The location is spot on, right in the heart of Leeds. The space itself feels really open and airy, with high ceilings and lots of natural light. It&#39;s a nice, relaxed spot to unwind after a day in town.

Popped in for a quick lunch between shops. The caprese salad was just what I wanted &ndash; the mozzarella was so fresh and creamy, and the tomatoes actually tasted like tomatoes. Simple, but done right.

The grilled chicken is a nice healthy choice. The marinade is tasty and the meat itself is fresh.

Quick lunch stop. Shared a starter and two mains with a mate. Bill came to about &pound;40, which felt fair for what we got. Good for a speedy bite without breaking the bank.

First time here before a Barbican show. The lighting was just right, soft and warm, making the whole room feel intimate. Prices were fair. A nice, calm place to settle in.

Tried the chef&#39;s specials. The Afghani curry and Imlee Karahi were both full of flavour. Good portion sizes for the price. Service was efficient.

Easy to book online, and the service was really nice all night. Good for a relaxed catch-up with friends.

A really cosy spot. The lamb Jalfrezi was nice, but the pashwari naan was the star - so fluffy. Service was very attentive without being overbearing, which made for a relaxed lunch.

The chicken satay skewers and prawn toast were really good. Everything arrived piping hot and full of flavour. A solid meal, though the tables are a bit close together.

Stumbled upon this spot during a walk. The onion rings really stood out &ndash; a generous portion, and they tasted so fresh. The burger patty was cooked just right, juicy without being greasy. Appreciated that.

Always get a friendly welcome here. Asked for extra jalape&ntilde;os on my burger last night and they were on it straight away. Makes a difference when a place remembers the little things.

Popular spot, so there&#39;s often a queue. Got the chicken wrap to go. They cook everything fresh when you order, so it does take a few minutes. Not the fastest, but the food is hot and tastes good. Worth the short wait for a proper lunch.

Nice little pub with a cracking selection of Timothy Taylor ales. The outdoor bit is lovely, perfect for a pint with the dog.

The food was really lovely, and the atmosphere is pleasant. What stood out for me was the service &ndash; the staff were so friendly and attentive, which made the whole evening feel very relaxed. A really nice spot for a quiet dinner.

The steak was spot on, perfectly seasoned and cooked just right. Portions were huge, we couldn&#39;t even think about dessert! Service was really friendly too.

The vegan melanzane harissa pizza was spot on. Really impressed with how fresh the aubergine was.

The curries were really fresh and not oily at all, which I loved. Great to have that lighter option.

Lovely little spot just off the high street. The deli downstairs is a treat. Upstairs, the tearoom is so peaceful. Had the brie and bacon panini &ndash; really generous with the fillings, which was nice. A very comfortable place to sit and relax.

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