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Cracking place for a great beer

The best pizza in Leek ! Finally, a real pizza and not premade frozen take away.

We’ve been quite a few times to Primo Piano and apart from the amazing food and service from lovely staff, this restaurant really exceeds expectations. One of our group had a health episode and felt unwell. The young waitresses and the owner were absolutely amazing at helping us, calling an ambulance which later we cancelled as our friend recovered. They brought over drinks, ice and paper towel and were so attentive, caring and genuinely concerned. Also ladies on another table assisted, showing what a lovely place Leek is! Huge Thankyou to everyone concerned and can’t wait to return with no dramas next time.

Amazing restaurant. Food - phenomenal, best I've ever had since being in real life Thailand. Service - on point. The lady who seems like she runs the place was extremely friendly and welcoming. We had soup, veggies, fish curry, beef pad and coconut rice and two cocktails and crackers and dip- £53. Can't wait to go again. We have no idea what the other reviews less than 5stars are talking about. This place is authentic. From flavour to staff. 10/10. A must try.

Lovely atmosphere Lovely owners and staff.. pic is satay chicken starter but the main sizzling duck was delicious 😋

Visited Naz on 26/10/2024, and while the food was good, the experience was completely ruined by the man at the billing counter. From the moment we entered, he greeted us with rudeness, questioning why we had come and where we were going. This is supposed to be a restaurant, not a car dealership! Are customers coming to Naz to buy cars or take out loans? It was truly baffling and insulting from the start. The waiter who served our table was excellent—attentive, polite, and delivered great customer service. However, the man at the counter was the opposite, treating us with disdain and disrespect. After we finished our meal, I went to pay by card, only to be met with a question: “You work at a care home, right?” said with an insulting tone and a demeaning look. When I clarified that I don’t work in a care home and told him my actual profession, he continued with that same sneering look and smirk. If I were in a care job, is that something to insult? Care assistants and care workers do honorable work, and every job has its own dignity. This kind of behavior is unacceptable in any establishment, let alone in an Indian restaurant where customers expect a welcoming environment. The management at Naz should seriously invest in proper training for their staff. Rudeness and insults should not be the face of any restaurant, yet that’s exactly what this billing counter employee represented. Overall, despite the food being nice, the experience left me feeling deeply disrespected and offended. I’ll never return to Naz, and I strongly advise others to think twice before dining somewhere that tolerates such poor treatment of customers. 🙏

Don't usually post bad reviews but this place was a real disappointment. Not sure how long it's been open or who owns/runs it but the experience was a disgrace to Andalucia. The welcome we got was quite cold, the food seemed like frozen/packet/microwave, service non existent and atmosphere was frosty. Walked in to hear a blazing row going off somewhere, assume it was in the kitchen, waitress seemed very embarrassed by it. Only had San Miguel as a Spanish beer, no potatoes for patatas braves, but did have frozen chips (waitress admitted), meatballs, my fave Andalucian tapas dish were like rubber. Calamari were tasteless. We left.most of the food and left early. Upstairs decorated in shades of grey, not really any attempt at Spanish decor. Bar counter downstairs was decorated in copper 2p and 1p pieces!?!?!? After having the real thing in Spain on many occasions, this was a very poor attempt at bringing tapas to Leek. If this was a one off night, then good luck but my impression was that only the sign outside had anything Spanish about it.

Visited while staying in Leek. friendly staff, I bought some olives and Bakewell tart slices. Both were absolutely delicious, definitely visit again. Lovely deli.

This was our first visit to Leek & we couldn't have found a better place to have lunch. Oatcakes filled with a very tasty cheddar accompanied by flavoursome tea & coffee meant that we couldn't manage a cake as well so we bought them to take home. I can now thoroughly recommend both the bread & butter pudding & the coffee & walnut sponge - absolutely delicious. The customer service was outstanding & our first visit won't be our last. PS: Love the wallpaper!

Popped in for a hot chocolate , Colombian coffee served in a cafetière and as Eat Out to Help out a tea cake with butter and jam Staff friendly and COVID aware Service efficient, drinks and food great will visit again

AMAZING gem of a place, WONDERFUL food and service, Ozzy and Deb are fantastic, friendly, special people.

Visited today. Traditional Cafe Food. Excellent Food, Excellent Service, Excellent Staff. Recommended for Breakfast , Lunch or just a quick drink/snack.

I first visited Sparrow park for drinks with friends. The staff were polite, quick and helpful. There is a great selection of beers, lagers, spirits and cocktails ( my favourite being Beavertown Neck oil) The bar is very clean, spacious and has a lovely roof terrace. I look forward to visiting again. 10/10

Shopping in Leek, and came across Nats Kitchen at the back of Bargain Booze. Quick service and great value.

Well worth the walk from the football ground.