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

Looked like a nice place to get a coffee and something to eat, but they don't accept debit/credit…read morecards so I went elsewhere.

Everytime I order from here it is perfect, food or drinks, cash only, but there is a cash machine…read morevery close by.

Amazing food - beautifully presented. Great service. Excellent range of vegetarian and vegan…read moreoptions.

Popped in for a proper nice afternoon tea - clotted cream & scones awesome combination!…read moreNice little farm shop with quality local produce! Will definitely go again.

Honestly the best afternoon tea I've ever had the pleasure of eating…read more Two days ago, we went to the big Betty's in York - where we ordered two afternoon teas from - which had small towers giving small afternoon tea treats. It made for a good Instagram, however, yesterday we went to Blacker Hall Farm where we ordered afternoon tea - only to be treated to larger sandwiches, a giant scone each, and three unique delicious desserts. This far exceeded my expectations and also was quite a bit more tasty than Betty's. Would definitely visit again soon!

This is the best cafe in Wakefield , a good healthy menu for us Slimmers , and a menu for people…read morewho prefer other foods , a good menu at a brilliant price for pensioners . Great staff who looks after you . Sarah the owner also helps the local Homeless community . Top marks . Well recommended . This cafe is now on the springs so it has a lot more seating area than the smaller cafe shown on the picture .

My heaven :) I love…read morecoffee and I love drinking here although I don't think they have much of a selection compared to Starbucks. The staff are lovely and chirpy (Perhaps they're all high on caffeine lol) and are always keen to give you their recommendations when you ask. Never had a problem with service of coffees. All round FAB!

Costa coffee Kingsgate what's not to like. Just fancied a coffee, well a medium latte, with a…read moreturkey and cranberry cheese toastie and a piece of Newyork cheesecake with cream which when I asked for cream the words course you have cream with it. So I fancied a coffee and had lunch.

I absolutely LOVE this place!…read more Gerry's Tea Rooms at Neaversons (opposite the church, near the Hospice Charity Shop) is fab and there is NOTHING else like it. They have so many different types of teas such as your normal black tea, green teas, white teas, and specialty teas such as 'popcorn' or 'chocolate flake' etc. You walk in and it looks rather up market, and we went in there wearing casual clothes (jeans, trainers etc) but it's suitable for EVERYONE, and the staff are always so helpful and kind. You can also order food here, you can have sandwiches, which we have not yet had but we did have a look and they all sounded so lovely that we couldn't choose which one to have. We settled for the English breakfast which also means you can have unlimited cups of coffee. Again, I was stunned! I was in heaven! The mushrooms actually tasted like mushrooms, the bacon wasn't covered in fat, and the sausages were quality produce, no 'tesco value' ones. And the bread was so yummy! Infact, once we finished, I had to ask where they got their bread from :) We have been here a few times since and the service and quality of the food and tea/coffee has never let us down. Do try the teas, even if you are not a tea drinker! I only have tea sometimes and always have milk with it, but I tried the chocolate flake one and it was so lovely that I didn't have to have milk with it :) Even my husband liked it and he HATES tea :)

This is everything you would expect from a good, community centred independant cafe. The coffee is…read moregreat and the selection of food is brilliant (including a lovely selection of home baked cakes). There is always a warm and friendly welcome and a very full and varied selection of craft and community meetings and events. Rivers Meet is well worth a detour

Local cafe come craft shop. Not exactly hip and trendy but not a greasy spoon either. Down to…read moreearth, welcoming, laid back and serves good reasonably priced food. Tea served in proper china cups. Paninis from £2.80. Homemade soups and a nice array of homemade cakes. A great little find, ideal for a quick well-priced snack. It's almost cheaper to come here than to cook your own. I've been here a number of times and never been disappointed. Newspapers and magazines, leather sofas, open fire. You can even pick up some needlework items should you wish. For what it is, with no pretences, 5 stars. Even the music was pretty good today; Marvin Gaye, Byrds, Scott Walker.