On our trip to Leeds for an event, we got here slightly early, and decided to have a wonder around this mall. Got here at 6pm so quite a few places had closed. One thing we were desperate for was the loo! Nice enough toilets and quite easy to find, however my toilet did not flush! Clearly didn’t flush for the few users before me either. Slightly mortifying. We had planned to come back here for food after our event (either Five Guys, Tortilla, That Ziki) but we were quite tired and decided to head straight home! I’d love to come back here and properly explore/shop one day!

I call this building Leeds Corn Ex-change Rotunda, shops. Visitors like us, saying Good morning to Locals, with a smile, makes this lovely market, brighter with Colours. Well done Job.. to buy a lovely item or a dress.. thank you Leeds & hi you !! Don't miss this Rotunda, "from inside" ....chxx

Washrooms could be a lot better. But a wide range of restaurants, tech centres, clothing. Really busy on weekends. A one stop destination to do all your shopping

Amazing service! (Trinity Leeds Customer services.) About three weeks ago, I was having an issue online with an order from 'Zara'. I called 'Leeds Trinity's, in the hope that they could put me through. Unfortunately, Zara don't have a customer service number that I could get them on, which makes any number superfluous. I was trying to get to know where an order that was a week late was. Fortunately, my hero 'Lorella' from customer services, went above and beyond. She not only tried to contact them for me, but took my number to call me back, as I was on the school run. After waiting a while to get hold of someone, she finally did & found out that what I ordered was no longer in stock. This wasn't good customer service from them, as I hadn't received any email notifying me, or that I would be getting a refund. I was very thankful to Lorella, for taking the time to help me out, as she was very empathetic & showed exactly what good customer service is. She got nothing in the way of a sale or anything else, it was just to help me, & she re affirmed that some companies employ people who will go above & beyond to deliver that great standard! Thank you again Lorella, you're a credit to 'Trinity Leeds'.

Good place to shop in Leeds, Bradford, or the Huddersfield area. There are plenty of options with big and small brands. Good food court options and the general atmosphere is comfortable and cool.

I love visiting the Trinity, mainly for the Apple store but there are a lot of great stores available, M&S right on the edge of the centre is really convenient and so is the Boots store, there’s lots of restaurants too where you can bob in for lunch or an evening meal. There’s a cinema too but I haven’t made use of this. They have a nice and helpful customer service point that you can find on the maps which are situated on each floor. Even just for walking around and grabbing a bite and a coffee it’s generally a nice please to visit.

Summer holiday event in Leeds City Centre – Wonderland Awaits, featuring a huge Cheshire Cat smile on the glass roof of Trinity Leeds that makes people stop and take photos.

Absolutely fun exploring around, stunning Victorian Dome architecture indeed. Scrumptious food shops, valid reason packed with locals and visitors alike. Impressed with what Leeds local market has to offer. Cheers.

Wonderful quirky place to go. There are an amazing variety of quirky unique shops, a very good cafe and an excellent cheese shop where you can buy lots of cheeses and snacks and have a wide variety of cheese based delights, including a truly delicious fondue.

Leeds Corn Exchange is such a unique and beautiful building! 🏛️✨ The architecture is stunning inside and out, and it has such a vibrant, creative atmosphere. It’s full of independent shops, quirky boutiques, and little cafés that make it a joy to wander around. The mix of history and modern culture is perfect, and it really feels like the heart of Leeds’ independent scene. A must-visit if you’re in the city.

Such a gorgeous building. It’s old and such a joy to look around with some amazing shops. I just wish there was an easy way to get to the second floor, I really wanted to go up but with my toddler and the pram it was never going to happen.

An iconic Leeds must visit spot! Such an architecturally interesting building with some really cool shops!

Stunning building. Lines and design is gorgeous. Visited day and night was great. In the night was just beautiful. Definitely reccomend even for just a quick walk around tbe building to view the beauty of the stone work. Wow.

Beautiful architecture. Lots of interesting shops and eateries. Definitely worth a visit.

Victoria Gate in Leeds is a stylish, modern shopping spot with high-end stores and cool architecture. Great for shopping, dining, and a fun day out in the city.

A great space, filled with shops and a restaurant. Sad to see empty spaces to rent. There is a great Alice in Wonderland set up for the kids. I didn’t see the staff this time around but have seen them previously, all dressed up in theme interacting with the kids.

Compared with last year’s Monopoly themed event, this year is clearly much weaker! Although the installations are grand and dazzling, very attractive for photo taking and social media, the activity of searching for hidden playing cards within the installations is just a decent parent-child activity. However, the staff merely stood around chatting, offering no guidance or introductions, and some landmarks didn’t even have staff present. The main character, Alice, was nowhere to be seen; the Mad Hatter and the White Rabbit just rushed past laughing, with no intention of stopping to take photos with participants. Last year, staff were dressed in gorgeous costumes, but this year they only wore printed t-shirts. In the end, the art installations became nothing more than photo backdrops.

You can find many shops next to the entrance and then at the far end is the entrance to the John Lewis store. Great selection of stores. A great place for a quick snack or coffee for lunch break after work or even on a day out with the family. Absolutely loved the place, very modern and quiet. Loved the modern open ceiling design. Huge John Lewis department store inside. Fantastic, would definitely go back when I’m in Leeds again. A great shopping centre really well laid out and very clean pretty much every major shop that you would need including some lovely independents too.

A shopping centre with luxury shops. There are a couple of restaurants, nova. It's a small shopping centre in general, unless you consider Leeds Market and Victoria Quarter. I understand it's all separate, or just different buildings but one shopping centre

I recently visited Victoria Leeds, and it was a fantastic shopping experience! The centre beautifully combines historic charm with modern design, highlighted by its stunning stained-glass canopy and elegant arcades. It offers a wide variety of shops, from luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Mulberry to popular high-street stores such as John Lewis. The dining options are excellent, with places like The Ivy providing a perfect spot to relax after shopping. The staff across the centre were friendly and helpful, and the atmosphere felt lively yet welcoming. Whether you’re looking to shop, dine, or just enjoy the architecture, Victoria Leeds is definitely worth a visit.

Victoria Leeds I am to understand is a shopping and leisure area in the city centre. It has some of the best retail architecture you could ever find. I loved the covoured arcades that I can image are very welcome in some of our wet and cold weather although it was beautiful and sunny when I visited. It goes to show that we must keep the old buildings and renovate them as Leeds have done with their city centre. I also noticed that the whole area looked remarkably clean and neat for a city center. Definitely a must visit if you are looking for a remarkable experience.

We had a great time visiting the Bradford Science and Media Museum. The exhibits are engaging, interactive, and perfect for visitors of all ages. I especially loved the hands-on science displays and the fascinating film and TV history sections. The staff were friendly and helpful, making the experience even better. The gentleman giving the talk about the planets was fun and engaging. The museum offers a great mix of education and fun, with plenty of opportunities to explore and learn in a lively environment. Whether you’re interested in science, technology, or media, this museum is definitely worth a visit.

100% worth a visit. Free entry for most but a fee exhibits you pay extra to go in. The video game floor is by far the best £3 and you can play loads of retro and classic video games. (Also makes me feel old that video games are in a museum 😢)

Free entry to a fun packed, interactive experience. Suitable for all ages. No time limits. Small entry charges to some exhibits. A great family day out. Cafe and toilets.

Good museum with free entry. Wonderlab was the kids favourite area. Spent around 2 hours. Lifts take ages so easy to just use stairs. Has a gift shop.

Great variety of interactive and engaging exhibits, covering everything from photography to the internet. Good overall, and the free entry makes it fantastic value.

Oh the nostalgia! I used to visit here as a kid (maybe 15 years ago 😳). My visit today was the perfect combination of childhood memories and brand new experiences and IT’S FREE! Five floors of exhibitions…something for everyone. It’s a must if you’re in the area.

Lots of photo ops at You Matter. Sound and Vision is a new gallery that talks about technology used in cinema, press, radio and media. Enjoy the fairies story and the Foley interactive most!

What an incredible place, if you are like myself you will need multiple trips to take in everything. We spent the entire day basically going around the ruins and didn't even get chance to go in the Hall or the deer park. Stunning place and it is lovely to see it busy as well, and not to mention how well maintained it is. English heritage and National Trust free entry which is a bonus. Highly recommended place to go and like I said maybe two days to explore the entire site properly but wow you won't regret it.

Wow, what a place! Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Gardens completely blew me away. The abbey ruins are absolutely stunning – huge, dramatic, and full of atmosphere. You can just wander around and lose yourself in the history. The gardens are gorgeous too – so beautifully designed with lakes, statues, little follies, and surprise viewpoints. Catching a glimpse of the abbey from across the water is like something out of a painting. We also spotted deer in the park which was a bit of a treat! Loads of walking routes to choose from, so you can do a quick wander or spend the whole day exploring. There’s also two good on-site cafes, one at the visitor centre, and one lakeside venue. There are also plenty of picnic spots if you bring your own. The whole place is spotless and really well looked after. This was one of the best days out I’ve had in ages – peaceful, scenic, and full of history. It is also a World Heritage Site to boot, so you are in for a treat!

We attends an evening event with a male voice choir which was just lovely. To explore the ruins in the dark/by torchlight gave it a very different feel. The acoustics for the concert were brilliant and gave me goosebumps! We will definitely return in the daytime to see it again. Nice to do something different, we had a great time.

It's a magical place. The Abbey is large and it is in good condition considering it's hundreds of years old. You could spend quite sometime here enjoying the Abbey. There is alot to see on the estate.

Absolutely Stunning place to visit. The grounds are immense and walks were beautiful. So we'll looked after. I'll definitely be going back to see the rest of it, it is so vast. Tip. Go early and take a pick nic if it's nice, or enjoy the cafe on site.

The Abbey is beautiful and nd there is so much to see in the grounds. The Mill, Hall and the walk by the river through the woods to a lovely view point. The pools and statues are great. There are toilets and cafes in the grounds. Spent 5 hours there and still didn't get to see the deer park and church.

Visited over the New Year A great set of ruins with plenty of information boards. The site is large so a fair bit of walking involved if you want to take in the gardens, follies & the church,though this isn't open during the winter months but looks spectacular. A coffee shop & seating avaliable near the lake & toilets, as well as near the entrance. The only downside was the amount of children climbing over the ruins,sometimes with big drops, let alone the importance of preserving them. An adequate play area is avaliable.

Lovely place to have lunch. Great value for money and good tasting food. Great wide choice. It's a type of quick and yummy experience. We share with our 7 year old, two main meals. Plenty to go around. Drinks are also priced decently. We love it.

Went here with a friend for the first time! 😍 The food was nice with decent sized portions. I ordered noodles with prawns for protein as part of the meal and it was lovely! I couldn't finish, but the staff kindly gave me my own takeaway box to pack myself when asked, and were efficient when delivering our meal. The atmosphere was quite noisy, especially as it was late at 8/9pm and multiple conversations were happening. Overall though, it is a nice place to eat at with a friend or two! ❤️

Place feels very similar to places in Thailand. Portion sizes are large and will definitely fill you up. Service was very helpful and kind. Tom yum was good, perfect amount of spicy-ness. Pad Thai was sweet and nice although I found the noodles to be dry and stuck together. Overall, tasted very authentic and I would revisit.

Great service and atmosphere, but I’d say be careful what noodles you order if you want authentic noodles. Recommend getting the mixed platter starter to share, it has a good variety and comes in a cute basket, very picturesque. I didn’t quite like the Kow soi curry noodles I had, the curry soup was seasoned well with mild spice, but the egg noodles were way too soft and had no texture. Disappointed in the egg noodles, they were in short strands as well, not sure if that was intentionally cut, can’t call it egg noodles if it’s trimmed. 10% off if you pay in cash.

Their lunch deal is definitely of amazing value where you get a starter and main for £11! Compared to some of these other Thai restaurants that charge extra for even the rice dish! Quick and friendly service too.

Paid £12.95 for a meal that was unacceptable. Portion consisted of just two pieces of pork with a huge chunk of skin. Sauce leaked everywhere, soaking the bag and packaging (photos attached). To make things worse, the quality and presentation were completely inconsistent compared to my previous order from the same place (see photo). When I called the restaurant to give feedback, the staff showed no apology or accountability—instead, they told me to “ask Deliveroo for a refund.” That’s not how you treat paying customers.

9 of us popped in and the staff was amazing , got us all seated in a few minutes, we all had lunch time deal, a great choice from the lunch menu. The food came in a good time , and it was all amazing !everyone left happy and full , would highly recommend 👌

Edit: emailed address below and Leeds branch twice, never heard back. Such a disappointing experience for Fathers Day. We love the Headingley branch so gave Leeds city a try. The waitress when asked by us if there was a free pint for Father’s Day said yes, but we were charged for it on the bill - to then be given a can of IPA instead, nice gesture (thank you) but not a free house drink like we were promised, or received for Mothers Day in Headingley. On Mothers Day my wife also received a kind free dessert but no offer of this for Father Day in Leeds. The pizzas took around 70 minutes from sitting down to arrive, the restaurant wasn’t even full and the staff didn’t appear too overwhelmed either. Tried ordering some olives to start and on my pizza only to be told “we’ve run out of olives?!” We were already a little miffed as to how Rudy’s in Headingley had run out of burrata on Mother’s Day too, for such a big chain their stock levels need looking at. The pizzas were great but after 2 very different experiences at 2 branches we are hesitant to go again 🤷🏻‍♂️

Ordered a boozy lemonade, garlic bread, a couple of pizzas some ice cream, and because the waiter was feeling generous, a lemoncello on the house! Amazing authentic food at reasonable prices especially keeping in mind premium location next to the train station, service was very good despite us not having a booking (we were heading for Jodhpur but it was closed ☹️), one of the lads took a 30min wait down to 10-15min by reshuffling booking arrangements (not everyone does this) for us two be seated, very accomadating Staff despite business and the atmosphere was very industrial/ contemporary whilst being homely, pizza is cooked, and bar are as part of open plan layout, bringing in natural light via high ceilings. Will definitely be taking my wife's parents when they arrive in the UK 😎 We spent £50 betwixt the two of us, but £10-20 per person should be ok, as my wife and I just came from 3hrs of tennis and ate like there's no tomorrow! 😄

Rudys near the station road is an absolute vibe. Rustic, authentic neapolitean pizzas with ambience as good as the toppings makes it one of the best pizza places in Leeds. We tried the garlic bread and portebello mushroom pizza, and both were brilliant. The most suprising part is how well everything is seasoned and every bite is flavorful. Unfortunately, we had no idea that the garlic bread is a pizza on its own with mozzarella so both the pizzas tasted very similar, but we'll have a reason to go back again (red sauce base)

Such delicious pizza, highly recommend with the garlic aioli dip for the crust! I had the doppia mozzarella with added sweetcorn and garlic oil this time. Open kitchen where you can see them being made, out waitress was very sweet and all the staff were friendly and seemed upbeat. This is my second time at this branch but I enjoyed visiting the Manchester one a few years ago too.

Really disappointed as we normally love rudys ☹️ Ordered 2 pizzas for takeaway and they arrived with hardly any toppings, cheese or sauce, dry & cold as per photo, ended up binning most of it, have tried to contact company via their website first but didn’t receive a response

Amazing pizza! Best I’ve eaten since being back in the UK. I now have a new life goal of visiting every location and trying a new pie in each place.

Best pizza in england, been to both in Liverpool and they were also great, however one of the servers was putting pressure on us during our stay.

Such a gem. We didn't book a table but we were lucky enough to have seats at high chairs. The staff is very friendly, relaxed and chatty. Food is amazing, and if you are struggling to use chopsticks 🥢-don't hesitate and ask for cutlery.(I am absolutely rubbish to use them in public, and would have food all over me ,and possibly other people😂). We had crispy cauliflower, and dumplings for start and both had 🍜 Ramen( that's what we was planning to have). It didn't disappoint! Nom nom nom! We will back when next time visiting Leeds for gig. Thank you!

Went here for lunchtime, the menu is ok, can be better. Mostly pork or chicken, there were other ramen that I would've tried, but it was plant based, unfortunately. The lack of beef dishes was a bit disappointing, and the gyoza's arrived earlier than the main food, we waited for the ramen but came too late so we just went ahead and ate the gyoza otherwise they'd go cold. The original fu ramen was a bit too rich and creamy slightly made me feel sick, so I stopped eating it. Don't get me wrong. The dish is nice but not for me.

Had a lovely meal at House of Fu this afternoon. My partner has some food allergies and the staff made him feel really reassured and informed which meant we could both enjoy our food worry free! It was delicious, the atmosphere was really relaxed, and the staff were lovely! Will definitely dine there again.

We looooove House of Fu. This place is our staple and we come here almost every month. Each ramen is carefully crafted to perfection. Johnny and his level of service is outstanding 👏

Loved the vibe of this place and the cool tiling and general decor/colour scheme. Had a nice mocktail menu and the staff were very attentive, chickened out of trying ramen for the first time but enjoyed the cauliflower rice bowl instead - very generous portions also!

My fav restaurant when I was in Leeds. My go-to was the Original Fu Ramen with added kimchi—as good as the best ramen places I’ve been to in NYC and Japan. The Fu Katsu is also absolutely delicious. Edit: Had the privilege of coming back after a few months and taste new dishes. Highly recommend the shoyu chicken ramen and the kimchi & cheese ramen! Keep being fabulous, House of Fu!

Food was quite nice but service was pretty poor! Staff weren’t particularly friendly and even when the restaurant was closing after lunch, staff were no where to be seen and we were left with empty plates on our table until we finally were able to collar someone to bring us the bill. The ramen and gyozas were very oily and I left with an upset tummy. Probably wouldn’t return

A lovely place to while away a bit of time as a family. A good place to come after visiting the workhouse museum down the road (also recommended!). We particularly enjoyed the chocolate brownie and maltesers brownie, though one of our party noted that the carrot cake wasnt their favourite. Dogs are welcome, prices are as expected, menu is extensive enough to suit most tastes, staff are smiley and friendly and the walls are green.

A great little find on our travels. The young lady serving was attentive and helpful. We had the best coffees in a while and the Eggs Florentine we ordered were delicious, hence the photo!! Wishing you well with your business.

Nice little coffee shop with a good menu. Very welcoming and attentive service. Cakes were tasty and dog was greeted warmly with a complimentary gravy bone.

Went here today on recommendation of a friend. Wasn't disappointed ordered their large breakfast and a Tea, the tea came in it's own little teapot with real tea leaves. Lovely cuppa. The food was one of, if not the best Breakfast I have had. Could tell all the produce was fresh from a butcher not usual supermarket stuff. The large mushroom was cooked to perfection as was everything. The staff were polite and helpful, it was a pleasure to dine there and will be returning when next in Ripon. Well done to all, thank you for such a pleasant dining experience

Ooooh wow! You have to taste the Millionaire's shortbread! Mmmm! Absolutely gorgeous cafe! Lovely outside seating area. Warm welcome. A very happy place. Very friendly and attentive staff. The cakes.... oh, my word. Millionaire's shortbread eith REAL Belgian chocolate. So glad I chose that! (Waitress recommended it too). Lovely coffee, great vibe, comfortable and lovely decor. Ripon definitely has quirky and arty influences. So much to see. Will come back to Oliver's pantry! Might see you there! Thank you!

Nice place but I can't help feeling it is a bit unloved nowadays. Service is always very good and foods OK but its lacking something. If. You're paying to eat out you either want an amazing interior or great food so it's got a few paddles stuck on the wall, hmm. Plants? Lovely paintings? Nice calm music? Has none of this. Sorry needs a good cuddle from its owners :)

We had a great lunch, pictured is the fish finger wrap. Great service from a friendly team, definitely would recommend 🙂

Never heard of this place before so we thought we'd give it a go. Being in early October and a Monday it was quiet when we arrived, plenty of parking. Not the best of days weatherwise but that didn't put us off. It's definitely a trail that needs moderate fitness as it's fairly up and down with many steps, plus good boots are needed (especially in the wet as the rocks are slippery). But if you take time there shouldn't be any issues. Some amazing waterfalls with good viewing points. There are cafes at the start and half way round but the one by the carpark was closed. (Monday). There was an ice-cream van further up the trail. Overall a pleasant hike with great views. Is it worth £11 per adult? I'd say yes as someone has to maintain it.

This is definitely the stand out experience of our trip. There are so many features and waterfalls along the route and it is well maintained. It was £11 per adult but i think this is definitely worth it! There was a sweet ice cream truck along the way (which also serves hot drinks!) and a full cafe and toilets half way. The waterfalls all had good view points and ability to get close to come. We would definitely return here

This walk is beautiful and follows a river full of waterfalls around a circular route stating in Ingleton. It is ideal for families with children who can walk 4 miles. The walk has been on private land for many years and costs adults £11 (in 2025) including parking. The walk has a nice cafe stop halfway round. I took a detour up Ingleborough adding another 6 miles, but it was worth the views. Ingleton is a lovely village with decent pubs, cafes and outdoor sports store. A great day out.

Ingleton Waterfalls T was an amazing day out, perfect for enjoying nature and the sound of rushing water. The paths are well maintained and safe, though I’d recommend proper walking boots and a waterproof, breathable jacket (trousers are a good idea too). The full trail takes around 3–5 hours if you take your time, with plenty of stunning views and even small spots by the water to sit and relax. Dogs are welcome, but in some areas they must be kept on a lead, especially during lambing season. Facilities are good: there are free toilets at the car park and also a coffee stop there. At the top of the trail, you’ll find a café serving hot drinks, cakes, light food, and non-alcoholic drinks. Car parking costs £11, and tickets can be purchased on arrival. The last admission is at 4 pm, but it’s best to check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times. Overall, it’s a fantastic walk for nature lovers, with a great mix of scenery and facilities. Just a great day out!🌄

Way better than I imagined..walk took 3 hours to complete,and we saw many small to medium waterfalls. Entrance at £11 IS good value,don't let it put you off. Parking is plentiful,with excellent toilets just before yo pay to enter.

The parking is free, but a entrance fees apply. The fee is absolutely worth it considering the work that must have gone in creating the paths, bridges, observation decks and walkways, truly a mark of engineering skills. Safe to walk if you are careful, and have good footwear. Not suitable for wheelchairs, pushchairs or anyone that isn't able to negotiate rocks, changing surfaces (which can be slippery) and heights! Amazing sets of many waterfalls of different categories, beautiful scenery and even a small snack cabin half way around in the middle of nowhere, as well as a lovely one towards the end of the walk. What a lovely village this is set in and surrounding areas are truly wonderful. Definitely go again as it's not the most strenuous of walks, and taking in all the sites and steady away take a few hours and about 4.5 miles circular. I will revisit in the winter when the water is higher, as I would imagine it's a powerful force to watch. Go check out this amazing place.

We visited the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail with a guest on a sunny summer bank holiday and really enjoyed it. Although the park was crowded, the walk is very rewarding. Parking is FREE. The only downside is that the ticket is valid for a single entry. it would be amazing if it could be used throughout the year, similar to some museums in the UK. Unfortunately, we also noticed some plastic bottles and dog waste left behind by visitors, which is disappointing. Aside from that, we had a great time and would definitely recommend the trail.

It's the only show cave I've visited and actually felt like I was in a natural cave. The fact that most of the cave is pretty much j as nature created it, with scaffolding platforms to walk on (rather than a dug out and concrete filled floor) gives it this feeling. Plus the end of the cave is still being explored. Really worthwhile visiting. The tour guides are great at what they do, and you're given plenty of opportunities at the end to make your own way out of the cave at your own pace to take photos.

White Scar Cave is a fascinating underground wonder! The guided tour takes you through impressive limestone formations, waterfalls, and unique chambers filled with natural beauty. The staff are knowledgeable and make the experience engaging. A bit of walking and ducking in places, but absolutely worth it for the breathtaking sights inside. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the area

Great cave experience, Mike our guide was fantastic. Informative and interesting to listen to. Great for adults and kids. You do need to have quite good mobility, there is a few sections that require you to walk stooped over and to be manoeuvring around rocks, lots of stairs too.

Second visit to this outstanding set of showcaves and still every bit as magical as the first. Even the view from the car park is awe inspiring in a way that few other attractions can match, and things only get better from there as you make your way underground. The guides are very knowledgeable and help you to make sense of what you are seeing as you go. Some superb flowstone formations, and I found the ice age mud deposits in the battlefield cavern utterly fascinating. Take advantage of the toilet facilities before you enter the caves. It's a long walk around with a lot of running water. Definitely worth half a day of your time spent on a visit here.

Thoroughly enjoyed the tour . The guide was extremely knowledgeable and very personable. If your tall be prepared for quite long passages where your crouched right down . The tour takes around 80 minutes to complete. Our group comprised ages from 10yrs old to about 70 ish and we all enjoyed it. Well worth a visit Esp on a rainy day

Our guide was Thomas, and he was wonderful. Very knowledgeable, friendly, and eager to show us the cave as well as its interesting features. We will be returning when the water levels and higher and the waterfalls in the cave are more active The cave itself is fascinating, filled with cool formations and fossils, and with an interesting history. The walk is 1 mile in total and has areas with a wet floor, very low ceiling, and lots of steps but definitely well worth it for the history and formations

Really interesting tour but quite a workout especially if your of senior age lots of bending under low ceilings and metal steps to climb you'll be glad of a coffee or tea in the cafe afterwards worth seeing though

Stunning scenery surrounding a incredible piece of historical engineering. Seen this on tv many times, so made my mind up to visit while staying in the area. Parking is just off the road in a made up free carpark, with made up gravel paths leading to the viaduct. As you approach it, it becomes more impressive untill you are stood in the shadows where it the work involved building it becomes apparent. Various paths & tracks lead of to moorland for hikers to explore. The icing on the cake would be to see a steam train cross it.

Great scenic spot with free parking by the road just a short walk away. Managed to catch a diesel train crossing, but if you can time it for when a steam train is crossing, it would make a superb photo.

What a amazing bit of engineering, well worth a visit with the viaduct against the backdrop of the mountains, there's plenty parking places and loads of places for refreshments and ice cream. Just up from the viaduct there's a nice little pub.

Visited on 25/07/25 Couldn't spent more due cloudy & windy🥶 . Soothing location. Sheep's 💩 is everywhere. Pls be mindful that a lots of sheep's are gazing & watch ur steps .🥲 Toilets were closed in the railway station & there's a portable 🚻 is available in the carpark. Few tea rooms nearby .

A stunning piece of architecture and a fantastic historical landmark that stands tall and clear on the beautiful countryside landscape. This is a great site to see and a good starting point or checkpoint when hiking around the Yorkshire Dales.

Stunning Surroundings. Beautiful scenery. If you looking for a hiking challenge then this is a place you need to visit. There is plenty of space to camp with a camper van. They have a coffee/snack van after hiking. There is also a pub called The Station Inn Riddlehead Viaduct where you can go to have a warm meal and a pint. Very friendly staff. The Pub also have wifi as the area itself has no signal, so that helped me out a lot.

Amazing piece of British engineering... absolutely stunning landscape..busy place with fell walkers as it's within the Yorkshire 3 peaks area. Must visit if you're there.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Malham Cove is stunning! The limestone cliff is incredible to see up close, and the walk to the top is definitely worth it for the amazing views. The limestone pavement at the top is unique and really special. A great place for walking, exploring, or just taking in the scenery. Peaceful, beautiful, and unforgettable – highly recommend a visit! It is a bit of a trek and quite tiring!

Hard to know where to begin with a place like this. From the first glimpses of the cove on the approach to the views from the limestone pavement at the top, every step is a feast for the senses. Before you head straight for the top check out the glade at the base of the cove first. Almost surreal in it's beauty, it is the sort of place you never really want to leave, and in a sense I never will having carried a bit of it away with me in memory. Every step up towards the top provides sweeping vistas of the surrounding countryside to enjoy. Not the easiest of walks, had to take advantage of several opportunities to rest on the way. The reward for your efforts though is worth it. An otherworldly landscape of limestone slabs and the deep fissures between them. Mind your footing as you cross but make sure you fully explore everything (views and all) that the top has to offer. An absolute must see destination in its own right. Put this on your to do list now if it's not already there.

We arrived around 9am and there was some free car parking on the road. The main car park was full. Public toilets are clean with signs regarding routes. We did the circular route which was great for mixed ages but is moderate. Beautiful scenery. Nice cafes at the start and finish for a cuppa and slice of cake.

Fantastic even if you don't go up to the top. Easy parking, nice pub and shops toilets good. You can walk the long way up and avoid steps, but still fairly hard. The styles have stone steps for big dogs who can climb ok.

This is Mother Nature at its best!! Absolutely breathtaking scenery once you’ve reached the top. The limestone pavement is a marvel and the views across the Dales is spectacular!! Our dog loved the walk!! There’s a number of steps, sometimes uneven, so be careful. But it’s worth the climb to get there!!

Parked at the visitor centre, 2+ hours £6 ,pay by card only. Toilets and a little shop in the VC. Tea shop and pub within 2 mins walking. Walked to Janet's Foss in approx. 25 mins, then continued onto Malham Cove. This part is uphill but not overly difficult. Circular walk, we took it easy and completed it in just over 2 hours. Lovely views. Take a camera.

Malham Cave is a stunning natural wonder with breathtaking rock formations and scenic surroundings. The walk up to the cave is refreshing, and the views are worth every step. A peaceful spot perfect for nature lovers, hikers, and photographers. Truly a must-visit when exploring Malham.

Parking can be an issue as it’s a tiny residential spot, so quaint & cute. We tucked ourselves in at a grass verge at the beginning of the path. You will pass a bakery which has an honesty cafe with seats, drinks and a big selection of covered cakes & a few souvenirs. There are also toilets which were clean & stocked. The route is steep & stoney underfoot. Even with a decent level of fitness there is no denying it is a workout on the thighs! Took about 20 min before reaching the Folly on the left. Enter into the stone tunnel and another left will take you into the balcony to admire the waterfall, which was better than I expected. You can continue on through the stone tunnel to a road where you can continue climbing the hill, do the circular route passing some nice bridges and see the balcony from the opposite side, or return the way you came. Best to view after rainfall. Popular dog walking spot. Definitely worth the stop & the bakery was a delightful find. They have won several Best Of awards.

Fairly flat most of the way. Shady in some parts too. Scenic but can be busy and also noisy at the waterfall. Fairly short walk too but worth a look. Parking was £8 in a field near where the trail starts in the village, cards accepted.

Came here on the back of a walk over from Malham Cove, through Goredale Scar, and this works as a perfect extension of that route. Also as a return route to Malham I think this works a lot better than simply retracing your steps backwards. It has the added advantage of being a lot flatter for those who's legs might by now be feeling a little defeated by it all. The waterfall itself is everything you would expect from one of Yorkshires wild places. Lush green vegetation fringes the clear waters as they cascade downwards. A picture perfect scene, though you will likely be competing with numerous other visitors to take the shot. Also saw some wild swimmers here (a popular spot apparently) though I don't think I personally would be easily persuaded into the equivalent of a cold bath in a public place. The walk onwards is enjoyable and filled with sufficient interest to easily compete with the first leg of the walk. The initial stretch is very rocky and could be challenging for the mobility impaired visitor. Also take care if you are tempted into the crossing on a conveniently felled log along the route. The child in me jumped on with barely a thought for my own personal safety. The adult then realized that logs don't seem nearly as wide when you are on them.

My wife and I love the Lake District and are relative newcomers to the Yorkshire Dales. However, from the trip we did earlier this year, we love it and one of the main reasons is the number of beautiful waterfalls Janet’s Foss was one of our favourite finds and has the bonus of a beautiful small pond to dip your feet in. The hardest part of getting there is driving down narrow country roads to get to Malham where the walk begins There’s a decent sized car park with toilets and a gift shop. The walk to Janet’s Foss is about 30 minutes direct along a flat route running beside a bubbling brook. The waterfall itself is beautiful with a small pond at its base You can continue on the route to see the Gordale Scar and Malham Cove - this is definitely more strenuous! If you can turn back to the village

Janet's Foss is a lovely place to visit, although when we arrived it was busy but in a short time became overcrowded and we couldn't fully appreciate it's beauty. The walk up from Malham is a nice walk and fairly easy. I would recommend going on a week day and when the weather isn't at its best as it would hopefully be quieter and a much more enjoyable experience.

From car park its only 25 minutes walk to janets foss from there you can.go to godzale that 15 mins away form janets foss. If you have more time you on way coming back godzale you can take track to malham cove which is 25 minutes walk thats awesome place to visit so don't miss

A really nice waterfall and a stunning point to have as a stopping point when exploring the area. There are normally lots of people swimming here so expect it to be quite busy when the weather is nice.

Visited here on the back end of a walk straight from the top of Malham cove. This area acts as a perfect continuation of that route and as you would expect contains stunning views of the rugged landscape at every turn. The sheer scale of the place means that even when busy with other visitors it is not difficult to find your own space from which to marvel at the wonder of it all. Would have liked to have walked right up to the waterfall at the head of the Scar, but regrettably access was restricted during my visit due to recent rockfall. Views from the limit of the pathway were still worth the journey to get there though, and I can hardly mark a place down for nature doing what nature does. The pathway itself is well compacted graded gravel, and I think would provide reasonably good access for the mobility impaired visitor. Better than I have seen at many other outdoor / natural locations. Refreshments were available from a van nearby, but be aware the nearest toilet facilities I know of are back in Malham. A long walk if you are caught short.

Absolutely breathtaking spot! Gordale Scar is one of those places that really makes you stop and take it all in. The sheer limestone cliffs and the waterfall running through the gorge are incredible — it feels wild and untouched.

A fantastic piece of nature and a beautiful waterfall that is hidden within a scar. This is a lovely place to stop and have a snack/break when exploring the area with great protection from the wind and sun on hot days.

Worth the walk to see the waterfall! It’s very popular too! Once we got towards the waterfall, there were signs saying the footpath was closed due to falling rocks. However, folks ignored it and some climbed to the waterfall.

Stunning walk from Malham via Janet's foss waterfall..we went during Easter holidays..very busy as it's very popular. Worth the drive as it's an impressive thing to see !!

if all trails tells you to go up the waterfall to go around the top, don't. from a non rock climber there is pretty much nothing that looks even scalable. but this place is CRAZY. the size is overwhelming and vertigo inducing. walking along the path there, and back through the field along the stream is really nice. some people leave rubbish around, so try and pick it up if you find it.

Lovely walk from Malham Visitors Centre past Janet's Foss. Gordale is stunning in beauty, stature and nature.

Had food here Seafood medley it was full of grease and made me vomit. Definitely don’t have that My partner had scampi and chips and the chips were raw too We are local but won’t be back for food unfortunately. Apart from that the place is lovely on a sunny day for a drink only in future for us though. Maybe a bad day but has put us off

Stayed 2 nights with friends in September. Room comfortable, good quality tea and coffee, lovely and clean. Evening meals were good, reasonably priced and very generous portions! The staff deserve a special mention - everyone was very welcoming, helpful and just generally really nice. Exceptional service, thank you. Good location for exploring this area of the Dales. Good price, especially if booked direct.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Wheatsheaf in Ingleton — where “just popping in for one” somehow turns into a full afternoon. The staff are always delightful, like they’ve been specially trained in the art of making you feel at home (or maybe they’re just naturally that nice). The food? Plentiful. You don’t leave here hungry — you leave here planning when you can justify coming back. The beer garden is always awesome, whether you’re soaking up the sun or pretending the drizzle is “atmospheric.” And the lattes… oh, the lattes. Truly lovely — smooth, creamy, and exactly what you need before convincing yourself you’re walking off the calories on the waterfall trail. 10/10 would recommend. 0/10 chance of leaving without a smile.

Didn't stay but had a lovely meal after visiting the waterfalls. They also have a menu for dogs, so she was thrilled to join us for dinner for once. Forgot to get pictures of the food as we were all too hungry, but it was amazing and great value for money!

Been here twice over the weekend. Prices are fair and the food was great. Burger was a little greasy but edible. Service was OK and the some of the staff appeared to be happy 😉. Great location 👍 Very dog friendly

We’ve stayed here a couple of times when visiting Ingleton and will continue to do so. Friendly staff, excellent breakfast, comfy beds, quiet area so we get good nights sleep. You can hear some noise from the pub which is expected but this quietened down in the evening so did not affect sleep at all.

We booked a mail when we were on holiday at the end of July of this year we found the food to be acceptable but nothing that would make it more competitive with the surrounding restaurant availability near immediate area looking forward in particular to the pies found that very average quite disappointed When I asked could I substitute the chips for salad? It refused but they could offer salad a side dish I have health conditions that prohibited me from having chips in general genuinely disappointed found it quite unacceptable and we certainly will not be going back there again.

The Afternoon Tea… wow. ‘Miniature’ versions of the main menu items, with an alcoholic drink (I went for the peach bellini) and a pot of tea or coffee, for £35! I was served soup, a steak pie, fish & chips, chicken strips, chips, a cheese steak burger. All with a jug of gravy, mushy peas & a hot sauce. As well as all this there were 3 desserts; a warm apple crumble, freshly baked scone with cream and jam and a mini chocolate cake. Mamma mia. The guy said nobody finishes the whole thing and always asks to take some away with them, which I reluctantly did due to having no room left in belly for rest of day. Bear in mind you have to book the afternoon tea 24 hours in advance but it’ll be the best meal you’ve ever anticipated. The main course meals I didn’t get a chance to try but they were the biggest finest looking plates of food you’ve ever seen. Shout out to the amazing friendly, funny and not overbearing staff who seemed to remember all their clientele even though most people are passing through for just a day or two. Dead cosy proper-pub vibes for a nightcap by the fire too on your way home. A million out of ten pub x

What a pub! I can’t rate the rooms but they have 23 of them! The pub is lovely, warm in temperature and hospitality. Staff are brilliant! The food was delicious! The best fish pie 🥧 I’ve ever had……including my own homemade. The food was a good size not too big. The coffee was also delicious! Love the homemade biscuits. All in all a wonderfully run pub. We will be back!

We had an amazing stay at The Lister Arms in Malham! The room was cosy and comfortable with lovely exposed beams, and it was wonderfully quiet. The bed was super comfy and perfect for a great night’s sleep after a big walk. The shower was hot with excellent water pressure (very important to me!) and was absolutely perfect. The food was fantastic—the Yorkshire Burger with chorizo jam is an absolute must-try! We also had the fish and chips, beef short rib, steak pie, treacle tart, and sticky toffee pudding sundae, all of which were five-star. Breakfast was one of the best I’ve ever had, with a really tasty fry-up and a great selection on the continental side too. The staff were so friendly and welcoming, making us feel right at home in true Yorkshire style. Not just dog-friendly, but dog-enthusiastic! It’s also perfectly located—you can make it part of a lovely two-hour loop walk taking in Malham Cove and Janet’s Foss. Can’t wait to stay again!

Had a lovely 2 night stay in September. The room was very cosy and well stocked. There was a large bathroom with both a shower and bath, perfect after a long walk. The restaurant had launched their Autumn menu and this was delicious. I’d recommend the Short Beef Rib, which was fantastic. Very conveniently located for the circular walk to Malham Cove / Gorsdale Scar. Would definitely stay again.

No opinion of the accommodation as we didn't stop there but the food is of a very high quality and reasonably priced, as is the beer. Very cozy, with good decor and absolutely spotless toilets and facilities. This is a fantastic country pub

Perfect location for Malham hiking and visiting the cove. Great service, atmosphere and people. Loved the dog friendly bar and dining, breakfast service included a sausage for the pooch which was a nice touch. It’s an old building so the rooms have some… camber? But they’re quiet and comfortable.

Had a lovely stay at The Lister arms. The pub is really well located in Malham with great walks around and some stunning scenery. Whilst we enjoyed our stay I would question whether £180 for a bed and breakfast in a pub is the correct price point. It was good but did it really justify that price, I don't think it did. There were a couple of occasions were we had to wait for longer than expected to be served whether that was waiting for our Sunday evening meal or when waiting to be seated for breakfast. Nothing major to be fair and the staff were generally very accommodating but perhaps our expectations were raised based the price of the room. In summary a lovely pub in a great location with good food and a wide selection of ales but perhaps over priced for what it is.