Mister Dee

Mr Dee's occupies a stall inside Halifax Borough Market, the Victorian glass-and-iron hall that opened in 1896 and remains one of the most distinctive covered markets in West Yorkshire. The hall was officially opened by the future King George V and Queen Mary — then Duke and Duchess of York — and now houses over 125 stalls. Mr Dee's counter serves all-day breakfasts, hot sandwiches, and snacks to market traders and visitors alike. The full breakfast is frequently praised as among the best in Halifax — generous portions, quality sausages, and fresh bread — and the sausage buttie earns specific mentions from regulars. The café draws a loyal following from shoppers working through the stalls. A daytime-only operation that closes when the market winds down. For anyone browsing the Borough Market, it is the obvious hot-food stop.