The best restaurants in City and Hunslet Leeds Yorkshire and The Humber

Food was spot on, good value for money.

Food was very tasty, the chef we were seated with was good and I enjoyed the interactive experience. Only downside was it was so crowded. Personally I think there was 2 seats too many at each table which meant you had to keep your arms pinned to your sides so you didn't elbow the stranger next to you. Also the seating area is tight so people had to keep moving if you wanted to get past. Would recommend as an experience, but it is expensive so not something for a casual meal.

Friendly, welcoming, generous with the tea, nice sandwich and lovely scone. Will be back and would recommend to all, bonus is that as it’s in the covered arcade you can still sit outside when it’s raining!

Truly authentic Thai. Loved several dishes. Even the straight forward coconut rice and mango sticky were fluffy and. Just great to come here by myself or with a few friends.

Sad to see Issho has closed. This place was a gem in Leeds, blending modern with traditional Japanese cuisine. Each visit was a culinary adventure, from sushi to unique dishes. Although sometimes service could be hit or miss, the overall experience was memorable. It'll be missed for its innovation and atmosphere.

Came for a drink on Saturday. Nice place with seats inside and out. Food looked good. Lots of seating downstairs. Great staff. Would return for lunch!

A mate of mine who lives in Leeds recommended this place... OMFG... recommendation of the century! Had a pitta with falafel, hummus, extra aubergine and pickles. Everything top drawer!! Shame it’s so messy or I’d be taking some back on the train home for the family

Having done the brunch there twice before, I can’t say this was third time lucky. Just too tight and slow with the drinks. A party of 8 and after an initial two bottles of Prosecco spread down the table they wouldn’t give us any more, only by the glass and that was classed as a round. Been trying to think where else does this .. oh that’s it - NO WHERE! Half the time we were “dry” - I can only assume the drinks were been poured and carried down from the Wetherspoons as the place was dead, yet each round still took 25 minutes to arrive. Told we could get vodka and coke, yet the coke looked like it had been defrosted and squeezed from a Mr Freeze ice pop (the rola cola one that no-one likes) To give them their due, they were consistent in that the staff still walk past looking like they are on a stealth mission and excel in not giving any eye contact in the hopes you don’t ask them for anything 😂 I have already contacted them prior to me posting this for their answer and it just said that because it’s a two hour brunch they have a responsibility for people to drink responsibly. Not a “bottomless” brunch then is it.

Great place to go for delicious dinner

Visited this afternoon for a friend's 60th birthday. Food was out of this world. Kelly and her staff were lovely and couldn't do enough for us. My friend had commissioned a chocolate campervan made by the amazing Ashley, and you wouldn't believe the detail, the skill of that man. Thanks to all who made my friends' day the best she could of wished for x x we will definitely be returning. X

We have visited twice in recent months for two family celebrations. On our second visit we had the Ivy experience costing £60 per person and thoroughly enjoyed the food. However we did not pay the 12 .5 % service charge. Mainly because we feel the drinks are very over priced. £33 for an ok bottle of Pinot Grigio and £46 and £35 for 2 bottles of sake 250 ml. We were going to have cocktails but £40 for a margarita is way out of our price range. We will probably return but not anytime soon.

Visited with my spouse & our two kids on a Wednesday evening. Only one front of house person managing 5-8 tables at the time so they were stretched thin, but we’re patient so it wasn’t an issue. Prices are what we consider to be mid-range for dine-in authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Completely cleaned every plate we ordered. My late mother-in-law set a high bar for banh xeo standards. Ordering banh xeo is always a risky choice as a result - her banh xeo was magically light and flakey. I’ve yet to find somewhere that makes it in quite the same way. Here at Viet Bistro the banh xeo was light and crispy. While it didn’t match my MiL’s, it certainly hit all the right flavour points and *almost* all the same texture points too. I’ve accepted I may never find a banh xeo that matches MiL’s but this was a Damn Good substitute. We will be returning again (& again…) to support this independently owned local business and I will order two portions next time. Will probably aim for ‘Happy Hour’ (11AM - 6PM : 20% off, yespls)

Great Service even on Friday Evening. Really busy but 6 of us got ales and meals quickly and to a high standard. Pub packed out and I was dubious about ordering but all fine . Five stars !

Went for a bottomless brunch for a friend’s birthday. It is true bottomless, food was great and staff couldn’t do enough

Great food, the owner is a sweetheart.