If you're out at the pubs near the Leeds Station late enough at night and suddenly remember that…read moreyou never ate dinner, you will be thankful for this little place. Still serving up tasty burgers and fries and a whole lot more, long after the fancy spots have closed their kitchens, Ooh La Laa is just what you need. Yeah I'll give it five stars not because it is the best thing you will ever have but because the food is good and being open so late, they provide a service that so many other places do not.

On yet another late night out about town it had come to that final hour once again, where…read moresustenance of the most calorific variety was required. Before travelling all the way back yonder, my friend and I decided we'd try out Ooh La Laa -partly since it was open for business and partly since we'd not tried it yet. Inside it's pretty awesome -the décor is simple, but the interesting curvature of being under a railway arch gives it that je ne sais quois. To be honest, I wished that it was a little more than a burger bar-come-fish and chippy, just because it's so cool to sit in. Nonetheless, that's what you can expect of the cuisine - burgers, fish and chips, amongst other standards of the take away we've come to know and love. The scent of a good old chippy is high in the air upon arrival, and the portions are indeed generous for the usual price. For some reason I couldn't stomach a battered cod at 2am after many boozes, so decided to go a standard cheeseburger and chips. And standard it was! No complaints, but certainly no frills were to be had. Of course, if you want those, you can spend triple the amount at GBK. Yes, it was a robust cheese burger and chips, which I consumed wholly, and enjoyed thoroughly. The staff were happy and served us nicely, the tables were clean, the clientele pleasant and for a change, I was almost the most rowdy in the vicinity. (And I'm not too much of a rowdy drunkard, I can assure you. I might talk your ear off about Skyrim, or Leonard Cohen, but that'd be about it.) In any case, it totally sorted me out and I thank them hugely for my lack of hangover after such an obscene amount of cocktail. Well done! Definitely a solid choice if you're after something to soak up that wonderful stuff we call booze!

Madhouse is good for workers in Halifax Centre. Although it is a cafe, there are actually only a…read morefew tables and most of its trade is from take-away sandwiches/potatoes etc. Their paninis are excellent. The sandwiches here are massive and all made freshly while you wait. The prices are a little below average for Halifax centre, so good value. Orders can be rung through in advance to avoid waiting, as queues can be long. They also do breakfast-type sandwiches from early morning, which are great. Recommended.

I first went into Brod simply because I was intrigued by how ridiculously small it appeared from…read moreoutside (see picture). It doesn't seem much bigger once you get inside, but this is unimportant as it is essentially a takeaway. Brod will basically make you anything you like, and I mean anything - it's kind of like the savoury version of its neighbour Shaky Jakes. I last ate here at lunchtime, and as such, plumped for a rather fancy chicken tikka sandwich, but this place is as good for breakfast sandwiches as it is lunchtime. They do the usual plethora of unhealthy English breakfast sandwiches (you know, bacon, sausage, egg, grease) and open at 7:30, meaning you have time to get one in on your way to work/early lecture. The only criticism I can think of is that the service is often quite slow, but Brod does usually pack out at lunchtimes so this is kind of expected. Anyone who wants confirmation of quality of Brod's sandwiches should be informed that this tiny independent business has managed to hold its own for years despite a Subway opening directly opposite.

So yes I've become one of those dreadful people who chooses a salad over a sandwich. This is…read morenothing against the sandwich but I have been enjoying the absence of the afternoon slump that comes from eating bread for lunch. I'm sorry bread, I still love you but I think we need to see other people (some of the time). While on a recent jaunt to Leeds for work, what I really wanted to do for lunch was go to either Friends of Ham or Bundobust, I decided to be sensible and leave that to a trip for pleasure rather than business. Brød was conveniently located near the Civic Hall where I'd spent the morning so I called in on my way back to the train station. I then spent the first fifteen minutes of my train journey staring wistfully at my lunch having decided that I couldn't eat it until midday. When I opened the box to take a snap it smelled delicious which was quite distressing. It tasted pretty good but not as amazing as it smelled which was a bit of a disappointment. The salad part was a bit sad, but it did take the edge off eating a box of cheese for lunch. And sadly there was no option for a raita or other yoghurty style dressing so it was undressed. There was plenty of paneer though so I can't complain too much. I guess next time I'll have to just get a sandwich as I don't think the salad box really panned out.

The pizza is very good and so are the chips the only thing letting it down is the kebab wrapread more

Situated on Thorne Road near to Doncaster Royal Infirmary. There is a good selection of…read morepizzas,pasta,deserts and side orders. Pizza Island pizzas are always great quality, plenty of toppings and a nice base.If you cannot make up your mind which pizza to have try the 'Pizza Island Special' which has a bit of everything on it.The garlic mushrooms are to die for alog with the spicy twister fries.Whatever you choose it will almost certainly be good value for money - particularly when you compare them to 'Dominoes' pizzas.

Its really good value for money. Also you get a lot of pizza for your money. The pizza's are…read moreprobably are as nice, if not nicer than pizza hut and much cheaper too. Thus you get much better value for money.

Dont really visit this place much to be honest, but never had any complaints when I do. Food is…read morealways good, and the service is good too. Have to admit, they do a very good Southern Fried Chicken, much nicer than KFC.

Reasonably priced pizza take-away/ delivery service. It does not only sell pizzas, but burgers,…read moresouthern fried chicken and ice-cream. The food is hot and tasty and delivery is generally on time, although I've had problems with the drivers forgetting to bring parts of the order. They are very quick to sort this out if need be, but it is annoying to have to wait for a second delivery. One plus is that they accept cheques with a valid banker's card. I believe this firm has undergone a name change and is now called Casa Pizza'

Made the biggest mistake of my life. Apparently they are…read moreunder new management. We ordered 3 simple things 1. Spring rolls - half raw you could taste the dough from the pastry. Filling was only cabbage. 2. Vegetable Fried Rice - Rice undercooked. no seasoning. 3. Vegetables with Szcheuan sauce - Tangy instead of hot and vegetable again half cooked. Called them up to mention the issues with the order and was given a comment saying this is Chines food. It is supposed to be this way and we cook it this way only. Will never eat here again or recommend anyone else.

Wok Mania is one of those places you can run into on impulse in the search for food and be happily…read moresatisfied within...minutes! I've only ever eaten from here once but I intend to go back and try a different dish another time. It's cheap enough, same as any other takeaway and the service is fast. Delicious, hot, fast food. Yum.