Author Amanda Wragg

Brook’s offers stellar food in Calderdale – and no storms and floods can but a dampener on that, writes Amanda Wragg.

It has long been contended that Sheffield is the Rome of Yorkshire. The Italian capital stands on seven hills, and Sheffield, being Sheffield, has at least as many. And at the top of one of them, stands the Punchbowl. It’s had a recent makeover and one, thankfully, that works.

The Waterside Restaurant by the Leeds & Liverpool Canal does great food but the retro vibe doesn’t do it any favours, writes Amanda Wragg.

The Halifax restaurant scene is thriving right now and True North is one of the reasons why, says Amanda Wragg. Pictures by Tony Johnson.

El Gato Negro brings the flavours of Spain to downtown Leeds and brightens up a winter’s day, writes Amanda Wragg.

Amanda Wragg pays a visit to The Millers Bar, Brighouse

It’s easy to forget that the Moorcock is also just a pub serving pints and bar snacks. Amanda Wragg pays a visit

Nordish is all about Scandinavian influences brought to life in a little corner of West Yorkshire, writes Amanda Wragg. Pictures by Gerard Binks.

Things have changed at Stubbing Wharf since Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath used to drink there as Amanda Wragg discovers

Glør might be small but its dishes are big on flavour, writes Amanda Wragg who is full of praise for another Halifax foodie hotspot. Pictures by James Hardisty.