Reviews in Leeds and Yorkshire

The Shorthorn Inn is definitely one of the friendliest and most satisfying restaurants I have been to and I will continue to dine there at least 2 or 3 times a month. The food quality is excellent and is very good value for money but the best thing of all is the service and the friendliness of the staff. If you have not visited the Shorthorn before I highly recommend you do.

A group of family & friends enjoyed a truly wonderful evening dining at the Frenchgate. David & his staff made it all a weekend to remember & made sure we all had a great time. The whole experience was fantastic & the food & choice of menu was exceptional & presented beautifully. This is certainly a restaurant we would highly recommend & will hopefully visit again soon.

An outstanding evening for myself and my colleagues. The food was superb, the staff including David the Host impeccable. The ambience is an example that I wish was followed in other establishments. Don't pass through North Yorkshire without visiting - you'll regret it.

We have been to the cowshed loads of times and it really is lovely, the only thing is its a bit pricey so if you are looking for a special time then I would say go but if you want a cheaper night out then go somewhere else. I would say it is my fave restaurant in this area for sure!

An excellent little restaurant in the heart of Marsden. Extremely friendly staff made us feel very relaxed. The food was top notch and generous portions. We dined there on a weekend and it was really busy so would recommend booking in advance so you can get the time you want. Will definitely be going back on numerous occasions. Also great homemade sweets. All in all AAA+++

The food was quite good at Saim's but quite pricey for what it was.Nice decor inside very modern, service was good however we were the only party in on a friday night which shows something. Better curry to be had at other places in Huddersfield/ surrounding area for a cheaper price and better atmosphere. No Parking

Needs a refit. Looks like a lovely pub from the outside but inside its like something from the sixties.

Wonderful food, very good service and relaxed comfortable atmosphere.

Toto's is what Italian restaurants should be like. OK the chains do a good, slick job and their staff are trained well, but there is such a warm, family welcome when you go to Toto's that the difference is immediately evident. No amount of training can achieve that. The food at Toto's is really excellent and the service is flexible and obliging. They were quite happy to bring a bottle of (excellent) wine and some olives and bread for us to nibble whilst we took our time browsing the menu and the specials board. The decor is a warm, traditional 'bistro' style - a welcome change from the wood and brushed stainless steel look that prevails today. It was noticeable that among the many ornaments and items of interest around, we could see not a single speck of dust and the windows were sparkling. A good start! Judi eventually chose the sirloin with a Gorgonzola sauce whilst I had the pork fillet with Amoretto - delicious - as were the puddings! In fact so delicious that we cancelled a booking elsewhere for the following evening and managed to get the same table at Toto's instead! The following day, I tried the sirloin with Gorgonzola whilst Judi opted for a seafood pasta dish that she declared to be superb! I can certainly vouch for the steak! The service was unintrusive yet friendly and we felt that they were delighted to see us and would look forward to our return on our next visit to York - a happy illusion that made us determined to oblige one day! I think you can take it that we highly recommend Toto's Italian restaurant!

the best restaurant i have been to.

I have to say having read all these recommendations before I went I was expecting a great night. But I was so so so disappointed with everything about the experience. We went for a family dinner and apart from waiting 20min to get a round of soft drinks, the service was slow, rude and without a smile for the entirety of our visit. But once the food arrived this was the least of our problems. The batter on the fish was flaky, crunchy and dry - the chips were not fresh and I suspect reheated. And £12 for chicken and chips for a 9 year old is ridiculous. I won’t be going back again.

I have to agree with Natalie. I don't rate Bibi's either. We ate there are part of a large group a couple of months ago and the food was fine, nothing spectacular when you consider the price mind you. It was so crowded that the people on the outside of the group were constantly getting banged into by people squeezing into the non existent gap in between our table and the bar. It's also one of the loudest noisiest restaurant's I've ever been in, we found it difficult to talk which could have been due to our close proximity to the bar. There are n far nicer restaurants with better food and smaller bills than this.

Wow! If you haven't tried it yet, go there now. Turn off your computer, and go there. My wife and I have been there three times, each time trying something new, and each time being amazed. Not a single bad moment. Even went there once with our two young daughters. It's bordering between the average to pricey side.. but in comparison, worth every pound.

my family and i went to the banana leaf all you can eat restaurant in middlesbrough,the food was nice but the service was shocking,particularly from one man who looked like the supervisor,he treated us all like cattle,herded us in and herded us out!i will not be going back!

Went to Central Park as we often do (but will no longer) with party of 17 to celebrate my wedding anniversary. When it came to time to settle the bill went to pay in couples as we always do and was told in no uncertain terms that one person would have to pay the whole bill and then get the money back from the others as it was to much work for the staff to do this for us. After spending nearly £400 on food and drink I would think that spending five minutes working out a bill when everyone new what they had and taking maybe four individual payments would not be so hard. When questioning why this policy had been implemented I was told it has always been this way despite the fact that we always pay separately and after pointing this out to the manager he became dismissive and then walked away to leave a young girl on the till to take the flack while he disappeared to deal with something more important than his customers. In future we will be going to one of Middlesbrough’s other restaurants where they treat there customers as more than an annoyance or inconvenience.

I once ate at the cafeteria in Morrison's. This was slightly better in taste, but I paid twice as much. Service? Ambience? The place was dirty, the service was poor. So what'd I pay for? The cafeteria style place settings? No thank you.

Last time I went past this place it was closed down - what a difference. The service is very good for a pub, food is good as well even if a little expensive.

Great service but quite expensive and food was good but not as good, say, as the Altisidora near Beverley.