Author Amanda Wragg

The Hawthorn is Haworth’s newest eatery and, says Amanda Wragg, ‘Dear reader, relax there’s not a single reference to the Brontës’.

What do you get when three young, visionary types put their collective minds to injecting some zing into Halifax’s burgeoning drinking and music scene? The Alexandra Beer House and Lantern, that’s what.

Has the small plates phenomenon run its course? Not if Home at Lindley is anything to go by, says Amanda Wragg. Pictures by Tony Johnson.

All together now: On Ilkla Moor baht ’at ...

Upstairs in a Bradford tennis club may be an odd location, but the good people behind the Hidden Kitchen have served an ace, says Amanda Wragg.

What do you do when you’ve taken voluntary redundancy from working as a children’s centre manager? Why, open a micropub in a busy market town, of course

Amanda Wragg finds things are changing very much for the better in one corner of Calderdale when she visits Cage Thai Tapas

What do you call a record shop that also sells real ale? Sound Bar, of course.

Closed following an arson attack, Amanda Wragg finds the Fleece in Addingham has definitely risen from the ashes

It is situated on a busy road and opened in the harshest of winters, but Lokanta is a ray of Mediterranean sunshine on a plate, says Amanda Wragg.