Here we go - Wide rang of different Asian dishes, polite waiters/waitresses and high standard…read moredishes Tad expensive and not the biggest portions on the other-hand if you have starter main and pudding there quite a good size as a single course is not over facing and all 3 is easily fulling enough Overall good for 2 or 3 course meal or small appetite. Would highly recommend to people who have the money otherwise there is ample cheaper options nearby for a less classy occasion.

Lovely new eatery in Shipley The staff are great, very…read morefriendly and chatty. Nice tasty food, at a good price. Can also go here just for a drink, as they have entertainment on an evening.

Not only is this place absolutely gorgeous, and delightful to visit for a few bevvies, but the deli…read morecounter is a wonder. We popped in here before a concert at the Town Hall, seeking out something quick to sate the hunger, before finding somewhere to dine proper post-gig. After a bit of a search, we decided to grab something here, and perused the range of deli platters they have. My company was vegetarian, which is no bother for me, so we opted for the veggie plate as it had cheese on it too. (I do love a bit of cheese.) The last thing I expected was to taste the most deliciously fresh platter I've ever had in Leeds. I can't even begin to tell you how tasty the sun dried tomatoes and olives were. The houmous, freshly made, was particularly flavoursome, the cheese pieces were delectable, the salad was amazingly dressed in a mustard vinaigrette, and the quiche, that accompanied the little dishes, was divine. Every mouthful was fantastic, and I almost regretted not staying here for two more of the same and sacking off the gig. Truly, it was delicious. The chap who served us was great in advising on time (we were cutting it fine) and the ambience, as ever, was perfectly relaxed. With plenty of happy faces, a brilliant selection of ales, delicious bites and wonderful staff, this has to be a top stop off in Leeds. I will be back for more eats! **Extra note - popped in on the Yelp ale trail, and they've some lovely beers. The Fernandez Brewery Tap Vanilla Porter is extra special. Even on a busy night the staff were grand and the vibe was lovely - in spite of the snow!

I stopped by Veritas one evening with a friend to have dinner. I decided to try the fish pie, and…read moreshe ordered the fish and chips. After a wait that was decidedly too long, our food finally arrived. After such a long wait I was famished so I dug in eagerly, only to discover that my fish pie was cold in the middle and lukewarm on the outside! When I told the waitress, she was very apologetic; I chose the chicken pie as a replacement. After yet another wait, I was beginning to think that maybe the Donner Party wasn't all that far wrong ;-) Just in the nick of time, my chicken pie arrived. Despite how hungry I was, it seemed to me to be mediocre at best. On the upside, my friend reported that her fish and chips were very good, and the chips that came with my chicken pie were also good.

A quirky little eatery just off the canal area, but worth seeking out for it's hipster vibe and…read morecomfy armchairs. I ordered avocado toast with smoked salmon on gluten free toast. I was impressed that I was asked if that was by preference or an allergy (the former). Jolly tasty it was too. A nice takeaway Illy coffee to finish, and my afternoon is all set!

On our way to breakfast, my love & I happened upon this place along the docks. From the view on the…read moreoutside, we were immediately attracted to the coziness of the inside and decided to pop in for a coffee. Happy Day! Comfy seating, delicious beverages and delectable breakfast made us skip our original destination while making us look forward to a return. My love had the full English with sausage while I opted for the veggie version due to the intrigue of the sweet potato black bean "sausage". The jacket potato with smashed avocado & creme fresh was our favorite item of the plate and creatively inspiring. The portion sizes combined with beverages left us full and feeling healthy. The atmosphere was cozy & calm first thing in the morning. Perfect place to start off the day.

Called in today and after trying several other pubs beforehand the staff here bent over backwards…read moreto help my wife who has Coeliac so must follow a gluten free diet, the chef changed ingredients on some of the meals on the menu that weren't gluten free to ensure they were safe for her. it's a great pub the staff are friendly, attentive, helpful and quicker than a £million pound backhander into a politicians back pocket, the meals arrived promptly and piping hot The meals were tasty and cooked to perfection, I can highly recommend you give them a try next you visit Harrogate, we'll certainly be paying them another visit. I also thoroughly enjoyed the ice cool Cider it was made by the people of Cornwall who 'Aaaargh' renowned for making it. but I believe they've stopped selling Cornish pasties due to massive cost increases.....apparently the Cornish 'Pie-Rates' have gone through roof. PS - A special thank you to Alan for all his help in making our visit such a pleasure. John Taggart

On a recent visit to England I stopped into Coach & Horses for lunch and came away from the meal…read morefeeling very full and happy with my decision to stop in. While waiting for my meal I enjoyed two excellent local ales. When the food arrived to my table it was perfectly prepared. The chicken curry was well-worth the visit and my fiance enjoyed her scampi. I finished the meal off with some amazing sticky toffee pudding and a cup of espresso. I will be back, for the beer, food, service and atmosphere! This is a hidden gem.

This lovely little cafe in the heart of Otley certainly is special. As a cafe it has a huge range…read moreof delightful treats on offer, including a huge breakfast range - most notably their delicious full English for only £4.50! They also offer a large range of lunch time bites, gorgeous jacket potatoes with a range of fillings, sandwiches, toasties, paninis and so on, all freshly made. Their cakes are also delightful and go down a treat with a pot of tea of cup of coffee! Perfect if you're out shopping and want a break. Best of all though is that this is the only cafe I know of that caters for celiac sufferers, with a selection of gluten-free goods. I don't know about you, but that is an awesome thing in my book, as it is so easy for most places to ignore the unfortunate minority who can't enjoy gluten based products. It is spacious inside, with room enough for bigger groups and outside has some seating too. Lovely!

I haven't been yet, but I had to comment.. as my grandma is a celiac sufferer and i have been…read morescrolling the internet for hours for somewhere I can take her for a meal. I shall be bringing her up a week on friday. I look forward for the happy grin on her face when she realises she can go some where for a meal without having to worry. Thanks so much.. going to rate it a 5 as I can tell already this is going to make her day.

First visit to this small restaurant. Staff really…read morefriendly, food very tasty, large portions! I had potato and chorizo starter followed by belly pork. Pudding chocolate and beetroot cake! Not sure about that a bit heavy but still managed to eat it all!

Best food in Meanwood, Headingly and Chapel A. Probably one of the best foody spots in Leeds. They…read morealso make some very good nano-brews. They are stinger and more flavourful than most typical English brews. This is a great spot for veggies as well. Bring your appetite for lunch as the sandwiches are big and the sweet potato chips are plentiful.

I think this must be one of the best fish and chips in the UK! I was last here 10 years ago and…read moreremembered it so fondly it was the first place on my itinerary for my latest trip. And it did not disappoint this time around! It was exactly as remembered. The battered haddock is so perfectly cooked and delicious. The chips are great too!

This came highly recommended but we can't say it was any better or any worse than most local fish…read moreand chip shops. The upstairs was retro and packed. The gluten free batter was amazing, the other batter not so much. The Haddock tasted like Haddock - as it should. Gravy was a little too thick (Lancashire snobbery here). The mushy peas sensational! I started with a prawn cocktail which was as classic as I remember. The chips were, well just chips, nothing to rave about. The service was chaotic from our waitress. $25 squid each with tip and a drink.

When someone mentions "the best fish and chip shop in Leeds, and possibly the country" you kinda…read morehave to give it a go. For curiosity sake. All in the name of research. Whilst I will admit, the fish and chips here are nice, Nash's Original Fish and Chip Restaurant isn't the best I've ever tasted. And it's when someone hauls such an accolade on a place it's more of a let down than if you'd have just been told, "here's a nice place to go for fish and chips". Nash's is a restaurant in the same way that McDonalds is a restaurant, it's not really, it's a nice and clean place to sit down in twos or in groups and eat some fast food without having to take it outside or home to eat it. The staff are lovely and enthusiastic and the fish is lovely, and portions are rather large, they come in four sizes, small, regularly, large and giant. I never did see what giant looked like, but if the regular was anything to go by it musta been HUGE. As to be expected these days, the takeaway version of the food prices are lower than the restaurant prices, but in my opinion, with so much fish and chip shop competition, they could do with making the prices a bit more on the modest side. Veggie lasagne and a salad £7.50? I've paid less in a rather nice Italian restaurant. In Blackpool, which serves some of the finest fish and chips in the country in my humble opinion, you can get fish, chips, mushy peas, a slice of bread and butter and a pot of tea for a fiver and it's divine, here they do meal deals too. Fish, chips, bread and butter slice and a cup of tea for £8, if you want mushy peas (which is the law) you need an extra £1.50. So it's £9.50 for fish and chips meal to eat in. Too much I do believe. Nice, but average, not the best in the country, and not really the best in Leeds. Sorry guys.

Possibly the best chip shop that I've ever been too, and I'm from Lancashire, so I've been to a…read morefair few in my time! Honestly, excellent! They even do battered sausages... they dont do them where I come from. The only way that i could get 5 stars would be if they sold pies too!