Location: Wakefield
Top Restaurants in Wakefield
Top Things to do in Wakefield
- 1. National Coal Mining Museum for England
- 2. Newmillerdam Country Park
- 3. Theatre Royal Wakefield
- 4. Yorkshire Sculpture Park
- 5. Nostell Priory and Parkland
- 6. Waterton Discovery Centre and Angler's Country Park
- 7. Wakefield Cathedral
- 8. The Hepworth Wakefield
- 9. Pugneys Country Park
- 10. Sandal Castle
England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Wakefield
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Wakefield. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you.. Wakefield is a city in West Yorkshire, England, on the River Calder and the eastern edge of the Pennines, which had a population of 99,251 at the 2011 census.
Things to do in Wakefield
10. Blacker Hall Farm
Overall Ratings
3 based on 982 reviews
Good Quality food specialising in steak but with vegetarian options available.Lovely rustic setting in converted barn good choice of wine but limited choice of beers.Only open friday and Saturday night and very busy so would advise to book.Service left a
Reviewed By Catherine M
I have been here many times so this review is really overdue! The farm shop is so extensively stocked with such a variety of fruits, vegetables, meats and fish, as well as an amazing delicatessen. There is a gift shop, a flower/plant shop and a beautifully clean cafe. I usually go midweek and have the quiche and salad which is always scrumptious but today, being Sunday, I tried the beef roast dinner. Divine! The veggies were al dente - just as I like them - and everything was hot and fresh. Will I go again? You bet I will!
9. Deli Central
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Local delicatessen selling everything from wine and olives to lunch time sandwiches and wine tasting events.
Reviewed By Hazel R
Had another excellent lunch at Deli Central. We decided to have the sharing platter, what a surprise, the salads were very tasty and the ham was amazing, the homemade quiche was so nice, the platter only cost £9.95. Had a wonderful pot of tea and my husband had an enormous homemade scone. We will try to visit more often.
8. Yorkshire Sculpture Park Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 291 reviews
Reviewed By MissAnneJ
Not seeing a separate TA listing for the Weston so adding the review here since itâs all YSP catering. Modern wooden decor with benches outside for those with dogs or sun worshippers. Thereâs a good menu with a mix of adventurous healthy items and traditional favourites like burgers. Lots of drinks available and the smoothie was delicious! Our waitress was super helpful and very efficient despite an absolutely packed restaurant. Not the cheapest but itâs quality food and I was happy to pay to support the YSP given the very cheap entry (car park) fee.Highly recommended.
7. Trinity Bakehouse & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Our bacon, sausage and eggs are provided by local farms and butchers. We pride ourselves on our quality and value for money. We also buy our beef, pork and chicken from a local butcher, our pies are sometimes baked in the cafe kitchen, but are generally p
Reviewed By DennisJW
What was once a fabulous cafe has taken a nosedive. One particular member of staff is atrocious - she has been there for our last three visits, and is more interested in serving her family than other customers. Severe lack of customer service skills.Thanks for your review Dennis, I have had a word with the waitress and it won't happen again. I can only apologise for her lack of customer skills on these occasions. Thanks again for brinig this to my attention.
6. Cafe 19
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By Fr0glet
I went here for breakfast after reading the reviews - the food (I went for the non-fried "healthy breakfast") was fine and good value, but the pervasive smell of stale rancid cooking fat would put me off of going again - and I managed to sit in front of the open door.
5. The Cafe at National Coal Mining Museum for England
Overall Ratings
4 based on 315 reviews
Welcome to the cafe at the National Coal Mining Museum. The Museum's cafe is open 9 am to 5pm every day. Why not call in for delicious, locally-sourced, freshly-cooked food, gorgeous cakes and a hot or cold drink with a range of specials on offer each day
Reviewed By sheepygold
We came in for some food. The scone was ok if a bit dry but the sausage in a roll was good. Tea and coffee was ok too.
4. Create Cafe Wakefield
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By JohnScarr70
Beautiful hand made burgers and a brisket sandwich. Really well put together food. As a cafe setting this establishment is well on par with the better quality eateries and is worth a visit. The interior is comfortable. Seems a little unusual being part of Wakefield One, the council's HQ. Or perhaps really convenient. In any event, recommend.
3. Seed Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 307 reviews
Reviewed By Waketrip
I've been here on several occasions previously, though albeit not for a year or so. On a rare day off, I decided to treat my wife to lunch as we'd always enjoyed going there in the past (it's the other side of Wakefield to where we live, so a visit necessitates a 16-mile round trip). We arrived today to find the place not too busy, so were seated immediately by a pleasant young lady.The table we sat at initially was very tatty, and we were in a corner, so we moved to a more central position. As I approached the counter to order, a man walked back to his table and the young lady at the counter held out an outstretched palm towards me (which I consider rude in itself), saying "Just a minute. I'm still serving that gentleman". I let that go without comment and ordered our food. The lady became more civil from that point on, and, to her credit, checked with me about my needs when I asked for gluten free bread. Now, I probably wouldn't have mentioned the above, thinking that I was being a bit over-sensitive and out of touch, if the meals had been great (as they had always been on previous visits), but when they came, both looked pitifully small when it's noted that they cost approximately £10 each. Also, my plate was cold, so what food there was did not stay very warm. I like to be as fair and honest as possible in my reviews. If I have any issues, I always raise them with the staff at the time of my visit to give them the opportunity to address my concerns. In other words, I don't pretend that everything is fine, then vent my spleen on Trip Advisor. So, when a very nice waitress came to clear our table and asked if everything had been okay, we politely told her what we thought. i.e. That the portions served did not reflect value for money. She was very understanding and went to speak to the chef, returning shortly afterwards to inform us that the chef had stated that "the portions have always been the same size" (though a cursory glance around showed that other diners had much larger amounts on their plates, and my wife had had the same meal previously - open steak sandwich, and where before she had had it on a large teacake, now it was on a small slice of bread). The inference was that we were simply awkward customers. Well, chef, you may be right or you may not, but I wish I'd taken a photo now of my gluten free pastrami sandwich as evidence. So, I'm afraid the only people we were at all impressed with were the lady who originally seated us and the waitress who spoke to the chef. I really don't like putting less than positive reviews on this site, but the response of the powers-that-be at the Seed Room was very disappointing.
2. Bear Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 185 reviews
Bear Kitchen. Fast Food with Attitude. Honest, ethical and quality fast food We have a small number of eat in-tables available, as well as an extensive takeaway menu that is available to collect or be delivered (through the Deliveree app).
Reviewed By M5190QPadamm
If you want the perfect experience from start to finish then look no further than this hidden gem. ( Itâs not size what counts itâs how you use the space, if itâs busy itâs 100% in your interest to wait for a table or have a takeaway. The passion from the staff about their products bowled me over & when the waitress explained anything on the menu can be rearrange & make your order bespoke. WOW ( My Wife fancied pancakes with syrup & crispy bacon the chefs went out their way to make them for her, this werenât even on the menu.... ) Absolutely blown away !!!! The food looks good & tastes amazing & thatâs an understatement.The service is excellent attentive & friendly, plus the atmosphere was made even better with the back room team were sing so cool.Itâs mid priced & thatâs for the customers benefit, if this establishment was in a major City you would pay at least double. ( We definitely would !!! )
What to do and see in Wakefield, United Kingdom (UK): The Best Places and Tips
1. Taste Buds @ The Station
Overall Ratings
5 based on 146 reviews
Taste Buds @ the station is a modern independent coffee shop located in the architecturally wonderful Wakefield Kirkgate station. We pride ourselves in serving quality food and drink. Our coffees are hand crafted by our brilliant baristas and everything a
Reviewed By Q8425IGandrewm
Well itâs not often that I use Wakefield Kirkgate Station but when I do I will get there early !!!This cafe is the absolute best cafe that I have eaten at in sometime. The coffee is exquisite, the back sandwich is the best I have had in years. Great ingredients, clean, comfortable and with excellent service.An absolute gem !!!!
