Everyman Pizzeria in Leeds

Estoy tan contento de tener uno de estos en Leeds, excelente experiencia gastronómica y de cine. La decoración es fabulosa (nunca te quedarás sin temas de conversación con todos los recuerdos de películas e imágenes en las paredes). El precio es perfecto, y el servicio siempre es encantador.

Personal encantador asientos cómodos. Cine espacioso, ¿qué más podrías querer? Muy impresionado. Estaremos felices de regresar pronto

Me apareció en para un bocado rápido antes de una reunión de negocios. El lugar es muy guay y buena relación calidad-precio £6 por un perro caliente que es una comida completa. Pizzas £8-10 gran, gran servicio de comida

Un entorno agradable, rápido servicio, personal amable y atento, con un precio razonable. Con el Everyman Cinema

La buena pizza (un poco finas quizás) de calidad pero sabroso - que usted compró mientras contempla el cine - no puedo hacer más que eso!

I think this is the best pizza I've tasted - I had the mushroom, truffle and pine nut pizza and every mouthful was divine. It's not particularly cheap but is worth it for a treat.

What the hell has happened to this place? I came here with some friends to catch a film and enjoy some cracking food or so we thought! We used to come here regularly and I use the word "used" as I'm not sure if I'll bother coming back again. We came in and stood for at least 5 minutes waiting for someone to acknowledge us in what was a pretty quite restaurant. Staff were stood around chatting at the end of the bar and the person on the reception told us we had to wait to be seated by the restaurant staff. When we were finally seated our drinks order was taken and quickly brought to us. We ordered starters to share between us which took an age to come, calamari over cooked and tasteless, nachos over cooked bland with tasteless guacamole, chicken wings once again over cooked dry and just not very good. Thought we would see if the mains would redeem themselves. Pulled pork pizza, pork was tasteless and the pizza was undercooked Ham and pineapple pizza, drowned in the pineapple glaze and over cooked Curried chicken and poppadom, chicken was dry and over cooked, poppadoms were soft and the pizza was overdone Now we have been here at least a dozen times over the year and this is possibly the worst the food has ever been, we spoke to the very helpful waiter and he explained that there was a new kitchen team in there and the head chef was new. Well I hope to god something changes because this was such a great place and the pizzas were up there with the best in Leeds a few months ago now there nothing to shout about. What a shame, hope things change soon

What isn't there to love than pizza and then upstairs to the cinema?? The pizzas are cooked nice and fresh and they are good quality too. The staff and friendly and it's a good environment with great music!! Also if you show your cinema ticket on a Monday your pizza is free too? What's better than that??

We decided to try the Monday evening pizza offer when visiting the cinema. Upon arriving at the restaurant we were provided with a roll of kitchen roll on the table which we presumed was instead of napkins however this looked cheap and unprofessional. We ordered nacho's for starters however this was just a plate of nacho's with some guacamole on the side - there was no salsa, no sour cream or anything else so this was a very bland and poor starter. The starter also arrived before our drinks arrived. We both ordered pizza for our main course and these were alright - not the best pizza we had had but certainly not the worst. Whilst the offer is good we definitely will not dine here again.

First time I had visited the Everyman and liked the place - great cinema and sound system and loved the sofa and armchair seats with the tables and foot rests and so stayed for a pizza after. The restaurant is nothing to get too excited about and just to note the toilets are a hike away - open kitchen which is always a good sign and nice pizza oven. I went for a pulled pork pizza which was a nice base and well stacked. The tomato spread was a bit powder like and not cooked well but okay. Drinks a bit pricey as mainly they are serving over 500ml versions when normally it is 375ml bottles in pizza restaurants. I don't like bottle normally anyway but a pint of Peroni is not nice. Overall it was okay and done well but prefer the place for the cinema only.

We had heard great things about this place so I had high hopes. I couldn't be more disappointed. We booked a table and hour and a half before the film. We arrived early and were told in patronising tones "It's almost two hours till your film" by a staff member. It was a good job we were early. We waited ten minutes for our drink order to be taken. I had noticed cheeseless pizzas coming out so I asked if the pizzas has cheese and the waiter looked at me like I was a moron. Turned out they didn't come with cheese as the woman next to us complained later. An hour later our pizzas came. Anaemic white dough and way a goopy cholesterol filled topping. I barely managed half of it. The staff were slow and chaotic, other tables had to leave before they got their food after waiting an hour. It was a shambles. All in all it took two hours to order two pizzas, pay and leave. The staff on the bar stood around chatting while waiting staff ran around like headless chickens (achieving little in the process) I was a waitress and I know it's a hard job but common sense, being observant and courtesy go a long way. The woman checking tickets was rude to us as we had queued in the wrong line (no one told us we had balcony seats and had to go upstairs) it was a really unpleasant experience barely saved by a great Bond movie. A shame because this place could be awesome but inept and rude, unfriendly staff and sub-standard food ruined it.

Nice Pizza's and burgers. Staff friendly. Clean. Not too busy on Saturday afternoon. Would recommend.

We arrived at the pizzeria at 20:00 for our 21:00 film assuming that an hour would be more than enough for a 'quick' meal. We were seated quickly but had to wait quite a while before we could order. We had starters and they arrived quickly but it got to 20:50 and we asked to have our pizza to go as we were clearly not going to get to the film in time. We were pretty cheesed off (no pun intended) as they were clearly focusing on the takeaway side for the cinema rather than the restaurant where people were actually spending their time. Think the whole idea is good but they are just not pulling it off. By the time we sat down in the screen and could eat, the pizza was cold. Definitely wouldn't bother with this again.

Great idea and I love the cinema idea as it's a great comfy way to see a film . Expensive . The food is poor . Sad to say . Ate here once but seen 20 plus fils says it all .

Came here numerous times throughout July! The location in Leeds Trinity is excellent right near the shops! the staff are polite and the restaurant is clean and well organised! The menu had vegetarian options which was perfect! However the menu could have a little more choice like pastas or risottos? The halloumi burger was divine and so was the fries! I had an ice cream sundae and you could pick whatever you wanted! It was well priced and I couldn't fault it! Definitely returning x

We've been here few times as we really enjoy pizzas and their service is really good. From all visits I have one dissatisfaction - my sons burger was very burned and tasted disgusting, so I had to cut round for him to make it eatable and it's not good as chef should have seen it and still put burned burger in,

Went for something different and got the spicy chicken type pizza! The base was crispy, it had big chunks of mango chutney and cool rieta sauce! Cool place deffo worth a try!

We used to visit everyman every time we visited town, it used to be reasonably priced and a great menu with great food. Recently, the menu has changed, the prices have increased and although the food is still good, the nacho's we had for a started today were dreadful. Nacho's are supposed to have cheese and salsa on top, however these nachos were just tortilla chips and a pot of guacamole dip on the side. So we were pretty disappointed. The staff are always lovely and although we are a bit disappointed about the change of everyman, we will still make regular visits.

We visited the Everyman Pizzeria on a Monday as they offer free pizzas when you have a valid Everyman cinema ticket (the deal covers the price of a free Margherita pizza but you can pay the difference to upgrade e.g. £1 to upgrade to pepperoni). The menu has a good selection of drinks (including cocktails), pizzas and burgers, my husband went for the braised beef pizza which was delicious and reminded me of a casserole on a pizza! I opted for the pepperoni which was tasty, and we managed to squeeze in the garlic bread with mozzarella and caramelised red onion starter which was also nice. I must admit there are other pizzerias that I prefer, but I would recommend a visit here if you are going to the Everyman cinema for the convenience, the ambience is nice, food is good, and you can't really lose with the free pizza deal (just remember to book)!

Interesting flavours of pizza, poppadums and mango chutney on a chicken pizza was inspired, though the raw apple on the pulled pork pizza less so and the stuffing wasnt like stuffing. Still tasty pizzas though!

We called in on a Friday afternoon, for lunch , enroute to the cinema upstairs.We were seated and served quickly by an efficient friendly server.We had garlic bread with mozarella to start. Then the most amazing vegeburger for mains. No mush of a vegetarian patty bulked out by wheat etc this was a real McCoy of a Vegetable burger. Halloumi cheese aubergine and veg ; large well cooked pieces on a burger bun. Filling, nutritious, a plethora of palatte inspiring , taste bub tingling taste! served with fries. The best vegetarian burger ever.A wonderful meal, excellent service, well priced around £30 for starters, mains, drinks for 2 people. We will definitely return.

Arrived just before 12 noon and the place was empty on a Thursday lunch time so thought OMG this is not good. How wrong was I !I ordered a burger for my daughter who is the worst/fussy eater and I had a slow cook ham salad. My daughter was over the moon with her burger and loved it , I was more than happy with mine and the portion sizes were great too. For just for under £30 with 4 drinks amazing value and will return again for lunch. As this place is so quite it's a restaurant to yourself through the week.

Me and two friends ate here before going to the cinema last night (6th July 2015) and we had the Monday deal, where you get a free margarita pizza with each cinema ticket.There wasnt must choice with regards to starters. I had the calamari which unfortunately was over cooked and burnt, so I had to send it back and my friends had the Nachos and all they got was a plate full of dry tasteless tortilla chips and a bowl of guacamole. My friends asked to add melted cheese on the tortilla chips, but there were just a few tiny blobs, it was like hunt the cheese! Normally with Nachos you would at least get a choice of plenty of melted cheese on the tortilla chips, guacamole, salsa, sour cream and maybe some jalapenos?We paid to upgrade the pizzas and they were nice, I had pepperoni and my friends had the ham and pineapple and rubbed chicken.I wouldn't come here just for a meal, but for a pizza before a film its fine.The staff were nice and friendly and quickly returned with a portion of calamari which wasnt burnt.

I've had good pizzas here before - I particularly liked the ham, rocket and caramelised onion pizza. The chef has changed the menu. Now my favourite pizza has pineapple salsa instead of caramelised onions. Yuk! (Thank you to the staff who requested my favourite from the old menu instead). Other options are really strange. The pulled pork and stuffing or "rubbed chicken" sounded horrible on pizza. I realise that this is American rather than Italian in theme, so expected hot pepperoni etc, not odd combinations such as you get on takeaway menus. Where I live, it is common for all takeaways to do pizzas, burgers and kebabs in the oddest of combinations - but this is supposed to be a restaurant. The name seems to have changed too - it is now forzza - if that is supposed to mean "strong" in Italian, it is mispelled and looks silly. Stop playing around and give good food again.

This place is great for food before watching a movie and as a member I get discount so it's even better. Pizza is amazing staff are friendly.

I visited the pizzeria to take advantage of the free pizza Monday offer with cinema tickets.The service was really great - two different guys served us. they were both helpful and chatty. One advised me that the pepperoni would be too hot for me - he was clearly a wuss.The pizza was really lovely and excellent value with this offer, and still worth the money full price. It tasted freshly baked and good quality ingredients. I got pepperoni and it was pretty spicy, just right.it was less than half full in there which is a shame as I think they are known only for the deal and not as a restaurant in itself.I would definitely prefer to eat there for pizza than some of the nearby places in the Trinity.

The cinema is great, we have nothing like or close to this in York.However!!! It's expensive!For x2 tickets, popcorn & a coke we easily spent over £30Yeah, you get to sit on a sofa & there's a little table to put your things on, that's probably what makes it so popular!

Situated within the cinema this pizzeria has an industrial feel to it and can feel cold. However staff are very friendly and the food is good. Pizzas are large size. Good value for money.

We went at lunch time, and in the whole place there were only two other tables with people, so it felt very empty. The service was good and the food arrived quickly, however the pizza was just ok and a bit underdone for my liking.

The staff are always very friendly and talkative making me feel very welcome. It's a great restaurant with a simple but very well executed menu. The Stone fired pizza's are by far the best thing on the menu. It's clean it's not expensive and it's very very tasty.

We went on Sunday about 3pm. It wasn't packed, but the service was quick and that is what we wanted. I bet on a Friday or Saturday night the place will be buzzing. There was a nice menu to chose from and we would call again if in the Trinity.

didn't have to book so that was a bonus ! Friendly staff nothing to much trouble We had the garlic bread with caramelised onion which was very tasty ..had the peri peri pizza and the mushroom,spinach, pine nut pizza both very good,fresh and came out pretty quick reasonably priced couldn't eat all my pizza as filling Next time we are in Leeds we will be back

Went with my son for a Pizza and fries before a movie. Both waitress's were superb and really made us feel comfortable.Orders taken quickly, food arrived promptly and was delicious. Couldnt fault the place one bit and would recommend it to anyone and everyone who visits or lives in Leeds to go here for a bite to eat before a movie.Will go again next time I'm in Leeds

Five of us were in Leeds on Friday night for dinner and drinks. We had planned on going to Cielo Blanco but they could not accommodate us, even though they don't do reservations!! So we decided to go to Everyman as it was nearby and we could get a table. The food was good, the service was friendly and welcoming and the prices were reasonable. My partner had the pepperoni and goats cheese pizza and said it was amazing! Glad they could fit us in!

Gorgeous stone baked pizzas fresh from the fire oven they have. It has a nice open plan kitchen where you can see all the food getting made fresh in front of you. The staff were very friendly, and the restaurant is very modern and stylish to sit in. One of the best pizzas we have had, and we will go back next time we are at Trinity Leeds again.

Had an excellent visit to the pizzeria with great service from Chris and the rest of the team. Really enjoyed the food and atmosphere.. Only thing I would mention is that one of the chefs walked through the restaurant, obviously for his cigarette break with his coat on, not very professional, as he is cooking our food!!

I visited Leeds with my partner in the Halloween school holidays as part of a coach trip and we hadn't anywhere specific planned to go for lunch. Everyman seemed reasonably priced and was significantly less busy and all the other eateries in the Trinity Centre that we had checked out.All in all it was a really great experience, all our food seemed fresh and well cooked; it tasted fantastic and great value for money. The staff couldn't do enough for us, but were not overbearing. They seemed like they genuinely enjoyed working there, having a laugh between themselves but also involving customers like ourselves. At the same time, there appeared to be people in just to have a quiet coffee and a read of the paper and the staff knew just to let these folks do their own thing.We really enjoyed the experience in a clean, funky and friendly restaurant. I really hope I get the opportunity to visit again in the near future.

Had a meal last night before a visit to the cinema, food and atmosphere was generally pleasant, however, my evening was spoiled by having to listen to the manager/front of house bloke continually nag and verbally abuse the waitresses, they seemed to be working hard and I felt so sorry for them having to endure what I can only describe as a downright bully!!!! Not very professional!

The food was quite good though not outstanding. The staff were extremely pleasant and obliging and our meal arrived quickly. For a quick meal before the cinema it is just right. However all that black and dismal decor, and metal chairs was depressing . I felt it was not a place I would want to linger in. I realise it was someone trying hard to be "modern" but it was just uncomfortable , noisy and lacking in any sense of occasion.

Visited the restaurant on a Friday after going to the cinema upstairs (also great) and were seated quickly by a friendly member of staff. Drinks, food and desserts all came quickly and were great - our waiter was helpful throughout and atmosphere in the place was fun. Great playlist too!

We arrived at a busy period but were instantly shown to our seats. Really enjoyed our food (not enjoyed a pizza as much since me and my husband went to Rome!) and the staff were lovely and helped us choose our movie. Definitely be visiting again!

We waited 40 minutes for our order only for the waiter to tell us he had forgotten to put our order through to the kitchen. This was fine as he was honest and apologetic, therefore we were happy to wait. However we were then repeatedly lied to by another waiter who slammed dishes down, was rude and arrogant. After 1 hour and 20 minutes waiting, we still hadn't received our meals and decided to leave. I am therefore unable to review the food. It's such a shame as we frequently visit the cinema, however I would not recommend the pizzeria to anyone due to the appalling attitude and service given by the staff. Unfortunately this ruined our evening as our guests who had travelled from Birmingham were only in the city for a short while. We are now reluctant to step into the establishment at any point in the near future.

Weekend away in Leeds and called in here for a pizza. Took 15 minutes to be seated although it was quiet, after 50 minutes had to ask where our pizza was and then had to stand up to be noticed to ask for the bill. Poor food and very poor service. The staff were not interested at all in any kind of service.

Visited Christmas 2013 prior to cinema on the free pizza Monday with cinema ticket offer! Pizza for five people took over over hour and half with various excuses as to why but free bottle of wine given so thought maybe just a blip & enjoyed our day & moved on! Booked table for pizza today 23 December 2014 following cinema and yet again waited over an hour for pizza with various excuses given including we have a party upstairs & chef is new! Restaurant practically empty so words fail me as to why it was so slow! Staff very blasé about it as if it was the norm & implied that the free wine they offered us again should make everything ok! Will not be going again - shame as food ok once you get it!!

Started badly 10 minutes to take a drinks order. The place was dead which should have told us something was not right. No pino Grigio available. Starter to share was 1 small piece of salami, pepperoni, ham, mozzarella each and I mean thin cut as well. Terrible value. Really poor waiter as there were only 12 people in and he struggled. So many better places to eat in Leeds.

Visited last evening before going to the O2 Leeds Arena to see The Who!I have been before - when the northern soul film came out - so was very aware of their duck and hoi sin sauce pizza. It was lovely, good service, pleasant surroundings, and, as we were in a bit of a hurry, very quick service.

The everyman is a great cinema experience with comfy sofas to sit on, with side tables for your drinks and then after the film you can visit the pizzeria. The venue in the new Leeds Trinity Centre is great and the staff very welcoming. There is not a huge choice of food but it's very good and reasonably priced. If you watch a film and eat from the pizza menu on a Monday it's free pizza which is a bonus. We saw a film had olives, two pizzas, a wine, a coca cola and shared a dessert for about £35. Good value or what??

Staying just across the road on a very rainy night we plumped for here. It's a novel place with three cinemas upstairs. The food is pizzeria style with lots of choice. Our waitress was fine. The food was average and lacked a quality. Still, we enjoyed the experience. The waitress gave one of my daughters a freebie popcorn from the cinema areas, which was a nice touch.

We really enjoyed the cinema experiance, 10X better than any normal cinima. Much better seating.We decided to take advantage of the free pizza offer with any cinima ticket on a Monday. Food was nice, and hey it was free, im hardly going to complain.The service however was pretty poor, took a good time to get two soft drinks, and to say we only had two pizzas, they took a while to come also.Had i been paying, i would not have been happy with the service.It was quiet, so no excuse for things taking time, hope they pick up the pace for a busier service.

I don't like the cinema, at all - but was persuaded to go with my son to see the Inbetweeners 2, seems cinema's have moved on a long way since I last went, we had a mini pizza to kick it off and a few beers whilst we were watching the film, on comfy sofa's!I still don't really like the cinema, but If i have to go I'm going here !

We went here for a pizza a couple of weeks ago.First time we had visited this establishment.The whole cinema/bar/pizzeria is very stylish in design.We chose a table in the window so we could people watch.No draught beer only bottled beer.We had a portion of nachos to share to start,with added hot chilli beef(which wasn't hot).These were ok,probably a mistake as I struggled to eat my pizza.My partner had peking duck pizza and I had a pepperoni with requested onions.There was a bottle of chilli oil on the table which I usually have on my pizzas.The pizza was ok,I would have preferred mine a bit longer in the oven as the base was a bit soggy.No problems with service as it was a fairly quiet Sunday evening when we visited.I would probably visit here again.I think our bill came about £38 which wasn't bad.If you have never been here I would recommend you try it at least once and make up your own mind.

I had been here once previously some months ago and enjoyed the food so chose to go again with a friend for a mid-afternoon bite to eat. It was a Friday, about 4pm and there were just two of us so no issue at all getting a table, there were only a handful of other couples in the restaurant at the time. We were welcomed and seated promptly but we weren't asked about ordering drinks before being left to peruse the menu - and we were left for some time so a drink would have been welcome.The menu is good for the type of venue this is, there are pizzas, pastas, burgers, salads etc. All but a couple of the main courses are under £10 so fairly reasonably priced in my mind. I chose the superfood chicken salad and my friend ordered the messy burger, plus 2 x vodka & mixers.There was then a lengthy wait for the drinks to arrive, there were two staff behind the bar who poured our drinks and we watched them sit on the counter going flat but no one brought them to us. There were no other drinks being poured or customers being served at this point and eventually I went across to the bar myself to fetch them. Not overly impressed with that particular service!The food however, arrived pretty promptly and it was then we realised we had no cutlery... No staff around to ask so I had to wander across to a neighbouring table to take some from there. Then realised we had no napkins either and couldn't see any and it was only then, seeing me searching around, that a waitress came over and gave us a kitchen roll (no issue with this, it's the trendy way!) from the service station - but all of this should be sorted and in place for a customer to sit down & enjoy their meal.The food, to be fair, was good. My salad was plentiful, the chicken was crispy & juicy, I enjoyed it. My friend pronounced her burger one of the best she'd ever eaten so no complaints there. The table was cleared quickly once we'd finished and the dessert menu offered but we didn't fancy it. No enquiry about further drinks? Really bothers me when restaurants don't do this! Given that there was no water on the table, surely it's not unusual for a second or third drink to be required throughout a meal?The bill was brought promptly when we asked, I wanted to pay by card but no one came back... Giving up, we cobbled together the cash and left! No goodbye or acknowledgement from the staff. Overall, the food is good so I'd return on that basis and the decor and venue itself look great but the service really let it down, especially considering how few customers there were to the number of staff walking around not doing a lot - slow service I can forgive when a restaurant is heaving but it wasn't in this case.

I only ordered the frozen yoghurt with chocolate buttons. The sprinkling of buttons was sparse and the frozen yoghurt was a little too sour. A friend ordered orange juice and it was poured from a bottle, the serving was not enough to fill la medium glass. The tea was good though. It was a generally average experience altogether. It wasn't very impressive to see that the man serving me didn't wear gloves when sprinkling the buttons on the ice cream..

Surprisingly good pizza considering that it was on offer with a cinema ticket.Great fast service and good atmosphere.

Visiting Leeds and popped in here for food and film, I had special of hot dog and jalapeño pizza and partner hoi sin duck pizza , both were delicious and reasonable price and the guy serving us was very attentive noticing our table rocked and levelled it before our food arrived, concept of watching a film on a sofa was great, back in October and will definitely go back here again

Good pizza but arrived a little cold probably due to being in a big group, it has however been better on previous occasions. Reasonably priced and offers something a bit different inside Trinity.

Wood stove, stone baked pizzas, perfect for a snack per show and ideally placed in the Trinity Centre. Daily specials are fun alternatives to menu dishes.

Third time eating here. Excellent again. Parma ham and rocket pizza delicious. Best calamari. Eaton mess to die for. Service was excellent, attentive and friendly. Highly recommend this place. Cinema is fab too.

Four of us came on a quiet Monday afternoon. Four pizzas, all done in wood fired oven - pepperoni and goats cheese - tasty and fresh. Hoisin duck with cucumber and spring onion - tasty but an odd fusion and very sweet. Piri-piri chicken with cherry tomatoes - lovely moist breast meat and tangy tomatoes. Parma ham and rocket on caremilised onions - expected ham cooked on pizza but it was laid on at end. Still very good. Peroni 5.30 for 660ml. Very expensive. Offer on Monday is free pizza with a cinema ticket (part of same premises). Very clean place with great staff and service. Will definitely be back

Excellent staff = friendly and helpful! Chef accommodated our menu requests and the food was delicious!

I ordered a burger, was served a pink processed burger which was one of the most unappealing burgers I have ever laid eyes on, possibly on a par with Frankie and Benny’s! I kindly said the waitress (Who was lovely and very accommodating btw) that I didn’t fancy my chances with a pink processed burger. She offered an alternative on the menu, so I opted for pizza (which I’d regretted not doing in the first place). The pizza was a lot nicer than the burger but was very greasy and soggy the middle. The waitress was very apologetic but the manager didn’t visit our table once to apologise which is not a good level of customer service. Not to mention the table in the corner, two tables away from us, which was occupied by, what seemed management, talking very loudly about topics I’d rather not hear about! I’m sad to report that my overall experience of the eatery at Everyman’s was not at the top of my list and I would not recommend but I would say it’s the best cinema in town and advise that you just eat somewhere else beforehand! My advice to management would be, learn some customer service skills and keep your personal revelations to yourself whilst customers are in earshot. Oh and make your own burgers, it’s probably the same cost in the long run and you've a lot of excellent places to compete with in Leeds.

Ate in here on Saturday afternoon around 16:45. Restaurant was quiet but the food was good, fast and friendly service. Not a huge choice on the menu but should be something for everyone - sometimes too much choice is a bad thing.Price very reasonable when compared to some of the other pizza restaurants around. You didn't just feel like another number at a table.

Visited lunch time, only ones in for half an hour so atmosphere not great, both had pizzas which were very good, all in all nice lunch, but quiet pricey if going to the cinema upstairs, 2 pizzas, couple drinks and cinema £50 +.

I wasn't expecting to get the pizza experience of my lifetime from a cinema - did think it would be good though. My pizza was ok, portions of toppings a little light but hey ho. My girlfriends however was terrible.They are using a wood fired oven - great for flavour but it was too hot so the pizza base was ready before the topping was cooked and ruined by all the water coming out of the veg and mozz made it totally inedible.We would have told the staff if anyone had bothered to ask us, having had one bite out of her pizza and mine going cold as I tried eat it slowly hoping someone would come and ask what the problem was. After quite some time we got up to go to the 'bar dispense area' only to hear what looked like a manager say OMG have that table left? Real shame as the staff upstairs are fantastic at service.

Nice, spacious and light place with it's own feel. Great service and amazing pizza (not too heavy or fatty), that was surprisingly cheap (just 6.50 for margherita). I would definitely come there again!

I've been in couple of restaurant in Leeds and I never received such a nice service and food, i was with my friend in there, we were looking for restaurant like for 2 hours, nothing supposed to be interesting, then we came to Everyman, it was really nice decor inside, we got placed in short time, we got our menus, and the menu's design is really catchy :D We enjoyed the menu as pages from notebook, great idea. We got our food delivered really quick, and it was really tasty, we can even forgive the service that they didn't understood things like I ordered cuba libre, not cranberry juice, but it's probably because my English is not perfect at all. Supervisor was talking with us for a long time, it was really cool, that staff is paying attention to customers, she made us a discount card, in that way I spent another 15 pounds that I wouldn't if I would have to pay full price. I gave them much bigger tip that I used to give before, and I am sure that they deserve it at all, brilliant service and food. I will go there again, I am sure about it, next time I will go to the cinema as well, I can recommend that to "EveryMan" :D

Excellent dessert! Got the chocolate sundae which was full of whip, Oreos, baileys, maltesers and chocolate ice cream! Soo yummy and filled all the way through! Must go back for one! Here hee

My sister, nephew and me deliberated on where to eat and as my nephew wanted pizza we thought this place would be ideal...thought it would be ideal! Despite the restaurant being under half full we were informed by the host that we would have a 40 minute wait for a table, the tone he used was as if he was trying to put us off from eating here but as my young nephew wanted to stay we decided to wait. After a little wait, (no where near 40 minutes) the 3 of us were shown to our table. We promptly order our food - two pizzas, side salad, fries and some olives to pick on while we waited for the mains along with drinks. We were informed that we may have to wait about 30 minutes for our food but thought the restaurant wasn't busy so surely it wouldn't take that long! The drinks came after about 20 minutes followed by the olives 10 minutes later. After about 40 minutes we noticed that people who were seated around the same time as us had received their food so we asked the waitress about our order, she said it won't be long. At the same time a table of 6 were sat near to us, they sat ordered and within 20 minutes had all their food - ours was still no where to be seen!!! My sister address who I assume is the manager/supervisor and asked how we made a small order an hour ago which still hadn't arrived yet others who had spent half the time in the place received theirs. It then became apparent our order had been lost and she advised us not to worry because they noticed the missing order in good time, we had been waiting over an hour. About 15 minutes later our food arrived, it come out under cooked which I assume is because they just wanted to get our food to us and the side salad was missing. Overall the service and food was dreadful, the restaurant was freezing and we literally had to sit and eat with our coats on. The main manager who mainly stood behind the bar gave poor and in my opinion unprofessional direction to his staff. Advantage of the visit was weren't charged for the main meals. If the staff communicated a little more and apologised for our wait (customer service training required ASPA) this review would perhaps be a little more positive. Would I go back, errrmmm NO!!

Recently dined with party of 6 on a Monday night after cinema trip. On the menu was a free pizza offer with your cinema ticket. One member of party ordered pizza - however only ate once piece from it. On leaving we asked for a box for my daughters pizza only to be told they didn't allow as it was a Monday!!!!! (Free pizza night!)I ended up having to wrap the pizza in kitchen roll to take home!What a shame this happened on our first trip to Everyman Pizzeria - for what the price of a pizza box!

As a group of 10 we struggled to find a restaurant to accommodate us however this place did not seem phased by a large group and we were seated in a few minutes. The menu is not the largest or most varied I have ever come across but everyone in our group found something they wanted and when it came were happy with what they ordered. I had a peri peri chicken pizza and it was really nice, I would say you should also get a starter because just a pizza wouldn't fill me. The only issue we had was that we ordered 1 garlic bread with cheese and 1 with cheese and onion and they mixed these up so we ended up with one plain one, however when we told them about this they were really happy to sort the problem out and took both items off the bill. Overall a good meal.

3 of us - aged 70, 50 and 18 - all enjoyed our various main and dessert choices - well cooked, good value and obviously appealing to different tastes and generations!! The décor was modern but not over the top, in up market shopping mall and next to the cinema. There was a large party there but it didn't impinge on individual diners. The white wine was entirely drinkable and we all enjoyed the evening - probably more casual than smart but still a special enough venue for Leeds students to feel they were indulging without too hefty a bill.