Stayed at Galtres Lodge and ate here. The ingredients were noticeably fresh, which I really appreciate. It felt like a step above typical pub food.

Service was pretty good. Mark in particular was attentive and knew the menu well. It made for a nice, relaxed evening. The only slight letdown was a bit of a wait for our mains, but nothing major.

Been coming here for years, and the beer selection is always spot on. Eight cask ales on, including a couple of porters last time. That glass-walled cellar upstairs is a nice touch. Just a solid, reliable pub.

The summer menu pizza was the standout. Thin, crisp base with a nice char, and the nduja sausage had a good kick. The beer garden setting was fine, but honestly, I was just there for the food.

Service is always so friendly here. Zubayer and Anik are lovely, they remember you and make you feel looked after. It&#39;s a nice touch that makes a difference.

Nice little cafe in the park. The food was tasty and the prices were fair, which is always a plus.

Sunday breakfast spot. Got a table quickly, which was a plus. Avocado toast with beetroot and goat&#39;s cheese was a solid choice. Service was well-timed, coffee was good. No fuss, got the job done.

The lunch deal box is a nice option. I had the Yellowstone burger with French onion and hash brown, which was really tasty. The beef dripping fries were full of flavour. The booths are quite comfortable, which made for a relaxed meal.

The decor really transports you, feels like you&#39;re in a bustling Middle Eastern market. Food was solid and the portions are huge for the price.

Popped in for a coffee and ended up staying for lunch. The food is genuinely fresh and tasty &ndash; had a really nice sandwich. Staff are friendly too. It&#39;s become a bit of a habit when I&#39;m in Wetherby.

The North Sea oysters were fresh and nicely presented. The tiger prawn starter was a pretty good mix of flavours.

The handwritten birthday card and little dessert were a thoughtful touch. I was particularly impressed with their wine list - the sommelier suggested a lovely bottle that paired beautifully with our mains. Made the evening feel a bit more special.

The cocktails are seriously good. They&#39;ve clearly put a lot of thought into each one, makes it tough to choose!

Decent spot for a quick bite. The burger was pretty good, definitely better than the usual fast food fare. Prices are a bit steep, but it&#39;s fine for a treat now and then.

That focaccia. So light and soft. Had it with the tomato salad. Pasta was good too, but the bread was the star. Staff were chill about my friend&#39;s gluten thing.

The Dynamite chicken and prawns were the star of the show, really flavourful. The prawns were particularly good. I had a nice glass of white wine with it, which cut through the richness perfectly. A solid choice for the mains.

Been coming here for years, and the team always remembers my daughter. They still make her those little &#39;mini coffees&#39; with a smile. It&#39;s that kind of consistent, friendly service that keeps us coming back. A real neighbourhood spot.

The chicken tikka masala had a good depth of flavour, the sauce was rich and creamy. The meat was tender enough. Could have used a bit more heat for my taste, but the balance of spices was solid.

Tofu pad thai for a quick lunch. Noodles weren&#39;t dry, sauce was good. Plenty of veggies, tofu was fried nicely. Got it in under 10 minutes, which is what I needed. Solid choice when you&#39;re in a rush.

Been coming here since they opened. The Bao Boy menu is a bit on the pricey side, but I keep coming back for the imported beer selection. Always find something new to try on tap. Table service is a nice touch too.

Friendly staff, and they actually have a gluten-free menu which is a plus. The wait for our food was around 20 minutes, but the portions were huge. No trouble getting a table.

Popped in solo and had the three-course meal. The ingredients were incredibly fresh, especially in the starter.

Came for a birthday dinner. The pasta was lovely and the lamb cooked just right. But honestly, the portions felt a bit small for the price. Left still a little peckish, which was a shame.

The staff were very friendly and attentive, which made our dining experience enjoyable despite the restaurant being busy.

The vegan pizza and garlic bread were really good for a regular pub. Comfy booths made it a nice, easy meal.

Lovely afternoon tea! The scones were still warm, and the clotted cream was spot on. Free tea refills are a nice touch. The teacups are so pretty, felt like a proper treat.

Lamb belly on sourdough was solid. Service from Maria was efficient and friendly. Convenient spot for a quick lunch.

Nice little spot, really cosy. Popped in for a coffee and a read. The decor is lovely, but my latte was &pound;4.50. Felt a bit steep for what it was, you know?

Been here a few times. The wine list is decent, not overpriced. Goes nicely with their grilled meats, which are pretty solid. Good for a casual dinner.

The chicken and corn soup was quite nice. It had clearly been simmering for a good while, with tender chicken and soft corn. A decent, comforting dish.

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