Humber Street Gallery — Attraction in England

My husband and I are originally from Hull but we haven't lived there for over 25 years. However, we still regularly visit our families there and had experienced some of the events in the Year of Culture. We were on Humber Street, as we had been for breakfast at Thieving Harry's, and dropped into the gallery on our way back to town. The two exhibitions related to the experience of volunteers during 2017 - Grains of scandalous blue and Big Picture were both well worth a visit. The volunteers at the exhibition were friendly, engaging and very knowledgeable. The photographs of the volunteers were fabulous and very well displayed. We both found the exhibition very moving - it was so uplifting and heart warming to see that volunteering had such a positive effect on many of the volunteers. Well worth a visit for both Hullensians...

So today I went for a quick bite and refreshments. Me and my partner picked a table near the window and we went to look at the menu. The menu was a drinks menu, so I decided to look around for a food menu. No tables had a food menu so I went to the counter and asked the young girl if she had one. She replied there is one over there on that table, which was occupied and i went back to the counter and said no i cant find one. She came over to the table and the menu was under the women's plate who was eating She got the menu and passed me it as if I was putting her out. We left and went across the road to flour and feast. If you want somewhere nice go to flour and feast. The young girl needs customer service skills if she's to succeed in her job. Very...

Fantastic place! wonderful helpful considerate cafe staff! amazing gallery with unusual exhibitions, superlatives can not do justice to the beautiful curator,awesome space! Only draw back though is that it is located perilously close to the event horizon of a class 2 wormhole . I have accidentally fallen into the aforementioned worm hole on several occasions and had to catch the bus home from Brans Burton and had what felt like a mix of a mild concussion and goute for well over a week after being stretched to near infinity by the extreme gravitational differential I experienced. However when I explained this to the very helpful staff they gave me a free cup of mint tea and a piece of flapjack..so all in all...