Wicked stuff!! I tend to travel all the way from york to buy from these guys. Highly recomended try…read morethe Crocodile calzone! (Its not really crocodile Lol!!) It is super!!!

The boys here will crack you up with their jokes and make you feel right at home. The couches and…read morebeer pub that shares the space will get you real cozy. The noon to 7pm half-price pizza deal slices through the hesitation on getting multiple pies. (not on Fri & Sat) I've tried every topping they offer. They're all incredible! Impossible to fail here. Enjoy!

Great pizza by the slice, cruncy, gooey and with seriously delicious toppings…read more Sunday-Thursday 12-7 they are half price, what a bargain! I went here for lunch, each slice (which is quarter of a 16inch pizza) was only £1.6, bloody bargain. Add to that a bar with great beer selection, free wifi and cool decor and you have one of the best places I found in Leeds to hang out.

I also love Harpos. I was distraught when the one in Headingley closed down. If I'd had more…read morewarning I'd have got a petition going and sent it to Tony Blair (he was prime minister or something at the time). They used to do the most delicious burger with mozzarella and salsa on, and the fries were light and fluffy and perfect. They don't do them at this Harpos (sob) but they do do well tasty pizzas that might look on the small side when you get the box, but then who eats the last slice when you get a normal sized one? Ok, I do, but then I feel bloaty and a bit sick and wish I hadn't. Or I microwave it for my breakfast and then get poorly. So basically, Harpos rocks.

Much better than the average pizza shop. Loads of toppings (Belly Buster lives up to it's name) and…read moreif you phone in advance it'll be ready and waiting. It is more expensive than some and a friend told me that she "always went, every time she was back in N Leeds". I'm not sure I'd go that far but it definitely beats supermarket pizzas and Dominos by a long shot!

Another Pizza House (yes, they're a chain, who knew?), and, like th eone in Guiseley, it's not…read moregreat. Pizzas that are priced like Domino's but taste like those of your standard greasy local pizza takeaway. Like the other Pizza House, you can choose your base here, which is quite cool, but not cool enough to make this place anything special. We used to get free stuff from here as my friend delivered for them, but even then, I wasn't thrilled - and I love free food!

I have been going to this pizza place for over a year now and I have never been disappointed. The…read morecheesy garlic bread is to die for. Definitely recommend this pizza place over Dominos Pizza.

Here we have it then, to top (one of) my pet hate list wooden, canteen style chairs, I'm meant to…read morebe here for a meal, this means I will be here for a while so please, oh pretty please provide something comfortable for my posterior. This is however, all I have to complain about. The food is good, service with a smile and a good range of vegetarian dishes which I sometimes find sparse on Italian menus.

If you are going out for a casual quick meal with friends then you could do a lot worse then head…read moredown to this Italian. It has a friendly atmosphere but inside it's a little cramped and uncomfortable. I know it's a restaurant trick to have uncomfortable chairs so that you eat quickly and they can turn the tables but these are so uncomfortable it slightly spoils my visit. The food isn't bad and you get really big portions so if you are feeling particularly ravenous I would go and sample a bowl of pasta. I was slightly daunted by the size of the meals so it is handy that they do half portions, I don't like to waste food after all. My partner's eyes lit up when he saw the bowl of pasta coming towards him but he managed to get it all down and even managed a coffee afterwards. The food isn't bad and for the price its exceptional value, my only grip was the chairs and the tables being to close together although I appreciate in this climate that places need to do what they need to do to survive. I am just glad that the quality of chairs is below standard and not the service or the food.

Well I like this Pizza Hut! We keep getting vouchers codes through the door and thought we'd give…read more'em a go, so we got 2 medium A-Team themed pizzas (can't recall for the life of me what was A-Team-y about them) and 2 side orders for £19.77. My pizza was tasty but could've done with a teensy bit more cheese. Oh all right heaps and piles more cheese but it's probably marginally better for me with less on anyway.

A Pizza Hut in Chapel Allerton? Yes, its true but don't worry its only a small take-away outlet and…read morenot an actual restaurant. Chapel Allerton seems far too sophisticated for a Pizza Hut but this it is more than a stone's throw away from the delicate and fancy boutiques so maybe its more in Chapel Town? A fine class line divides them. Anyway you can get a proper, thick based pizza delivered to your door from here - excellent if you're feeling lazy and can't be bothered to cook. Some that must even happen to people living in Chapel Allerton from time to time?

WIth the Flying Pizza, you're usually guaranteed of a few things…read more.. 1) Average Italian food 2) A short menu with not much other than pizza available 3) An electric atmosphere 4) Celebrities that range from B to Z list 5) Staff who don't really care unless you are on the B to Z list It's always an interesting experience, and it's one of Leeds' most famous eateries, but nowadays I think it's all rather more style than substance, and the last time I went in the pizza I had was a little bit sloppy. The prices are quite high too, but that's all related to the reputation.

THE place to been seen in Roundhay, so rumour has it, so not the cheapest but not a common-place…read morepizza parlour as the name may initially indicate. A nice Mediterranean mixture on the menu and a good selection of wine. Service with a smile and a buzzing atmosphere. The food is pretty ok too.

Like its sister shop located further down the same street, Lucky's is a massively popular pizza…read morejoint that does standard pizzas for standard prices but also offers something that hardly anywhere else (surprisingly) does - single slices. They're a quid, which is fairly good value for those who are too scared to face a whole pizza (however, it's better value to get a whole one and finish it off for breakfast if you have no shame like me) and they're pretty tasty whether you're sober or drunk (most people in here will be the latter). Sometimes, however, you get the last slice of a pizza that's been sitting around for ages and has gone a little bit stale or soggy, and it's not the most pleasant culinary experience. The service could also be a little bit quicker, but all in all they're doing a good job.

Lucky's was always the pizza place of choice throughout university, and still remains a firm…read morefavourite thanks to their fast delivery, freephone number and mostly their tasty, inventive pizzas. My favourites are the Vegetarian Deluxe, the Celery and Blue Cheese, and the Pizza Pesto, although most people I know (ok, Steve) go for the Meat Feast or the Meatheads and Madcows. Ooh a good tip - if you can agree on a topping, share an 18 family size - it works out cheaper and it's very exciting when the delivery man turns up. I feel like I'm in some kind of US sitcom/teen drama like Dawson's OC or something.

I wouldn't recommend ordering delivery from these guys. On the last few occasions our order has…read morebeen incorrect and when we phoned them to point this out we were told 'I've said sorry, what more do you want??' Errm what we paid for maybe? They also have an odd custom of not slicing the (cold) pizza for you. When we've asked over the phone to have it sliced we were told it would increase the delivery time(!). Rude staff and cold pizza. Not for me. Perhaps they are better if you actually go in to the takeaway to order.

Along with Harpo's on Street Lane, this is arguably the best pizza takeaway in Britain!…read moreIt's a shame they changed their pizza sizes from the regular 12" to a standard 11", huge 14", or a tiny one. I can't fault the food though. Nom!

As the name suggests their strong suit is the pizza. Nepalese style, so thin base and perfectly…read morecooked. Good variety of toppings available and some new combinations that are just so tasty I gobbled it up in a minute! They do also offer tapas style portions of Italian dishes. Great way to share a meal and try a variety of what they have on offer. Cocktails are available but I wouldn't recommend them so stick to wine and beer. Tastecard do 50% off for up to 4 people and this pace is huge so no worries to go with a group.

Buca Di Pizza has recently opened in the Wellington Street location previously occupied by La…read moreGrillade. It's surprisingly cavernous inside with a pretty, candlelit interior. It must seat loads of people but was quiet when we went in on a Wednesday night. The pizzas are beautiful, exactly how I like them, with a thin crust and gooey top. We had the Frutti Di Mare from the more traditional part of the menu and the Hickory Pig (pulled pork) from the non-traditional side. Both were delish. Service was great. They serve reasonably priced drinks and have a decent range of beers and a thoughtful cocktail menu. They have a picture of a weird prince in the back room that looks a bit like George Osborne. I would definitely revisit but not because of that!