Cavo — Restaurant in Great Britain

I wanted to love it but it left me uninspired. We dropped in without a booking and after prompting of empty table outside as an alternative were seated. We had the Charcuterie board - which for the price point was disappointing 3 tiny pieces of cheese and 2 meats with a handfull of crackers. The prawn & flat iron special - Prawns were great cooked perfectly , but the chimichuri on the steak was over oily and sharp. And 2 sides - Fries & peppers both fab

This with one wine and one orange hit £72 - this includes service charge automatically included.

Other than delivering the meals no one came back to check in or ask for further orders or drinks - so whilst friendly definate not attentive

All in all it doesn't quite hit...

Situated infront of the converted Cocoa Works and adjacent to Joseph Rowntree Theatre. Cavo is a delightful cafe. We stopped by for coffee, but were surprised by the fact there were no menus, despite the fact that they evidently serve food, and alcohol for that matter. Seems they rely on people knowing what is on offer. Similarly, we discovered that they also sell cocktails. Only the coffee menu was on public display, and the coffee was very enjoyable. Will definitely return. If this review was helpful please give it...

New crisp contemporary building on a heritage site. Nice coffee / soft drinks. Covered outdoor seating area. Music was cool but acoustics were loud inside.

Service a little confused (customers order at bar but staff bring out - no table numbers so confusing for staff bringing out items) Toilets regrettably in need of a clean.

Nice surroundings , plenty of cycle parking. Cars can park offsite down Haleys...