Reviews in Leeds and Yorkshire

Recently I was part of a large filming unit that stayed at Scotch Corner... this pub was a real find! The food was excellent, everyone of the large crew enjoyed their meal, spread the word, and soon we were all coming to The Shoulder. The landlord and land lady were extremely welcoming and adapted to our large numbers at very short notice, and without taking a hit to their superb service and excellent food. Thoroughly recommend a turn off from the A1!

I had a wonderful meal a couple of nights ago at the Shoulder of Mutton, my choice of Fishcake starter and a Duck main course were splendid.. The Duck was cooked exactly as I like it, I asked for it rare, it was totally mouth watering. Having eaten many times here I have never once been disappointed, the quality of the food is excellent and very good value for money. The waiting staff were very attentive and friendly, see you again very soon.

The best Indian EVER! superb food, atmosphere and such friendly staff....! we go at least 3 times a month...HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

visited la piazza on 2nd may excellent could you please email the name and where i could purchase your house red really enjoyed

Our weekend visit to the Wheatsheaf was very disappointing. A card sized table with infrequent clearing of used glasses etc left little room for serving dishes as the young front of house team were inattentive. Brocolli and Stilton soup watery and no evidence of flavour, grilled Tuna very dry and the Nicoise Salad largely composed of basic mixed bag lettuce of the very curly prickly type. Their compensatory offer was disappointing and largely unfulfilled (£3) for the Tuna plates and nobody returned to take our sweet order.

Recently visited the Shoulder of Mutton for dinner which was excellent, great value for money and the crackling on the pork was scrummy. Went back for a second visit as I had been told how good Sunday lunch was and I have to say I wasn't disappointed as their locally sourced Roast Beef was excellent, very tender and cooked to perfection. I will be returning very soon to sample more of what they have to offer. Great food and a very warm welcome and good service, my partner had commented on how good the real ales are.

Turkey undercooked on two occasions. Food lukewarm, gravy too thick. Used to be excellent. ?? new chefs ?? new staff

Excellent fresh food plus friendly staff. Also very child friendly

Bought this deal from Groupon and had not had any previous bad experience, but beware this was a con. Firtley nice outside but inside rather like a where you go when drunk at 2am set up. Bad customer service, telling us he hates Groupon vouchers, he makes no money form them, making us feel unwelcome and uncomfortable. Then went on to do it to the next table maybe to push drink sales?. Service was very self obsessed saying his food the best curry anywhere, so great expectations for the food. To recieve warm table water, tough chewy lamb, chicken was bits ie not breast), the rice was dried out and the curry taste itself salty. Then on paying the voucher was a £25 food voucher, we had service charge, popadoms and pickles were charged to us they stated this is not food when asked and they did to the other groupon voucher holder.

My work colleagues and I often have national Telecom company meetings in Leeds and we always go to Viva restaurant as the welcome, the food and the service is excellent and after more than 7 visits in past 2 years we have never had any complaints. Great family restaurant and fantastic food and ambiance.

I have been to the Drawbridge numerous times and never had any complaints about the standard of food quality nor service, I find the staff to be friendly and most welcoming, it is one of my favourite places to go for a meal and drink, its not a noisy place and kids are welcome as well

A great cafe and deli, Fantastic sarnies and jacket spuds, Some great puddings as well. I have also had breakfast there,,,yummy!

I can thoroughly recommend this establishment to anyone. We were travelling on the canal past Bradley and so I looked to see if they did my favourite brew, Theakstones Old Peculier, but the landlord said he had not had it in for five years but promised to get a barrel in for the weekend. And he was as good as his word with me able to sample the first pint of the barrel at lunch time on good Friday. I also had the beer battered haddock with chips and mushy peas and can only say the standard was excellent. If you are in the area and want excellent food, good beer and a friendly reception, the Slater's Arms is a must not miss opportunity.

How this place remains open i don't know - fleas yes FLEAS walking and jumping on the tables where we sat; even in the glasses! The glasses were stained. We asked for a complete new set at our table. There were fleas swarming inside the hot food counters. Plates stacked for the buffet were unclean. Do not attempt to use the toilets: totally filthy. Mouldy food under the tables showing the place had not been cleaned properly for days. The only reason we did not leave was that we were attending a wedding ceremony and did not want to spoil the day for the newlyweds. I have made a formal complaint to the council. I even suffered stomach cramps after the meal. Even now i feel sick just thinking about it. i will not go back if they pay me.

Fantastic bar with an extremely vibrant atmosphere, wonderful people and the staff are always very chatty and entertaining. The bar is strictly over 20's and the choice of music is suitably suited to this age range making for an even more pleasant and enjoyable night out.

Don't be fooled by the good reviews it's decor is very good but thats where it stops, food try's to be good but really is just average. Service, slow when restaurant full. Starters, good Main's are mostly pizzas with good toppings but let down by poor hard base. Sweet's no fresh cream on Cheese Cake made it very stodgy and gluteney, but the hardest thing to swallow was the price at £90 pound for a family of 4 and thats happy hour prices, its definitely not value for money. Drinks prices for kids are small glass of lemonade £2.00 per glass total rip off and staff so rude when we enquired about the price.

A visiting lecturer from Bolton, Lancs., was staying with us. We came to Prashad for dinner and introduced him to the unique Indian vegetarian cuisine offered there. We had faluda, papads, bhel supreme, pani puris, utthapam, idli sambar, black-eyed beans, puris, kulfi and masala tea. We described the origin of each dish. Our guest had seen the progress of Prashad in the Gordon Ramsey Restaurant Competition and was delighted that we had taken him to Prashad for dinner. He was absolutely over the moon with the meal. So thank you Prashad. You have now a firm devotee in Bolton!, Lancs.!

It was our wedding anniversary and so we went for afternoon tea at the Devonshire Arms. It was a little more expensive then other venues at £20 per person but we had heard good things about the restaurant and the location is beautiful. The tea was good and the scone was very nice but we were disappointed with the sandwiches and some of the cakes. The sandwiches were cold and the bread was hard, as if they had just been taken out of the fridge (rather then being prepared fresh). One cake had far too much pastry (about an inch deep), and there was a little jelly and cream desert in a small glass where the liquid and solid had separated. When I told the waitress that I had a peanut allergy she told me how difficult I had been and that I should have told them in advance. We would not recommend the afternoon tea and we would probably now think twice about returning for dinner.