Reviews in Leeds and Yorkshire

My partner took me here yesterday, what a delightful revelation! I have been to a goodly number of Indian restaurants in the UK and have enjoyed many of them. In recent years I have found the 'after-effects' less than pleasant. I was assured this would not be the case on this occasion. Since she had previously visited the restaurant (and take-away!) several times, I asked my partner to order for me, so I can’t recall precisely what we had. I know she also intends to submit a review, so I expect she will identify the dishes we enjoyed. Sufficient to say everything was both surprising and delicious. After asking permission I took a photograph of the young lady in the kitchen and thanked her for such an excellent meal. This was an experience I will remember for a long time, and one I will want to repeat very soon. Perhaps next time I will order for the two of us! I know we will continue to 'sample' each other's meal. I especially enjoyed the Kulfi ... with two spoons! This must be one of the best authentic Indian restaurant in the UK! No 'after-effects' except for a desire to return and repeat the experience!

We eat regular at THEO'S and would recommend to anyone and everyone, the staff are excellent and Nick comes to speak with you throughout your meal. fabulous restaurant, if i could afford to eat out every night i would

I live and work in London and whenever I visit my Mum and Dad we try and go for a walk on a Sunday morning and finish up for lunch at this cosy Vegetarian Café. The spicy fruit cordial is very refreshing after a long, brisk walk. I also love the bean enchiladas accompanied by the scrumptious salad. The food here has always been great and we’ve never been disappointed.

awesome food and service!!

I used to agree with both prior reviews, but recently (3 weeks ago) I went for a meal with my husband and it was a bit disappointing. We had booked for an early dinner so we were the only ones seated upstairs which was lovely. We were allowed to go out to the roof terrace area for a cigarette instead of going downstairs which was lovely of them. But then we ordered our starters (scallops for me Italian sausage for him) and they were awful. Mine was not fresh, the whole thing had gone from freezer to oven and it had very little in the way of texture or flavour - normally wouldn't complain but it was £6.95! His tasted like a cheap version of canned meatballs in ragu! The main course was lovely though so we did not complain. I must admit I will not be going back though and it used to be my favourite restaurant in Doncaster :(

I live and work in London and when I visit my Mum and Dad we always make it a point to dine in this superb Indian Vegetarian Restaurant our favourite place to eat out in Bradford. I have been to India on several occasions as my family on Dad’s side live there. Eating here brings back happy, nostalgic memories of my times spent in India and the meals I have shared with my family there. My favourite starters are Bhel Supreme and Pani Puri. We usually choose from Masala Dosa, Utthapam, Idli Sambar and the delicious Rengan and Lilva, an aubergine curry for our main courses. My favourite desserts are Lapsi and Sev. Kaushy Patel is a true Culinary Magician able to produce such mouth-watering dishes on the Prashad menu.

Have just had the best Beef Stroganoff ever at this pub.also a good selection of fresh vegetables nice and crisp a very good pub with friendly staff and well kept real ale/

its disgusting

I am a French citizen and a vegetarian, teaching French in schools in Heckmondwike on a short term contract. As my contract had come to an end, I came to Bradford to bid goodbye to my vegan friends living in Shipley. They took me to this most unusual Indian Vegetarian Restaurant. I am very glad that they did because I have not ever come across another like it either in France or here during my stay in England. Although I have eaten in many Asian restaurants in France and in this country I had not come across a menu like this before. I was introduced to a whole new world of Indian vegetarian Cuisine. I had a Falooda, a drink made out of yoghurt, ice cream, noodles and many other ingredients that I cannot even name. It was absolutely heavenly, pure ambrosia. For starters we had Rengan Bhajia (auberjine fritters), pani puri, which I was shown how to eat! A puri is a small round, puffed, crispy, lightly fried, hollow wheat cake. A hole is made in its surface with the thumb and the inside is filled with a mixture of potato, chickpeas, onions, etc. Then it is filled with a tamarind sauce and the puri is placed in the mouth. As you bite into the puri the taste buds are teased and tingled with exotic flavours that are released! We shared a masala dosa, an utthapam and idli sambar, enabling me to have a taste of these different and unusual dishes. I was too full to try one of he wonderful sounding desserts. Bobby Patel the owner very kindly took a photo of the three of us at the table thus enabling me to have a record on my friends and also this wonderful restaurant. Bobby you are welcome to open a branch in my home town in France and you can be sure that I will be there every weekend!

Being half Thai I can honestly say don't visit if you expect to be served Thai food. Very bland and boring, will not be visiting again. The staff and decor are very nice though.....

The quality and quantity were exceptional, and very well presented. Have been back a few times since, nothing has changed. Well worth a visit.

Greenhead House, simply the best for food, wine and service.we have gone here ever since it opened and no other restaurant can match it for quality of food, consistently excellent year on year from day one, and service has never dropped below its high standard.

Myself and a group of about 15 people went for a birthday night out. As we found on previous outings, after spending a large amount on both food and drink, we found extra's on the bill. When explaining that this was inappropriate we were told we were not welcome back to the restaurant. Avoid this restaurant if you don't want to pay more than you expect.

This place is a haven for smack heads and chavs. I wouldnt go there ever again even if it was the last pub in town.!!

been a few times great food, excellent service, not very busy, reasonably priced.

I am a French citizen, and have been teaching French in schools in Heckmondwike on a short term contract. Being vegetarian I was feeling lonely and lost here, but fortunately made contact with a vegan couple in Shipley. They invited me over to their home for a weekend and took me to this delightful vegetarian restaurant. I had a leek, potato and goat’s cheese flan which was absolutely delicious. Unfortunately I was full of cold and so did not have the appetite to try the tempting puddings. You Bradford people are very fortunate to have this great restaurant that you can eat in. I wish something like this would open in my home town in France!

We eat out all the time and rarely get a bad meal; this was quite an experience... No STOP, I mean BAD experience! The Starter was microwave to death, rock hard kebabs! The main was so sweet I thought I was eating desert! We sent all the food back without eating and the so called chef accused us of being after a freebie when we complained!!! Freebie, surely we would have eaten it if we were after a freebie? Very bad attitude and we were made to PAY I’m utterly discussed!

I have dined here on and off over the last few years and have never been disappointed. The authentic cuisine, friendliness of the staff and quaint ambiance make this by far my favorite place to dine in Hull.