Great spot for a big group, we grabbed a table easily. The pints were decent and not too pricey for the area. Gets absolutely packed with students on weekends though, can be a bit of a wait at the bar.

Had the chicken curry here. The portion was massive, honestly could&#39;ve fed two. Price was decent for what you get, no complaints there.

Nice little spot just outside the centre. The garlic bread was spot on, and the pasta dishes are fresh. Menu&#39;s not huge, but they&#39;re happy to tweak things.

A proper pub in Leeds centre. Their Trappist and European beer list is the real draw. Staff know their stuff, happy to offer a taste before you order. My kind of place for a quiet pint.

Came here for a catch-up with a mate. The vibe is so relaxed, just right for a long chat. We shared the beef stew &ndash; proper hearty stuff that hit the spot.

Really liked the vibe here. The music was spot on, just the right volume for chatting. Simple space, but it felt cosy. Portions are huge, so sharing is a good idea. Decent prices too.

Really enjoyed the vegan butter paneer curry here. The flavours were nicely layered. The tofu had a surprisingly good texture, very close to the real thing. Menu is huge, which is great for plant-based options. Portion was decent for the price.

The jackfruit curry here was a real find. The fruit itself was so fresh and tender, not at all stringy. It had a lovely, subtle sweetness that balanced the spices perfectly. A really satisfying and healthy-feeling main. The portion was generous too.

Service was pretty good. Mark in particular was attentive and knew the menu well. It made for a nice, relaxed evening. The only slight letdown was a bit of a wait for our mains, but nothing major.

The summer menu pizza was the standout. Thin, crisp base with a nice char, and the nduja sausage had a good kick. The beer garden setting was fine, but honestly, I was just there for the food.

The lunch deal box is a nice option. I had the Yellowstone burger with French onion and hash brown, which was really tasty. The beef dripping fries were full of flavour. The booths are quite comfortable, which made for a relaxed meal.

The decor really transports you, feels like you&#39;re in a bustling Middle Eastern market. Food was solid and the portions are huge for the price.

Huge pub, loads of space on different floors. Even the balcony was free. Never felt packed, which was nice.

The handwritten birthday card and little dessert were a thoughtful touch. I was particularly impressed with their wine list - the sommelier suggested a lovely bottle that paired beautifully with our mains. Made the evening feel a bit more special.

The cocktails are seriously good. They&#39;ve clearly put a lot of thought into each one, makes it tough to choose!

Decent spot for a quick bite. The burger was pretty good, definitely better than the usual fast food fare. Prices are a bit steep, but it&#39;s fine for a treat now and then.

That focaccia. So light and soft. Had it with the tomato salad. Pasta was good too, but the bread was the star. Staff were chill about my friend&#39;s gluten thing.

Came for a birthday dinner. The pasta was lovely and the lamb cooked just right. But honestly, the portions felt a bit small for the price. Left still a little peckish, which was a shame.

The staff were very friendly and attentive, which made our dining experience enjoyable despite the restaurant being busy.

Popped in late without a booking and they were so lovely about it. The staff were really attentive, which was nice after a long day. The standout for me was the grilled octopus starter &ndash; perfectly tender and smoky.

The sushi was so fresh, you could really taste the quality. I loved the variety of fish they offered. The chicken and noodles were nice too, but the highlight for me is always the freshness of the ingredients.

Lovely breakfast, the sourdough was spot on. Cappuccino was top-notch, just the right temperature and foam. The dining area is so bright with those big windows, really nice. A bit of a wait for the food, but the outside space was perfect for it.

The flat white is reliably good, rich without being bitter. Beans are quality. Coffee&#39;s the main reason I stop by when I&#39;m in the area for meetings.

The food was excellent. Some dishes are a bit pricey, but the quality and portion sizes are spot on. Worth it for a special night out.

Stopped here for a late bite after landing. The steak pie was decent, proper comfort food. Plenty of space to unwind. Just a heads up, the kitchen closed at 8pm, not 8:30 as listed online.

Been coming here for years. They do add a service charge to the bill, which is fine, but it&#39;s not always obvious. I just order at the bar now to keep things simple. Food&#39;s still decent.

Lovely tucked away spot, a welcome break from the bustle. The wine list is thoughtful, had a glass of Rioja that paired beautifully with the charcuterie board. A bit pricey for the portion, but the quiet ambience made it a nice, relaxed evening.

The rainbow bagel on the last Friday is such a nice touch. I appreciate how fresh the baked goods always are here. The bagel itself was soft and the ingredients tasted really wholesome. A pleasant little treat to look forward to monthly.

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