Reviews in Leeds and Yorkshire

Pinnacle pub lunching! This place saved me after a night out, honest food and top notch real ale! How many pubs have lobster thermidor on the menu? Wanted spend all day there trying the delights the chefs have on offer! In a word it is coruscating!

We have been to Rustico's many times over the past 18 months and it just gets better. The new, expanded, premises has eliminated the overcrowding. The service and food are excellent.

Fantastic now that it's under new ownership - the best steak and ale pie i have ever tasted and a great home cooked special menu available through the day. Definitely worth the trip out!

This has to be the best restaurant around at the moment. the setting, the food, the staff are all fantastic, have been a few times in the last year and am going again in a couple of weeks which i am so looking forward to, it maybe slightly pricey but worth paying!!

I took my girlfriend along to the Valentine's day event they had, it was great!Great atmosphere, food was scrumptious!service was impeccable and the interior is stunning...as soon as you walk through the door you forget that you are in cleckheaton!could easily be fooled thinking that you were sitting in some eatery in a big cosmopolitan city!this place is definitely deserving of its tag of "The Best Indian Restaurant In Yorkshire"!

The Old White Beare is well worth a visit. The food is excellent as is the service. The welcome is warm and friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed.

I can’t recommend this restaurant enough my wife and I love everything about it, The bar is well stocked the staff excellent Julio himself treats everybody like a close friend and the food is FANTASTIC. If you want to impress friends, colleagues or family then book a table. You won’t be disappointed.

i think Oliver's mount restaurant is absolutely beautiful. the staff are lovely and brighten up the dullest of days. The food is outstanding and i would really recommend you to try this. GO FOR IT.

Upon initial inspection, Salvos appears to be a friendly, family-owned, slightly classy Italian restaurant at the side of a busy road. This is just a cover. The truth is, Salvos was born to the sounds of thunder in a cobwebbed laboratory by some balding genius who had eaten too much Parmesan cheese before bed. It is a creation, not a business, designed to crush, destroy and laugh-at all the other "italian" restaurants in Headingley and if it had ears, there would be two bloody big bolts behind them. It's fancy, it's friendly and it knows it. Salvos caters to two groups of Headingley diners; people who like cricket and the parents of middle-class-white-students (or is that just one group?). A warning I wish I'd received before my first visit: this is not an eatery reserved for "sugar-daddies", those are their daughters. The service was experienced, efficient and convivial in all the right ratios, testament again to the genius of the Salvos "creator". The food, however, lacked the 'spark' that was felt elsewhere. It was as though, on that stormy night, when Dr. Salvo-stein watched the bolt of life-giving electricity pulse through the building, it didn't quite reach the kitchen. My aubergine with Ricotta and rocket was nicely smokey, but a little cold and was SCREAMING for a balsamic reduction or a citrus-y dressing to kick it up the bum. My main of traditional pesto spaghetti with pan fried greens was not-so-traditional and, instead, came with pan fried cream. A fellow diner's whitefish chowder tasted good, but looked a little like one of those Sunday morning, Baileys coloured puddles outside "Tequila" or "Tiger Tiger". I'm exaggerating, but honestly, if I were to go again, I'd just ask for a basket of the amazing complimentary foccacia (from the Salumeria?) and a bucket of oil and vinegar. Alas, it seems we have learned nothing from those gothic tales of artificial creation; we should know not to ask too much from a beast which has been built in a lab. Perfection is more easily stumbled upon than manufactured.

Not impressed. 1. Food not very tasty. 2. Very small amount of food (chicken balti - 10 pieces of "balti flavoured" chicken and nil else for £8.50). 3. Overpriced. 4. Poor service - and overcharged us - advertised 50% off starter and main course before 6.30pm which we confirmed with the staff on entering. When the bill was produced the wrong starter had been billed (at £7.95 instead of the one we ordered an ate at £3.95). This was corrected, and a new bill was produced, but with only a 30% discount - which we eventually after a long conversation (which included a debate on the terms and conditions of the 50% offer - which they quoted but then said they couldn't provide us with a copy of these terms and conditions) was increased to 50% off "just this once". So overall - advice to the managers of Shebab Express - 1. Don't advertise an offer, that you then decide not to honour after your customers have eaten. 2. Sort the quality and quantity of the food out - there are many other good restaurants in Leeds that seem capable of doing this - a small portion of food may save you money short term, but in the long term your customers will not return.

I used to live in Mirfield and as my mum still does, I visit quite often. We love this restaurant. The staff are absolutely lovely and very accommodating. The food is always freshly cooked and of a very good standard. The menu is great. Well worth a visit but don't tell too many people - I still wanna be able to get a table !

My Wife and I have had the pleasure of dining at this establishment. The food is always of the highest standard. The real ales are refreshing and a break from the norm. The staff are always friendly, make us feel welcome and always happy to help. Well worth the distance from Manchester. I highly recommend it anytime of the year.

Excellent food, good atmosphere and very good service. Simple in decor, not like some of the larger more well-known restaurants in central Harrogate, but the emphasis is on the quality of food which is superb and the staff are friendly and accommodating. Reasonably priced, great value for money. Would definitely eat here again.

Hi i recently attended a meeting at this Inn - the food was lovely and service very good. The staff were helpful. the restaurant has recently been refurbished. It is in a lovely spot on Ilkely Moor. No complaints

i live near china moon so go quite often it is really good quality food at reasonable prices with a warm welcome and friendly service. i would recommend everyone to try it as theres something for everyone and the food is delicious.

Cant wait for restaurant to reopen getting withdrawal symptoms. Have eaten here since it opened, followed the guys from the Karachi. Have tried other places not a patch on the food you get here have been eating currys for 38 years. The onion Bhajis are ohhh so fab. Chappatis are so nice you could eat them on there own. and the curry yum yum suggest you try the Apna Khana style little more flavour and a tad hotter for those who are accustomed. Please open soon I am starving ( I live 12 miles away so a take away is out of the question )

We've been eating at Thai Erawan for a few years. The food is fantastic and the service is beyond perfect. I had the Weeping Tiger which was beautifully cooked, my partner had the Duck Red Curry which was really flavourful, I will order it next time. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone, it is my favourite restaurant in Leeds.

ate at red chilli on a busy Saturday night, party of 7, food and service were both excellent. Couldn't disagree more with reviews which suggest the staff are slow to respond, they were very attentive and efficient. The food was great - my only criticism is that the menu does not offer descriptions - so those less familiar with chinese cuisine aren't sure what they're getting - we had several dishes - some of which were what we expected, others were not! despite this they were all good, highly recommend the aramatic duck - my favourite dish, and the best ive had was here.