Woodlands Restaurant in Leeds

Had afternoon Tea for 2 , thankfully I didn’t pay for it as it was a gift from my brother. Tea and coffee served and we then waited about 25 mins for the actual ‘Tea’ to come so we had pretty much drink our drinks by the time it came . It arrived and I did say ‘is that it ‘ as I looked at the ‘sandwiches ‘ to which she said don’t worry the cakes are coming . 2 tiny squares of bread with a tiny bit of beef on. 2 tiny squares of bread with homus on, 2 bite size sausage rolls . We didn’t get 1 slice worth of bread between us ! How the chef /manager can send that out and charge £20 or so is taking the absolute mick. 2 tiny slices of carrot cake /and tiny other sweet items were served , again quality awful . I could go on . All is would say do not get a Tea here as it it complete day light robbery .

Went for the lunch, really minimal options which made me think the food would be fantastic as is usually the case with a limited menu. This was not the case. Wild mushroom starter was delicious although a little salty, but the mains (fish and chips, mushroom & ricotta pizza) were too salty to eat. The fish was about 70% batter and chips were undercooked. Managed one slice of the pizza before giving up. We told the waitress all of this and that we didn't want any replacement food as we were no longer hungry, and they proceeded to bring out a desert with "happy anniversary" written on it. We didn't want desert and it wasn't our anniversary so I'm not sure where this idea came from. On top of this the wine we ordered wasn't refrigerated so we had to ask for ice cubes, never had an experience like this in a restaurant before. Would not recommend to anyone.

Had lunch before the 2nd lockdown. Staff welcoming, attentive, caring and smiling. Food excellent. Lunch menu slightly limiting. Missed the fish pie as taken off of the lunchtime menu, when we visited. Looking forward to returning.

Mi compañero y yo comimos aquí dos noches cuando nos alojamos cerca. La comida era buena y recién hecho, nada de lujos, pero no estábamos buscando algo más.

Fui con mi hija por capricho. sólo nosotros dos en el restaurante. sandwiches hechos con pan blanco pobre calidad, poco imaginativo abundante. pastelería en tartlet cruda y rock escones a lo difícil. El personal nos dio bollos frescos así que cuando nos preguntamos por qué darnos rancios bollos en primer lugar? horrible, horrible no iremos de nuevo.

Tuvimos una maravillosa familia almuerzo en Boxing day en esta pequeña joya de restaurante, que también es un pequeño hotel boutique. Es un tiempo ya que hemos visitado, última y estamos tan contentos de haber regresado. La comida era excelente y muy bien de precio, especialmente teniendo en cuenta que era día de boxeo. Todo el personal (y había un montón de ellos) era muy educado y atento, y sin duda volveremos pronto. es un poco perdido, que es la razón por la cual no es muy conocido. Sin embargo, ahora que lo conoces, pruébalo. Creo que no te decepcionará.

Staff, service and surroundings perfect. A bit mean with the bread for the pattie, 4 small 10p sized dried 'crostini' more was brought when we asked but told we would have to pay for it. In my opinion coffees were overpriced £3.20 a cup.

Visited this restaurant for Sunday Lunch. We were given a very pleasant table in the conservatory which had around 6-7 tables. The fixed price menu has a traditional Sunday Lunch with (limited) choices. The service was absolutely impeccable and the food just perfect. They don't seem to worry about portion control either as neither my wife nor I were able to finish the main course or dessert. One of the big plus points was that the place was lovely and quiet ! No loud music or people talking in loud voices , disturbing their fellow guests, just muted conversations - perfect. Crossed the courtyard following the meal for a pint of real ale (Casque Mark) in the Stables bar,which also serves food.A thoroughly civilised day out !