This branch rated highly.Well managed.Always clean and seems to be always open even when everything…read morearound it is not.Does not do anything the others do not but has Wi Fi and the fact they are now doign soup rules. Aruement the other day when I wanted the daily special £1.99 with no ham to make it a Vegi Delight £2.19.Small gripe.I go all the time.Adds up if yo uadd drinks and crisps.

Really good customer service and always open to have a great coffee when you need it!read more

called in to Appetite for a bite of breakfast and rather enjoyed the experience. Although not the…read morecheapest or the biggest breakfast in Leeds it was OK although I do wish the chef wouldn't assume I like my mushrooms smothered in pepper. The toast here is amazing, it comes in big, freshly sliced hunks that make up for the smaller size of the rest of the breakfast. If I were to be picky (and I am) the sausage was a let down. It was reassuring that, when asked what they could offer that was gluten free, they could provide salad which is just what everyone would want for breakfast.

I very nearly gave this place a Meh, I've experienced better two stars because it is just another…read morelunch place among many but it does stand out from the rest for the freshly baked and delicious bread. The place itself is quite dark and scattered with odd pictures of Leeds in black frames. It is not a place to sit in really but as it was raining we did. If you are close by get some lunch but don't go out of your way to try it.

Red Room is a really nice little cafe. It's in a good location, whenever I visit I forget I'm in…read moreBradford City centre. The prices are good and so is the food, there's lots of choice. Three staff are very friendly too.

I visit the Red Room at least 3 times a week during my lunch breaks, as i work in town and i find…read moreit to be the best cafe i have visited in Bradford town centre. I use to go to the cafe when it was at it's previous location which is nearer to where i work but i followed them to their present location due to the fact that the staff are very friendly, the food is excellent and good value for money. I would recommend this place to anybody who enjoys good food which is made to order and homemade cakes.

The Crosskeys is one of my favourite pubs in Leeds, the personality of the place is huge. Walking…read morethrough the heavy front door to be greeted with a roaring, coal burning fire is my idea of bliss on a freezing day in February. The smell it casts out is reminiscent of Christmas Day's of my youth, adding more magic to the place. Situated in the Round Foundry, the pub is split into a few sections. A room to the side of the bar provides an eccentric atmosphere; the walls festooned with patterned, china plates, and lists of wine and ports written decoratively on large mirrors. The bar offers an extensive range of beers and ales. As well as offering interesting tipples such as Lindeboom, Flensburger and Erdinger Urweisse, The Crosskeys also supplies a fantastic range of hand pulled ales, all from the local area. The selection of bottled beers and ciders is staggering, there will definitely be one to tempt your taste buds. The wines also form an exhaustive list. The Crosskeys regularly holding food and wine events, teaching people how to match the two elements together harmoniously. I frequently have the pleasure of having Sunday lunch at the pub, and I can honestly say it is the tastiest example of the traditional fare I have discovered in Leeds. Slices of thick, moist roast beef wallow in rich and flavourful gravy; accompanied by fluffy Yorkshire puddings and tender vegetables. These plaudits are widely acknowledged, The Guardian rated The Crosskeys very highly in their Food Awards 2009, in the category of Best Sunday Lunch. The lunch and dinner menus are equally as stunning. They combine local ingredients with intriguingly constructed dishes. Upstairs, The James Watts Room provides the pub with a gorgeous private dining room, complete with its own bar. Decorated with fairy lights, mood lighting and a wooden moose on the fireplace, it would make the ideal venue for a party. I consider The Crosskeys to be the finest example of a traditional yet contemporary pub around, and I would strongly suggest you visit to discover its beguiling eccentricities.

Great for a pint of real ale…read more The wifi was sadly inoperable (but our pints had already been pulled by the point we realised this... hey, why waste good booze?). But the gents' loo was shockingly pleasant-smelling. ... which brought about an entire discourse on just precisely how 'the gents' should be punctuated. The debate rages on... http://www.yelp.co.uk/topic/leeds-the-gents

Studenty shithole masquerading as something more upmarket. It's like the downmarket version of…read moreCross Keys in town. But very down market. But then it's for students, who don't want to spend a ton of cash on various fruity beers. And in that it was kinda cool to get a bottled cider for less than 4 quid. That said the cheesy chips were just short of 4 quid too and in quality probably worth about 1. I was very disappointed with the food if I'm honest. The staff seemed friendly right up until the end when one of the guy staff turned into a massive douche and wouldn't let us use the toilet because it was in the 'out of bounds' area, there are toilets around the corner we were told, only to find this was a disabled loo for all 4 of us that wanted to spend a penny. And then the scrabble set was rubbish too!

One word describes this place very well 'Studentesque'…read more This place is big but full of nooks and crannies so you can hide away if you want to. SO much random stuff you would be fine to go alone and just look around for half an hour, lol. A whole wall full of clocks which is why it is dubbed 'clock cafe' rather than LS6. Prices are a bit much for a 'cafe' but what they serve is nice enough with lovely little glass cups and saucers and leaf pots for tea. Staff are very relaxed which makes for a nice atmosphere. If you are in the area I would go in but not sure that I would pick it out of anywhere to go in Leeds.

If you have the good fortune of visiting Leeds as I did, be sure to put this restaurant on your…read morelist. I had a late lunch here with a group of friends, five total and we all had the same wonderful experience. From the welcoming hosts, to each and every server, everyone was friendly, polite, professional and extremely knowledgeable. The food was terrific and the menu has so many interesting dishes to choose from. I opted for my favorite sushi and kimchi rice with vegetables on the side. Delicious. It's super beautiful inside also with great lighting in the day but not so bright you don't look cute. It's very sexy too for a date. I did see a few kids in there but they weren't loud and it didn't take away from the sexiness of the vibe. I also like the different types of tables they have. Some chairs but also cushy booth style bench too. The ceilings have beautiful flowers and the floors are like a stained emerald glass looking mosaic style. The bathrooms are clean and interesting to visit. The men's room has a statue so realistic you have to question is it really a person? Beautiful full bar and the perfect music. I have been to The Ivy in LA and while it's beautiful, yummy food and all, the difference here is the Asian theme throughout take it to another level. A wonderful experience and I can't wait to go back.

The ambience is decent. This restaurant tries to be more than what it is, and I found the food to…read morebe mediocre, at best. Compared to food I have eaten in local pubs, The Ivy was twice as expensive and less tasty. I was hoping for a better experience, but the inattentive staff and average food was quite disappointing. As a tourist, I was later taken to Weatherspoons, and the food was much tastier and 1/3 of the price.

With competitive prices, and a shop unit to itself, you actually enter The Brunch Cafe through a…read moredoor. Selling all the greasey spoon favourites, as well as pie, chips, gravy and peas, most things tend to be under the £4 mark. If you're feeling a little cold and need something to get you off your feet, The Brunch Cafe is friendly place to seek refuge and have a snack. Though maybe not as picturesque as other cafes dotted around, it's a good honest business that will make you feel welcome.

Enjoyed a lovely and delicious breakfast at Laynes. I ordered two scrambled eggs on sourdough, my…read morego-to breakfast order wherever I go. The coffee and food were both great. A lovely spot for a sit-down or grab-and-go breakfast in Leeds. Highly recommend!

Can't miss the yellow, inviting my cafe right next to the train station, so I didn't think to check…read moreit out until a month into my stay at Leeds ‍ What a gem! Buttered sourdough toast with poached eggs were amazing (I've really become a fan of poached eggs recently). The granola was pretty good, but the fruit is sweetened a bit too much for my taste. Great place to hang out with my Kindle. Will frequent as much as possible with my remaining month in Leeds. Make a reservation if you can. They take walk ins, but you will need to wait right outside.