Haley & Clifford

This is a proper delicatessen, it seems to be a bit fashionable to call places delis… But this place actually is one, and plenty of people seem to know … The place was packed !
I had a Yorkshire ham and farmhouse cheese pannini (I almost called it a ham and cheese sandwich) and cappuccino … Both were proper !
Staff were pleasant and friendly despite being rushed off their little feet !
All in all … Most excellent :-)

They say that your sense of smell lives longest in the memory; if this is true, once you have visited this place you won’t forget it. The aromas tempt you as you queue — and you will queue (this is not a place to visit if you are in a hurry) but the wait is worthwhile. Staff are always friendly, efficient and helpful. Although the wide choice of delicious food is quite pricey, that does not stop me from recommending it to my friends. A place to return to — many times!

I do like Haley and Cliffords. It is a bright and breezy deli with tables shoehorned into the front area. It always seems to have people sat around nattering and lovely smells of coffee and/​or fresh bread. One negative is that they are quite slow at the whole getting food out to you… although when it arrives, my is it tasty!
I always come here just before christmas to add interesting things to Christmas hampers. spotted some raspberry seed chocolate yesterday, but i do like the russian roulette game of chilli chocolate they’ve had in the past! umm i’m burbling. go. eat. have coffee. buy pasta and massive meringues.
oh and outside they have rugs so that you can snuggle up whilst chowing down in the nippy

I’ve lived in Roundhay for over 12 years now and I’ve just discovered this lovely Deli. I say discovered, it was always there but i’ve walked past it without giving it much thought. However, my son has just got me addicted to coffee beans. I searched my cupboards and lo and behold, found a little electric coffee grinder. All I had to do then was to find out who stocked coffee beans. Co-​op, no. Sainsbury’s, no. Marks and Sparks, no. Finally got some Brazilian beans at Tesco but they don’t have much range. Then, one day I’d been for a lovely long walk and I was passing the shops and saw Haley’s. I thought, they might stock beans so I went in. They had a fantastic range of Coffees and beans so I bought some Columbian Supreme. It wasn’t cheap but the smell coming from the packet told me all I needed to know. The coffee beans were from the York Coffee Emporium and when I read the back I noticed that the beans had only been roasted 4 days earlier, how fresh is that? and it even gave the roasters name. I haven’t tried them yet but I will soon. Since that visit I’ve been back several times and have sampled their lovely foods which are not badly priced and are usually made fresh daily in their shop. They invited me to a tasting event on 29^th. Nov. which will have ciders, mulled wine, mince pies and cakes (wonder where they got that idea from? sounds familiar. Now that I’ve found it, I have some catching up to do. The staff are all chatty, friendly, efficient and knowledgable. I will be back.

Delish Deli. Seating In & out so enjoyed lunch sat the sun whilst munching a huge slab of carrot cake with the best frosting ever. Took home a granola bar & almond croissant both mouth wateringly yummy. Granola bar oozing with coconut flavour & crunchy goodness and almond croissant filled with gooey marzipan was dreamy. Staff really friendly & informative, many goods sourced locally & the chef ‘sourced’ from the prestigious Antony’s apparently!

This delicious deli was packed when I called in with a friend for a spot of lunch earlier this week. Packed with tons of specialised food items and packed with people tucking into the tasty dishes on the menu.
As I tucked into a scrumptious salad my eyes scanned the room and found the variety offered to be very impressive. With cheeses, chutneys and chocolates there really is something for everyone, especially if you are a real foodie — this place has it all and the great thing is that alot of it is produced locally. It also stocks goods from around the world making it just that little bit more interesting and special. There’s even a take away option so you can eat great food at home without the hassle of having made it yourself, but if you do like cooking yourself then there’s also a huge selection of exciting ingredients available. I myself am not a great cook but I am a big food fan, mainly of cakes… so try the Lemon drizzle cake and like me you will not be disappointed!
Haley and Clifford’s provides a service which has a very personal touch, knowing customers names and offering advice on purchases. The prices are realistic for the goods offered as the products on sale are of a high quality and can’t be found in your local super market.
On a final note Haley and Clifford also offer hampers with fine wines to compliment other gorgeous goods which make perfect presents and at Christmas you can buy Ginger bread houses and chocolate heels… heaven!

A place for people serious about their food. My favourite thing to get here is a take away meringue which is perfectly balanced between light crispy outside and sticky sweet inside. They do have much more to offer than this though, yummy cakes and coffees to have in and an array of kitchen cupboard delights. Pasta, oils, chocolates, meats and cheeses are all available and nothing but the highest quality. Only a small shop and not on the cheap side, but well worth a visit if you want a bit of culinary inspiration.

This lovely deli, situated on the ever popular Street Lane, is a fantastic little place that everyone should visit at least once. I love my little dreamy stop-​offs for coffee and a quick scribble in my thought pad and having reached the end of my steam the other day I decided to try here for just that. I nipped in, at first planning to sit outside, but then as soon as I spied the hoards of goodies along the shelves I knew I wanted to sit in and browse over the items on sale!
Goodness they’ve a lot of specialist things. Organic alcohols, wild hibiscus for champagne (which I am *dying* to try), a huge specialist cheese counter, oils, crackers, jams, pickles, nuts, confectionary, vinegars, herbs — literally tons of exciting bits and bobs. They have a selection of breads too, some humungous meringues for £2.00 a go and they even do a take away meal of the day — the one on sale when I was there was lemon chicken bake, which sounds delicious, doesn’t it? Even their window display was lovely, with all kinds of treats hanging from ribbons in the window.
My coffee was certainly delightful, and judging by how pleased the nearby customers were with their lunch, I imagine the food would be too. So, definitely worth a visit.

I was, as I often am, dubious when I walked in may be this place is a little too dressed up I thought. But it wasn’t/isn’t. With a preference to takeaways, although there is both indoor and outdoor seating, there is a modest yet sumptuous selection of foods. Nothing too unusual but all very high quality.
Many goods are from local producers and suppliers, there are absolutely gorgeous chocolate high heels for sale, a large array of pickles, chutneys and other preserved goods/​snacks, a decadent range of soft drinks such as Fentimans and, the cheese counter is just brimming with gooey delights. Be aware of slightly reduced opening hours through winter.

It’s probably best to read the business description of this place rather than my review — for once, the owner of a company isn’t biased and is speaking the truth: this place is great.
It’s got a local-​sounding name and stocks plenty of local-​produce such as some mighty-​fine Yorkshire smoked meat and fish, which I’m a big fan of. But it also has products from all corners of the globe, including cheeses and spreads. All the produce is mighty fine match the high quality. They also offer takeaway «supper» on weekend evenings, which is brill.
And, most importantly, it doesn’t use the word «deli» in vein. It really is a deli.

If you’re in Roundhay in Leeds at lunchtime and fancy a sandwich, look no further than Hayley and Clifford’s. This independent deli offers the most delicious sandwiches in the whole of North Leeds, as well as mouth-​watering salads, pates and some rather delectable desserts. It also sells fabulous bottles of oils and vinegars and jars of chutneys and jams which make ideal presents when you’ve forgotten the birthday of someone important (like I did). It’s pretty reasonable for a deli too and the staff are always friendly. Go in summer and sit outside and watch the world go by.