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Where to eat Cafe food in Shipley: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Shipley, Bradford, England including Massarella's Cafe Bar & Fine Art, Interlude Tea Room & Emporium, The Olive Cafe, Salts Diner, Pickles Deli, The Rooftop Cafe, Buonissimo Delicatessen, Jeanette's Cakery, Cafe into the opera, The Cellar Trust Cafe
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10. The Cellar Trust Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
The Cellar Trust Cafe in Shipley is a great place to come and meet friends and enjoy a delicious lunch at very reasonable prices. We serve a selection of seasonal specials as well as a range of toasted sandwiches, paninis, cakes, biscuits, desserts, teas,
Reviewed By TravellersontheTyne
Came across this wonderful place and cause of the Cellar Trust by chance. They were busy prepping Christmas Dinner and the tables were beautifully decorated. But the friendly staff still had time to serve me a delicious mince pie and coffee. Will definitely return for a meal. An added bonus was that the part of the Trustâs Work is to support People back into work and betterhealth through work - great cafe and great project!
9. Cafe into the opera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By really_razamataz
Post-Hockney tea and cake. Absolutely lovely. My wife had the carrot cake and was very happy.I had the Yorkshire Scoundrel and who knew you ate it with lashings of butter and jam - I didn't but adding those made it taste even better (and naughtier).Loads of room (it was mid-afternoon), and I recommend it. Left a pretty big tip as I was that impressed!
8. Jeanette's Cakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Welcome to Jeanette's Cakery, our 1940s & 50s inspired Patisserie where we make all our cakes fresh from scratch, on the premises every day, using the finest ingredients. They are made the old-fashioned way, without the use of preservatives or stabilizers
Reviewed By Helen P
I took my niece and nephew, aged seven and one, for a post-park treat. What a disappointment.We arrived three minutes after the cafe opened, when only one other table (of six tables overall: itâs not a big place) was occupied.It took fifteen minutes for our drinks order to be taken, another fifteen minutes for the drinks to arrive and fifty minutes from our arrival for our lunches - two cheese and ham toasties and a sandwich, so not complicated - to arrive. Why couldnât the staff earn us on arrival that there would be a long wait for food, particularly when a customer has two small children with her?It felt quite amateurish actually. The two girls working at the cafe clearly had no clue about customer service. A great deal of effort had gone into the vintage style clothes, hair and make up, but very little into food preparation and service. One member of staff stood at the counter making coffee whilst the second appeared to spend at least half an hour assembling afternoon tea for one of the other tables. They are quite simply understaffed, as other reviews suggest.The childrenâs toasties, when they finally arrived, were pretty poor for £4.50 each. Supermarket thin sliced bread with not much filling. My egg mayo and rocket sandwich was made with cheap sliced brown bread and not much filling and had no rocket in it. When I questioned its absence I got a surly offer to add some. Why not just serve what you advertise? The children wanted a cake afterwards, which I agreed to despite wondering whether we had another fifty minutes to spare to wait for them. The staff member at the till served them up quickly but the choc fudge cake looked cheap and factory made - dry with a thin synthetic tasting filling and icing. My nephew left most of it.When paying, the staff member told me the price but I had to specifically ask to see the supporting bill, which had no numbers on it. Why not? I had to guess whether Iâd been charged the correct amount. I was informed that I couldnât keep the receipt because âit has to go on this spikeâ. I am a chartered accountant. I know how financial controls work. I do not understand the purpose of the spike after the food has been served. A copy bill was reluctantly written out for me. Amateurish.I wasnât asked what I thought of the food or the service. I suspect that the staff knew that they wouldnât like the answer. I asked the staff member at the till whether she was interested in feedback: she looked at me dumbfounded. I said, âIf youâre not interested in feedback, thatâs fine, I wonât give you anyâ, at which point she reluctantly listened to me tell her that the wait for food had been unreasonably long. It appears that it was the fault of the customers. Bad, bad customers. Yes, we had âall arrived at about the same timeâ and âit isnât usually like thatâ. The time we had all arrived was midday on Sunday, when the cafe opened. How is that a surprise to the staff?Other reviews mention long waits for food and drinks, so it clearly wasnât just us. I wouldnât go back. Mediocre food, ambitious prices, poor service, surly staff.As we left, the children said to me, âthat cafe was rubbish!â. I did not contradict them.
7. Buonissimo Delicatessen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By lilacrose2016
I visited here with my Mam and sat outside as we had our dogs too. The cake selection was good, I had carrot cake and Mam had orange and lemon cake. Both were delicious also had a coffee and tea. Worth the visit.
6. The Rooftop Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 113 reviews
We are a independent café and conferencing business set in Kala Sangam Arts centre. Fresh food and quality are the ethos of The Rooftop Café using locally sourced produce from the Yorkshire area. Serving fresh food,beer and wines in a light and airy envir
Reviewed By lauren635
Came here for breakfast after seeing all the amazing reviews expecting something out of this world but left feeling a little underwhelmed if Iâm honest. Sausages and bacon were undercooked and it had no atmosphere. On the positive prices were good and there were lovely views, waiter also very friendly, but I wouldnât rush back. Dear Lauren635Thank you for the review on you last visit. I am sorry you felt the sausage and bacon were under cooked. All the food is freshly cooked so sorry if you felt that was the case on your visit.On your photo it looks like the bacon is char grilled and the sausage is cooked but i will take this under advisement.We value both positive and negative feedback to help us improve for all customer.We are delighted you liked the view and the service was up to standard.RegardsThe Rooftop Cafe Team
5. Pickles Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Our deli and tearooms are foodie heaven!
Reviewed By mbetowler
My work colleague and I enjoyed a very tasty here one afternoon this week. Service is friendly, the cafe is busy, and the food is very tasty.We're delighted you found your lunch tasty, we aim to please! Thanks for taking the time to write the review.The Pickles team
4. Salts Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 583 reviews
Reviewed By ALISON H
Enjoyed my interesting take on Cesar's salad at Salt's Diner last weekend followed by a tasty Black Forest tart with clotted cream , both of which were homemade . Service was friendly too . There were half a dozen 'specials' on offer as well as the usual menu . Good place for food at any time of day . Love the dachshund themed crockery and paper napkins .
3. The Olive Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Margaret C
Called with my friend for a cuppa and scone. Quick and efficient service, pleasant staff and very comfortable atmosphere. Oh and mt scone was one of the very best I've had. Well worth a visit
2. Interlude Tea Room & Emporium
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Hidden away behind the indoor market, Interlude Tea Room brings an ambience and quality not often found in today's busy times. Great food, all made and baked on the premises (including their bread), wonderful service and a chance to chill out before retur
Reviewed By Nick F
Absultly brilliant afternoon tea. All home made cakes and scones. Huge pot of tea.Lashings of cream and jam. Really interesting decor and great service
1. Massarella's Cafe Bar & Fine Art
Overall Ratings
4 based on 525 reviews
Massarella's has established itself as one of the finest Cafe Bars in the area offering high quality soups, paninis, sandwiches, fine wines and local bottled beers, as well as serving superb coffee by Barista-trained coffee makers.Situated on Saltaire's m
Reviewed By davidsP5881MJ
One half of the family came from Manchester the other Leeds. There were major motorway problems which meant they were an hour late arriving. The owner was very sympathetic and kept our table open. The food was delicious had chicken on a crispy baguette. The rest of the family really enjoyed the food but even better was the hospitality. Thank you
