Reviews in Leeds and Yorkshire

We came across this restaurant by accident when walking back to our (very disappointing) hotel in Harrogate. This was the highlight of the weekend though; fantastic quality food with a real taste of Italy, as opposed to the usual cheap anglo/american version of the food. The cheese on the pizzas was real mozzarella (can't eat cows milk) so a fantastic find for me! A wonderful atmosphere, fantastically attentive staff and real attention to detail. Can't praise it enough.

didn't know anyone who had been to Thai on the Square, and from the outside it doesn't look that special so it's hard to know what to expect. There is a little entrance from the street and you go up some stairs so can't see from the street. The restaurant is modern and attractive and the food was amazing. Prices are reasonable too. I've recommended this to a few people and would definitely go back

The food at The Brompton Forge has always been very good but on this visit was even better ,flavoursome and interesting,well presented with excellent service. WE WOULD RECOMMEND THIS RESTAURANT TO EVERYONE.

My girlfriend and I had driven past Rinaldis many times on the way to the nearby Asda and we thought we'd give it a go today. The place does not look amazing from the outside but it's a pleasant surprise on entering with its well presented interior and friendly atmosphere. The waiters are attentive but non intrusive and smiley and helpful. The food was great and very reasonably priced and we will be going back again for a bottle of red sometime.

I am not a vegetarian. I came here with four friends. Although it was a Tuesday evening, the restaurant was very busy. Not being used to the menu, my friends suggested that I try the Special Thali as it would give me an introduction to a complete Indian vegetarian meal. It was a very good choice as it consisted of a starter, a main meal and a dessert. The aubergine fritter was a revelation to me. The main meal consisted of two different curries served with a lentil-flavoured rice. The dessert was a mouth-tingling yogurt dish. I hadn't realised that Indian Vegetarian Cuisine could be so varied and imaginative. The best part was that the cost of the meal was very reasonable. I shall certainly be back here again to dine. I am planning a visit to South India early next year and now that I am introduced to Indian Vegetarian cooking I shall certainly look forward to sampling more Indian vegetarian dishes. Thank you Prashad for a most enjoyable evening.

I've been to Parshads many times now and I have never been disappointed with the food. It is some of the best I have ever eaten and everyone that I have taken there has said the same. The beauty of the food is that it is light and flavoursome and nutritious. Do not miss the dahi puri or the pethis. They are Sublime.

Recently opened Arkaan's is based in the former Windmill pub on the Doncaster Road between Crofton and Nostell Priory and has been tastefully refurbished into a value-for-money modern Indian Restaurant. We early on a Friday, which was a good thing, as we were told that they were fully booked from 7pm onwards. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. The food was superb - we had chicken pakora, chicken dopiaza, garlic naan and coffee. The price for 2 people - good value at £23. It has no licence to sell alcohol, but you are welcome to bring your own. Payments by cash only. I was very impressed by my first visit and hope to make Arkaan's a regular haunt.

I recently enjoyed a very good lunch at Korks for only £7.95!!! They are providing 2 courses from their extensive menu for only £7.95. This has to be the greatest bargain in the country right now and is well worth taking advantage of. For £7.95 I expected a carvery or some boil in the bag food that one normally associates with family inns, no such thing here. Korks food is Good Food Guide standard, they have a new chef and this offer is brilliant value. I enjoyed a starter of a Black pudding fritter with apple sauce which was very enjoyable, followed by Market Fish pie, which was brim full of pieces of fish and topped with a cheesey crust - absolutely delish! This offer needs to be celebrated and congratulated, tell all your friends, I am already.

unpretentious neighbourhood restaurant dont go anywhere else simply middlesbrough's only restaurant worth going too.

I've visited Prashad for a number of years now (following a recommendation an Indian couple I was selling to) from it's early days with it's tiny seating area to now. I have never in all that time been disappointed with the food and the service is excellent. In particular the special chaat is great for a delicious light meal and the thallis are outstanding, Massalla Dosa is another favourite, I could go on and on. Having visited India a number of times this is one of the very few places where I've had such authentic food ( others are Rani's and and Rasa's both in London and the Vegetable Pot in Nottingham although I'm not sure it's still there.). For a really great meal I've yet to find another Indian restaurant in West Yorkshire to compare no wonder it's so highly rated. Thanks to all at Prashad's

This is the best South Indian restaurant in Yorkshire. The menu is amazing and the preparation of the food divine!

I visit Prashad once a fortnight, and the food is always fresh and delicious with little surprises everytime. Keep it up Team Kaushy.

Travelled from Manchester with my wife to tapas tree in shipley and according to my wife: time spent going to shipley was well worth it.Very pleased.Will do it again very soon.

Best fish and chips EVER. Superb service, we just will not go anywhere else in Bridlington

Great food, great atmosphere, really friendly staff. Could not recommend it highly enough. Thoroughly enjoyed our evening. Thank you Sophia, mum and dad! Phil & Ann

we had a really nice stay in this inn. Its really close to lightwater valley. and the breakfast was superb! definitely recommend to anyone who likes traditional inns.

Hoorah! The famous Bruce Arms at West Tanfield has reopened with Chef/ Partner, Hugh Caruthers at the helm. We ate there on the first Saturday last weekend and enjoyed a super meal of would you believe it - Boiled Beef and Carrots? How very retro? How very good! The Brisket was cooked to perfection and was a real winter warmer. The Orange Panacotta was to die for, not at all gelatinous as so many are. The flavour of the orange and the texture of the panacotta was superb. Its obviously very early days here but the future looks very bright indeed for Hugh and his team. Hugh is a superb chef and trained originally at the Michelin Starred Yorke Arms. We have followed his progress since and love his food, I hope you will too.

This was my first time eating Moroccan food and unfortunately the spices were not to my taste. However, the atmosphere and service were excellent, and the food was perfectly cooked and presented. Well worth a visit for those who like this style of cooking.