What I liked: - great selection of hoppy ales and lagers on…read moretap - great seating area to have a pint and watch traffic go by on the street. - good bar service and good pours on the cask ales. It is a bit of a walk upstairs to get to the bathroom, but others it is a good place to visit on a pub crawl.

Real ale and good pizza, what more could you want? I think this is a really great concept. At the…read morefront there is the bar with a huge range of beer and from what I can see you can order pub snack type of food at the bar, e.g. pork pies and suchlike. Further at the back is where the pizzas are being made and served. They had some really nice and reasonably priced beers on. They also had a board with the beers and prices which I always like. I chose half a porter which I have forgotten the name of and then it was pizza time. We wanted one that was called American something and had pulled pork on it but were told the pork had run out. They offered to replace with chicken/ham/bacon but that didn't sound as appealing so our second choice was a ham and pineapple as I appear to have come full circle and now love pineapple as a pizza topping again. This was £7.50 for a decent size pizza and was really tasty, though maybe a bit too saucy. I'm not sure I would come here specifically for pizza, but I imagine it's a good place to meet with a group of friends. I would definitely come back for beer and would probably end up ordering pizza, if that makes any sense.

Decent place for lunch. Very crowded. As an American it's so strange to order at the bar first…read more It's an interesting system through. If you are an anxious American I promise that they do come and they bring you the right food :). The entrance floor is chaotic. There is seating downstairs. Loos are pretty clean. Everyone is nice.

It's not always easy to travel with kids and in-laws, especially when you decide to take everyone…read moreback to Yorkshire where you studied in the 90s. Well, here we are. We took the train after a week of exploring London, found our accommodations, walked through all the shops that had just closed, and came across Pavement Vaults. There's a kids' menu and it doesn't have just the ol' regular stuff on it. It has ribs. But also pizza and Mac and cheese for those who like the same old (as at least one of our kids tends to). But it also has tasty, flavorful food for the adults. As in American inspired BBQ. We didn't expect to encounter BBQ. But it had just the right spice and we needed it to warm up. The wine menu was just right and my husband enjoyed a beer. The service was top notch. The music was good too. And, nice clean bathrooms. That's important when you're spending weeks traveling. Loved the pulled pork sandwich. The fries are skinny and spicy, but not so much that my daughter didn't eat a bunch. Two in our party enjoyed the ribs. 'Falls off the bone.'

Italian food in York. Was very tasty. Took us as a walk in on a rainy December night. Was very…read moreromantic. Staff was more than helpful and friendly.

A good quality Italian restaurant with really nice food , and friendly staff. It has a bustling…read moreatmosphere and is decorated more like a cafe/coffee bar than a bistro/intimate dining premises. Its in a lovely old building which perhaps could be made a little bit more intimate/atmospheric at night with a more subdued lighting and candles ,its is a little to casual for a romantic meal for two. We shared a tomato garlic bread and for mains we had Calzone Kiev ( chicken/garlic, mushrooms, cheese) topped with tomato sauce and Penne Della Piazza and even had room for profiteroles and tiramisu for desert. The food was very good and would come again I just think they could do a little more with the interior for the night time menu.

We went to 3 PE locations while in the UK. We stayed in York 3 nights. We came here twice- only…read morebecause it www so close to our hotel. My son is a fan. We really loved the dining space in this location. It was like eating in an old beautiful mansion. First visit here my son got the kids meal and we got the hot peach pizza. That was surprisingly good. The next time we ordered a pepperoni pizza to share. Food is always good and service is great despite it always being busy. Prices are decent. Not sure what reputation PE has among locals but we liked it.

Pizza was thin on toppings, not cut all the way through and overall disappointing, frozen pizza is…read morebetter. Including pics of advertisement and what was delivered.

We visited on Easter Sunday and to our surprise, they were open. They were running a partial menu-…read moreonly garlic bread, bruschetta, and pizzas. The staff were all so helpful and accommodating, and the restaurant itself is warm and inviting.

If you are looking for a nice mid-priced comfort Italian food, head to zizzi's and you won't go…read morewrong. We ordered a risotto and a spaghetti carbonara and those were cooked to expectation. It is a family restaurant style and the waitresses were attentive to our needs. Good to have heard of it and finally tried!

Ali g's is a takeaway just near cliffords tower. They sell burgers, chips, pizza, and other things…read morelike that. Prices are average like its about £5 for a small pizza or about £3.50 for burger and chips. The food is quite tasty and delivery normally speedy.

I was ordering 2 donar meat and fries. The foods were extremely good, abundant (i could share it…read morewith 4 friends) with quite affordable price. The delivery time was also quick. Will try another food for my next order

The Piza Hut were having problems the day we visited, they were only able to take cash as the…read morecredit card system had failed. The food choice was good, and the salad bar was a nice healthy option. After waiting sometime for our meal a waitress appeared to ask if we have eaten yet, then rush off when we said no. Apparently our meal had been given to someone else by mistake. The manager was extremely apologetic and promised something off the final bill. The money off turned out to be 50%, so we were more than happy, having imagined it would be 5 maybe 10%. So even though they made a mistake I would recommend this branch of Pizza Hut

I think generally if you've seen one pizza hut, you've seen them all, but I do have good things to…read moresay about this particular branch of the chain. We visited on a saturday afternoon close to Christmas last year, and despite the fact that it was busy we were well looked after by the staff. The food was ordered and delivered to our table quickly, and in general we had no complaints at all. The staff coped admirably with the volume of customers who were coming through the doors. Prices are pretty reasonable for chain food - the set meals for two in particular are very good value, and the all you can eat buffets always provide good value too. Certainly one of the better Pizza Huts we've eaten in, and we would re-visit if we are ever passing again.

Fantastic pizza at a great price! Only £3 for a whole or 1.50 for a half. And eh custom makes…read morepizzas in only 3 minutes. Also a nice selection of salads. Definitely one of the best quick grab and go meals in York!

Pizza Express at St Sampson's Square is one of two locations in the city centre, I ordered a…read moredelivery from here back to my hotel and was very disappointed. I ordered my usual Gluten Free Pollo Pancetta, it arrived fairly quickly, but with my hotel being just under half a mile away, I would have expected nothing else. What I was surprised at however was how the pizza arrived lukewarm, despite travelling such a short distance in a short amount of time. I can't understand how that would possibly happen. The temperature was a big issue with enjoying my pizza, but I was also disappointed with the meat, mostly the chicken which was rather hard and chewy, and not enjoyable as it is at other Pizza Express locations. I did phone the restaurant in advance to confirm my pizza would be cut, this was semi-accurate, the kitchen had made an attempt to cut the pizza, but I still had to tear it, they also left a quarter of the pizza unsliced overall. The few positives include the fact this is one of the few places that doesn't seem to charge more for delivery orders, although the fees from third-party delivery companies like Deliveroo do seem to add up. I also liked the gluten-free sticker and hygiene sticker on the pizza box. A bad experience with their delivery side to the business, even with their delivery partner, I may return in the future to hope for a better experience when dining inside the restaurant, but my expectations are low. 2*

This Pizza Express is a nice branch. The food is pretty much the same accross the whole chain,…read morewhich in my opinion is tasty and fresh tasting. This branch is clean and has nice decor and the staff are nice too.

I first came to Mojo years ago and I'm happy to report that the years have been kind, possibly…read morekinder to Mojo than myself, as the place has retained all the charm and fun that it ever had. At the far end of the bar there is an art work describing 'Mojo' and throughout the decor of the bar gives off the essence of cool, without being arrogant. I've always found the staff to be vibrant and friendly and they're certainly expert in their knowledge of the drinks they serve. Be it cocktails or a continental beer they can advise you well, depending on your palette. The music is cool, with a great mix of inoffensive indie and electro. You can dance, albeit be it at your own risk, since the bar is small and often tightly packed! Drinks might be a little more on the expensive side, and they don't serve anything on tap (at least they never used to), but that has the bonus side-effect of enticing a good crowd into the bar. Coctktails and interesting beers are on the menu so you're spoiled for choice! So, prop up the bar, grab a window stool or nab a comfy seat at the back, either way you'll be certain to have a good time.

Mojo is one of those unique gems that you either stumble upon, or are dragged to by someone else…read morewho has stumbled upon it. Hidden down a side street near Gatecrasher, Mojo is a tiny little bar that does everything it can to be different from anywhere else in Leeds - and it succeeds in this aspect. A wide selection of continental beers are on offer - you can choose your own, or simply leave it to the barman to decide by asking simply for a beer. They also offer spirits and wines with a similarly global feel, and play some absolutely quality tunes, old and new, spread across eclectic genres such as soul, indie and rock. Mojo isn't cheap, but it's something different from what the rest of Leeds has to offer, so I'd definitely recommend it if you've got the dosh.