Lovely Scandinavian inspired cafe. The staff were super friendly and completely professional, an…read moreabsolute credit to the cafe. We will definitely be coming back, the hot chocolate was sublime.

From the owner: Speciality espresso bar.read more

Called in here for Sunday breakfast, the "full Yorkshire breakfast" was superb !!…read more There is also a farm shop to browse around.

In Headingley, where lovely independent cafes and coffee shops are far from rare, Bare Coffee still…read moremanages to stand out as being somewhere special. The cafe is tiny. There are a few tables and chairs inside but I think the capacity for customers must be about 10. Outside at the front there are a couple more tables and there are a few more in the back garden. Fortunately we were able to find space at a table in the back. The atmosphere indoors is chaotic but fun, three members of staff shout orders and jokes to each other behind the tiny coffee bar, each of them laughing and jostling for space. You get the impression that your order won't be delivered very quickly but that it will be worth the wait, and the chaos is exciting rather than stressful, the laughter is infectious. This contrasts to the garden areas which are far more relaxed. Personally, given the right weather, I could happily spend all day here. It's perhaps more of a courtyard than a garden, but it's lined with plants, including strawberry plants. The strawberries were just starting to ripen during my visit and I couldn't help worndering if they use them in their recipes. I ordered the Spanish picadillo hash. It came with fried potatoes, cherry tomatoes, chorizo, black pudding and a fried egg. My sister's enormous veggie breakfast came with sourdough toast (all the bread comes from the Leeds Bread Co-op and loaves are available to buy from the cafe), mushrooms, eggs, cherry tomatoes and leak and cheese veggie sausages. We also both ordered delicious Soy lattes, the coffee is North Star. Everything was exactly as delicious as it sounds. If you're in the Headingley area and looking for brunch I really doubt you could find anything better.

Best coffee shop in Leeds. The food is amazing, the service is on point and the ambiance is…read moreperfect. They have a limit on the amount of time you can work from there.

This place serves proper coffee, it's in the Laynes espresso league!…read more This is a very good thing, Leeds needs more of these and no more chains, don't get me wrong I frequent them too! This place is a hidden gem tucked behind HSBC.

Delightful Bakewell tart and tea for an afternoon celebration. They welcomed a group of us for…read morepudding with open arms and delicious food. Inside is warm, green, and just a touch rustic.

Delicious brunch and a lovely setting! We came for breakfast…read moreand then a walk and this was perfect. The breakfast was yummy and well cooked and we wi definitely be back!

Disrespectful staff accusing me of stealing when the cashier just didn't charge me properly…read more Threatening me and accusing me when I was a normal customer who just came into the store to mind my business eat my panini but the bad attitude and anger ruined the whole experience. I do not recommend, I will never come back, the worst cafe in wortley. Disrespectful staff! Bad attitude! And a whole load of anger mismanagement!

Finding myself in the area I took the opportunity to call back for a second bite of the errrr…read morepanini. Once again the welcome was warm and genuine (I'll check this again after the first flush of newness has passed). There is a varied menu available but I am a neo-traditionalist and decided on a chilli chicken panini. I have to say I enjoyed every bite but there didn't seem to be as many bites as I'd like for the money (although with their special deal it was only £3.50 for the panini and a coffee). This feels a comfortable place to take a break, so much so that I almost found myself joining in with the staff's banter.

Lovely little cafe in Holbeck, a short walk from the train station and city centre. Serves super…read morenice coffee, all sorts of fruity brews and really good snacky food. Think door-wedge sandwiches, freshly made soups, salads, sushi etc. They also have local produce in stock - I bought some Yorkshire Honey in there the other day. Gorgeous. Price isn't cheap but - you get what you pay for. There's not much room to sit in but good for taking friends / clients. You could sit outside on the patch of 'grass' - but I'd wait for the summer months for that. Staff are super friendly and there's a selection of magazines / papers to grab if you're feeling the need to consume some literature along with your nosh. They tweet too - @outofthewoodsuk - in a nice personal way. Watch out for the cupcakes on the counter, they're very hard to not buy.

Opened in December, the second Out of the Woods in Leeds adds a delightful offering to Granary…read moreWharf. With such a fantastic reputation and community following from the first Out of the Woods on Water Lane in Holbeck Urban Village, the new juice bar serves coffee, soup, smoothies, juice, sandwiches, all things wholesome, just as good if not better than the last. In all the madness of opening a new shop in the christmas period, Ross & Jon (OOTW parents) even had time to open a 'pop-up' Christmas Shop also in Granary Wharf - selling gift boxes and presents that my parents loved. The interior is chic, so is the graphic or 'branding', very simple and decadent but most of all the staff are genuinely lovely. Out of the Woods provides very affordable prices for high quality local produce and excellent personal service. I have, like most, a thing for good coffee and well delivered service with a sense that your custom is valued. For me this is exactly what Out of the Woods is about and does a damn good job at that! Get down there for a coffee / meeting, lunch date, walk along the canal, breakfast before work, comfortable chat, healthy smoothie. etc, etc. I cannot recommend it enough. OH, THEY HAVE FREE WI-FI!!!! THANK YOU Out of the Woods.

A village coffee shop that offers a varied food menu of hot and cold food - with A daily specials…read moreboard and a range of hot, cold and alcoholic drinks. WiFi is free and the staff are friendly and efficient. Limited on site parking is supplemented by street parking. Our food & drinks came fresh and piping hot. With a hairdressers upstairs and local art for sale it was a good stop for our lunch as we drove through this village.

From the owner: Family independent cafe and coffee shop. Speciality coffee and teas. Full English breakfast,…read morebrunch specials, lunch and homemade cake. Dog friendly inside and out. Come and explore the beautiful historic village of Bunbury, Tarporley.

The higher end of average cocktails, lovely staff, I didn't have cake, but they looked of a…read morepatisserie valerie type. There's outdoor seating, inside is a little dark, especially on a grey day. I think my main issue with it, is that it seems to attract a particular type of clientele (no offence to customers- bitchier versions of my Mother (also, no offence to my lovely Mother)) which can be a little off putting.

My wife (American) struggles to find any bartender who really knows how to make a dirty martini…read morehere in the UK. Finally, whilst vacationing in the lakes, we found the Fizzy Tarté which sells itself as a champagne and pastry bar, however... their cocktails are worthy of attention too. The service was certainly attentive and we enjoyed our short break from souvenir and clothes shopping (OK I was mainly there to carry the bags!) Pop in sometime and see if you can put the bartender to the test... I think you'd be pleasantly surprised!

ERMAGERD. Yeah yeah yeah yeah, I KNOW GUYS. I know. I'm late to the party. So late you're already…read morethinking about the next one. You already know. I'm THAT guy who's all like, LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT THIS GREAT NEW PLACE, but you knew it was here for like, a gajillion years! You don't even need me to tell you. I get it. You know the secret. Or, the not-secret. But let's JUST BACK UP A SECOND. Alright, using all-caps is well lazy and I could use my good-words to show you how much I loved the burgers here. Fair do. But maybe I just want to shout, 'puter style, because the absolute grease-dream of a mouth party that these guys are about just makes me incompetent at sentences. Or, maybe that's the extreme amount of calories fuzzing my brain-thoughts. I love burgers so much I might do a cry. SuperlativeSuperlativeSuperlative. It's kinda between them and Shake Shack right now. (All right, Get Baked need a mention too.) Why can't I eat these every day? What is the science behind why they taste so good? Who am I, anyway? There are many questions. Five Guys have the answers to most of them.

It's good but it's not great. I ordered the little cheeseburger, the little fries and a soda. I got…read morea bit confused as i got as many chips as my friend which she ordered regular fries the only difference was half of my chips were chucked in my bag...oh well..I ordered the chips with the Cajun spice on it. If i say they drowned the chips with it would be an understatement. There was a massive selection of soda of which i was impressed with the fact that they had all their versions of the soda you can have in zero version without the sugar. The burgers were good but not great...it was meh, better than what would get in mcdonalds or burger king and they should be with the price they had it. I couldn't stop feeling though that i over payed because of the brand instead of the product. I mean it was a burger, chips and a drink served in a paper bag for almost £11.