We had just walked miles over near Hebden Bridge and decided to get a curry on the way home…read more Initially we had thought that Akbars had their all-you-can-eat deal on, but it wasn't so took a drive down Leeds road to see what we could find. Stopped here as Rich had had a nice work's do here. Looks like a cafe from outside, but is surprisingly large inside. Really lovely poppadoms with carroway seeds in. main was far too spicy for me, but very tasty nonetheless. Rich and Dave were happy with theirs. Beware the super pricey Cobras! £5.50 for a large one! They soon add up!

I really like this restaurant. Very chilled out during the day time and has a good atmosphere in…read morethe evening. The food is fantastic - last time we went we had one of the lamb dishes and the meat was incredibly tender. Staff are really friendly and attentive. I would definitely recommend Cafe Zouk. If you can go on a week night rather than a weekend I would think you'll enjoy your meal more as it is more relaxing and you can spend the whole evening there - whereas on a weekend it is very busy and you might feel more pressure to leave after finishing your meal.

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.

Like it.Lots of variety.Lots of unusually flavoured things as you'd expect.Seem to keep longish…read morehours.Good for a very decent coffee and within staggering distance of the hospital.Big selection of gifts but on the pricey size.Pleasant staff.Good selection of sandich fillings,hot takeaway and fresh ingredients.

OK deli, but the food isn't as interesting or as fresh at the other deli in Lindley (Bubble &…read moreSqueak). Staff at Lindleys can be a bit hit & miss too & can often be slow if you are eating in not taking away. They have a good range of interesting gift type food though.

So I came here for a friend's birthday and did not know what to expect really…read more On entering they have their various home made chocs for sale from banofee to ginger with prices that of hotel choclater. Walking upstairs we had luckily booked a table. It was chaotic ,full of screaming kids playing frisbee with the saucers and knocking teacups off the table. Cautiously I sat down avoiding this kid with sticky mitts behind me. The waitress came swiftly to take our order. The menu consists of some indulgent £4 hot chocs, cakes, sandwiches and well.. chocolate. I did consider the chilli but for 12 quid you can purchase a tea for one. This combined a hot choc/ drink of your choice, toasted sandwich , scone and some chocolate. I chose the ameretto white hot chocolate which turned out quite sickly. Then eventually the food arrived. Most of us had selected tuna melt or ham and cheese apart from one veggie.. so when the tuna arrived dripping all over the veggie sandwich she was not amused. We got this swapped. The tiered trays were intimidating so I just ate half a sandwich to make room for the scone and chocolate. The scone was nice the choclate was too experimental and sweet for me.. especially the honey choc. Also i Never saw any waitresses again..it was like tetris trying to balance all the plates and I really needed a drink . The noise level was high and the decor was that of a soup kitchen.. In the end we just went downstairs to pay. Needless to say I won't be back. I do what to try the Mousetrap instead?

The Chocolate Café used to have a branch in Manchester city centre on Deansgate, but that has now…read moreclosed down, meaning if you want to enjoy their unbelievable chocolaty services, you will have to journey to Bury, or order online. They sell literally everything you can imagine in the chocolate world. The showpiece though, has to be the chocolate pizzas. These can be 6 inch (£7.95) or 9 inch (10.95) and each come with 3 toppings of your choice! Available toppings include white, dark or milk chocolate curls, strawberry curls, salami made of White Chocolate Jazzies, black olives made of Dark Chocolate Buttons, green olives made of Lemon Flavour Buttons and much much more! They even sell drinking chocolates that are literally next level, including a box of real chocolate buttons that melt into drinking chocolate. Not only normal chocolate flavour eiher but strawberry drinking chocolate, orange drinking chocolate and caramel drinking chocolate, as well as the white dark and milk chocolate options! For Christmas presents they do amazing chocolate hampers for your chocolate loving family members. Amazing chocolaty joy! P.S. according to Microsoft word 'chocolaty' is a valid word.

Well, these guys sure did see me through some cheap winters as a student, (well, not these ones…read morepersonally) but let's be honest - it's not the most nutritious way to live! Ahh Fultons. Those were the days when all I used to eat was your cheaply priced McCain oven chips and Dr Oetker Ristorante pizzas. If only that was a feasible diet nowadays. This particular Fultons isn't as big as the one I used to frequent back in't Wakey (yes, I lived in Wakefield for a time) but it is nonetheless still full of cheapo goods and treats. The limeade lines the walls, the freezers stand back to back and there are rows upon rows of frozen meals awaiting your hand. Hoards of biscuits and other such items are also packed into the shop and there are superb delights when you reach the icecream sections. Still, as mentioned, back in the days of regular Fultonage I merely subsisted and barely managed one a day, let alone five. I would say that it's all good for the treats that we must be allowed to indulge now and then, but I couldn't imagine living on their produce alone! Fultons is for the bargain sweet meats and treats, but not for the standard substantial eating. At least, not in my opinion.

Who hasn't been a student and indulged in Fultons foods for some well food. It might not be the…read moremost nutritionally sound food to buy, it all being frozen and such, but to be quite honest, when you're a student, and both time and money are limited, you really don't give a crap for the most part, especially when deadlines are looming ever so close to your face. You up end yourself so your bottom is flying high and your head is submerged deep into one of their freezers and you wade through the combination of boxed and branded food, and the bagged and told it's branded food, and you look at the price, remember what it is in the local supermarket, work out how much cheaper it is, smile as you realise, yes you can afford it and your bus fare home, and you put it in your basket and move on to the next fridge. It's wrong to say only students use places like Fultons, as Fultons serves a purpose for those can't be bothered days long after the student days are just fond memories, the cajun chicken fillets still give me funny cravings and I love them unashamedly, and they're super cheap, I don't even care that they come in a plastic bag, they taste so good. The staff over use the term "love" at you and they have a tendency to grunt as opposed to speak, but sod it, you don't go for them, you go for the cheap food, and if you can bag yourself some quorn, you're in for a bonus, because I don't know how they do it, but they undercut the supermarket massively. Secret big love for the Fultons.

Interesting supermarket, it's aimed at the Muslim community in Bradford, so you can pick up some…read morereally interesting foods. One good point is you can bulk buy things and save loads. I bought loads of tins of chickpeas and they were really cheap and will last forever! It doesn't have the same kind of offers as supermarkets like Tesco etc. but sometimes it's a good thing, as you stick to buying what you actually want, and not tempted by offers! (Though I must admit, I didn't go in especially to buy 20 tins of chickpeas!) Worth a visit to check out some different foods and have a nice break from your usual weekly visit to Tesco/Asda/Morrisons etc.

Worker there was low-key a tart. Idk about the chocolate tho it kinda tasted like chocolate which…read moreI'm allergic to so idk of I have to go to the hospital or not so it might hinder my experience

What a wonderful sweet shop. Took me so far back in time that I nearly missed my plane from Leeds…read moreBradford Airport. They have all the traditional sweets and I was spoiled for choice. Real olde world and highly recommended!

I popped in here the other week after having a lovely meal out with my boyfriend. I'd planned to…read morecome here as I'd already decided that I fancied something sweet like a milkshake, and after all it's a cheaper option than dessert. When we arrived there was already a queue; a testament to the popularity of this cute little milkshake bar. At first I felt a little amused, since I was the only twenty-something in the place (discluding the manager this even including staff, it seemed) but soon after me came another few folk my age seemingly also after a sweet calcium fix. I've a serious temptation to quote some Anthony Burgess, but since another yelper has already made reference in a different review, it would feel a bit cheap to knock out the same joke. I will confirm that there was no synthmesc involved! (Tee hee!) So, after being my usual indecisive self I panicked and went for a Milky Bar milkshake. Sadly, it didn't quite hit the spot. I think it was mostly due to having chosen a slightly bland chocolate bar to put into my shake, had I gone for werthers originals (which is my usual at Shaky Jakes) I think I'd have been much more satisfied. Nevertheless, the options are endless so I'd advise considering your penchant before you enter as choosing can really hold things up! The staff were all lovely though, and the system seems particularly well organised as within minutes my shake was ready. In this instance I wish I could 3.5 stars, but hey - that's what a review update is for! And if it means going back and drinking more delicious milkshake goodness, I'm down with that. Certainly recommended for a cheeky sugar fix, and I really think you'd struggle not to find what you fancy with all the options available. Win!

Shake'a'holic is a milkshake bar designed for sugar hungry children and teens to come and gulp down…read moremountains of the various gloppy concoctions on offer. The idea is, the customer comes in and chooses from over 175 different ingredients and then the staff blend it with milk and ice cream to make it into a customised milkshake. 175 is a big number when pondering the amount of ingredients you could choose to make a milkshake. They have various chocolate bars, fruits, cakes, biscuits, cereals. When I say various, I mean loads, their sweets section includes things like fruit polos, wham bars, tic tacs and toffee popcorn. And yes, there is always room for one odd-ball suggestion. Marmite. Urgh. The only time I can ever imagine anyone actually consuming a Marmite milkshake is if a silly teenage boy gives in to a dare. In which case it would probably be followed by the kid in question being promptly sick all over the floor. Nice! Marmite and sick aside, I think I could probably be tempted by one of their fresh strawberry shakes, or maybe marshmallow. They really have hit a good idea though, with the high footfall of people that cross The Merrion Centre every day they are set to make a packet. So, considering their ridiculously huge amount of ingredients and the obvious amount of effort they have put in, I reckon they deserve 4 *s.