Top Best Italian Restaurants in Malham Cove

"Run by the friendly owner Bruno who originates from Rome, all the food and drink in this café is influenced from his heritage and traditions. Their products are all about the Italian and Mediterranean lifestyle, fresh, light, tasty and scrumptious!. Enjoy a large range of products in their delicatessen from pasta, sauces, coffee, cured meat, cheese and vegetables."

"Casa Rastelli is a family run, Italian-style cafe in Lancaster. With the deal they will be serving up homemade cakes, fresh deli items, ice cream sundaes, Italian dishes and so much more. View this post on Instagram"

"21/05/2021: Ordered a vegetarian meal but got a meat one, I was sick in the toilets for half an hour, really shocked about this, have never experienced it after 21 years of being a vegetarian. 02/04/2021: First time ordering from Marcos. One word, Excellent!"

"25 Sun Street, Lancaster LA1 1EW, EnglandReservations, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full BarCafe, European, British, Mediterranean, Contemporary, Fusion, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late NightHK$424 - HK$667+44 1524 845599"

"26/05/2021: Without booking,my partner,her son and i checked in on Etna last Saturday.As usual,a warm greeting from Mimmo and Domenico was forthcoming.We had Veal,Pasta and a delicious Quattro Staggioni with very quaffable house red!. Even though Etna was packed,service from the young team was prompt and efficient.It was like being in Palermo with the proud Italian colours adorning the Restraurant frontage.Only Restaurant in town where you have an authentic taste of Italy from start to finish.It should be after over 30 years in Lancaster!!. Mimmo`s historic Tiramasu followed with espresso.No complaints from us!"

"22 Otley Road, Baildon, Bradford BD17 7HB EnglandItalian, PizzaDinner, Late NightReservations, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+44 1274 597583http://www.sanangelobaildon.co.uk/"

"07/06/2021: We are new to toby carvery Keighley but I must say this is the best one we have been too, the staff was brilliant and the veg options were amazing, we will defiantly be returning!. 04/06/2021: Went back after 2 years but disappointed. The carvery is good and good value, but almost no choice if you don't want the carvery - we ended up having the carvery meat with an apology for a salad (just lettuce, shaved cucumber and carrots)."

"Crafting classic British roasts every day of the week, Toby Carvery presents a crowd-pleasing feast. Select from tender slow-cooked meats, a variety of vegetables and hand-ruffled potatoes (each of which are checked to ensure they're crisped and…"

"The Woodland, 849 Blackpool Road, Lea, Preston, Lancashire, PR2 1QS. Sizzling Pubs do a excellent value breakfast with unlimited help-yourself tea or coffee up to 12 noon. You can go for the Sizzling Breakfast (Two juicy pork sausages, two rashers of grilled back bacon, two fried free-range eggs, grilled tomato, grilled flat mushroom, potato and onion hash, Heinz® baked beans and your choice of unlimited white or wholemeal toast with butter. Served sizzling on a skillet, or on a plate if you prefer), or just porridge or white or brown toast."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Martin Clark used under CC BY-SA 2.0. Bingley Five-Rise Locks is a staircase lock, on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal of Bingley. As the name infers, a vessel going through the lock is lifted or brought down in five phases."

"At Langcliffe above the east bank of the Ribble there’s an otherworldly industrial relic erected by the Craven Lime Company in 1873. The Hoffmann Kiln, named for its inventor Friedrich Hoffmann, processed limestone blocks into burnt lime, which was vital for arable farms, as well as textiles, paper-making and producing mortar for construction. This took place in 22 burning chambers, arranged in a circuit, with openings to the sides where the lime could be moved to railway wagons alongside."

"We were on our way to Malhamdale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, about an hour north and a bit west of Leeds, when we spotted a church tower in the rural community of Kirkby Malham and decided to take a look. What we found was a charming 15th-century parish church nestled in a churchyard on a side lane in a community too small even for the designation of “village.” The church, however, serves a large parish of 37 square miles. Entering the church, we noticed a small, modern statue of St. Michael located in a niche above the entrance."