of 4 (boring) options that were NOT on the menu! A good selection of home made deserts and tea options make it a nice alternative option for lunch. Great atmosphere and surroundings... Warrants 4.5 stars if Yelp had that facility!

I stopped in to Mochaccino for a bacon butty and a black coffee on one particularly early morning…read morebefore a game of golf, and I got exactly what I was after. I was happy with the greasy sarnie (with your choice of sauce) and the strength of the takeout coffee, but I left with the feeling that I could have got a lot more than I did. As the name suggests, they do more than just standard teas and coffees, with the full range of Italian coffees on offer - lattes, cappuccinos, espressos, etc., while they do plenty of other types of sandwich, unhealthy or otherwise. Thus I reckon Mochaccino is probably the best best for cheap hot drinks and butties in Cookridge.

Like the proverbial sailor I have one in every port (except he gets the women and I get the cafes)…read moreand if I'm in this area it might as well be Mochaccino, except that I've a feeling that I couldn't keep coming back. Sure, it's friendly and the coffee was acceptable, the toasted sandwich contained all the bread, cheese and toastiness one would expect and the service was pretty quick but it was also a little devoid of character and it looked scruffy inside. The name suggests something slightly continental but the appearance is more greasy spoon.