Second internet date here with a blonde bombshell from Manchester. She was hungover from a night on…read morethe tiles in Liverpool but I was as fresh as a daisy. Initial impressions were 'warm' - there were a lot of rosy faced Yorkshire men sat around us. Food was good and the portions huge - I had the steak with chunky chips and my date had the caesar salad. Waitresses were young, pretty and attentive. Desserts were enormous and we shared one. Only complaint is that the staff started wiping down at around 5pm and dragging chairs across the floor - this didn't help my companion's splitting hangover and I was tempted to ask for some tin foil to chew on just to finish her off. VAT included on bill - tips in a pot by the till. Worth it for the size of the portions!!!!!

We have visited the Salt's Diner on many occasions and I have to say on some occasions (usually mid…read moreweek) the service and attention was exceptionally good, but on other occasions (mainly weekends) the service has been disappointing. There are lots of highchairs and room for puchchairs but the menu isn't particularly child friendly, there are no specific options although they will let you order a half portion from the main menu. It's definitely not a cheap lunch out but if you go at the right time it's well worth a visit.

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.

Fire It Up is a diner set in one of the northern capitals of asian cuisine and quality fast food…read more With a contemporary feel with a touch of that classic American experience."Get the Diner Experience" under one roof giving you a selection from healthy steamed food like Peri Fired chicken, Paninis to Pizzas, Traditional Fish & chips, SFC, HMC Donners on Naan. We live by our slogan "#1 in selection. #1 in taste". What fuels us is the belief that one is given the freedom of food choice; food should taste good and everyone should enjoy it in an ambient, relaxing and friendly atmosphere. Our food is specially prepared using the finest of ingredients, olive oil, herbs and spices full of goodness. The Fire It Up Diner is the first in UK to have everything HMC approved (yes even the donner meat!), giving you that piece of mind.

A very nice gastropub with a unique selection of food and specials everyday that food is served. A…read morenice ambient atmosphere and you can feel the history in the building. Unfortunately a very small space for a pub if people are wanting to mill around, although they do have a second room for functions and occasionally moving diners or drinkers through to free up space.

From the owner: Welcome to Long Can Hall Country Pub serving the very best of gastro pub food in the sleepy Village…read moreof Wheatley, Halifax. A beautiful building dating back to 1637 and rumoured to have another 200 years history before this. We pride ourselves on delivering a professional and inviting establishment and we would like to welcome you to sample our new menus. Our Menu is available to sample from Wednesday to Thursday 12 -2pm 5pm 8.30pm Friday to Saturday 12-9pm Sunday 12-6pm As a traditional village pub we offer a selection of quality cask ales and wines, along with what you would expect to see in your local country pub. We look forward to greeting you soon at Long Can Hall. We are a family run business with over 60 years experience.

Excellent food and tastefully redecorated. We went as a party of four last weekend and were lucky…read moreenough to be seated straight away. I ordered the Halloumi skewers which came with sweet potato fries and salad-delicious. As a veggie there is often very little on the menu,but this one was brimming with choices. The other three diners had the Roast Beef Sunday Dinner. My partner said it was the best beef he had had in years. It came with the usual accompaniments and the option of an extra Yorkshire Pudding for £1!! They all decided this would be a good idea,however they had not expected two huge slices of beef and a big Yorkshire as standard!! If you get a chance to try it,do!

Set in Rodley, a rather lovely little part of Leeds en route to the airport, the Railway is a…read moresturdy pub, solidly built of stone. Whilst it sells an awful lot of food, it is still a drinking pub, rather than jumping on the gastropub trend. Diners and drinkers merge around the u-shaped bar area. If you're a fan of real ales, they have a few, though not a ridiculously large selection, which I think many would expect when entering such a place. The walls are littered with railway memorabilia, and it is a great place to take the kids, as this pub, unlike so many nearer the centre of town, has a play area, leaving you to indulge in food and booze without any hassle from the spawn.

From the owner: Public House serving real ales and home cooked food.read more

Very good greasy spoon diner. Quick & friendly service, good prices. Typical diner food with…read morebreakfast and sandwiches; I had a cheese omelette for lunch & the Mr had a full English breakfast. Not a very big menu but done well. They close early so go for brunch.

Yep I've got to give credit where it's due - this place is absolutely rocking it!…read more Ok so I love this neck of the woods anyway but this recent addition (4 months open) is a great option for coffee, ice cream, desserts and snacks - plus of course the waffles and pancakes which although I didn't get to try looked amazing and pretty cost effective at under a fiver each. We went for ice creams which were quality (so many choices - the Smarties one delighted my 2 year old daughter :-)) and I really want to return soon to get stuck into the waffles. Yes - I will be back, very very soon! *This area is a great setting to take a chilled family day out in - lovely park, lots of games for kids to play, slides and swings etc. Park down by the campsite for £2 all day parking.

My pancakes were soooooooooooo goooood and my milkhake was sooooooooo good 5 stars*************read more