Food spot on. Go at least twice a year and always guaranteed nice food and great service. Lovely…read morewhen they have someone in playing the piano too!

A massively trendy bar/grill/lounge as the name hints at. This Indian come English eatery serves…read morefairly standard price food on a very standard menu in wide, stylist and modern surroundings. Service is usually good and food ain't half bad neither. It is a little to hustle and bustle for me but, if you like lively atmospheres to dine and drink in then this is a good place to kick off the weekend.

The more I delve the more I realise Leeds is ace. We all know that but it's truly a place with so…read moremuch to offer that even a social butterfly (that makes me sound a lot better than I actually am) like me, is constantly bowled over by new and exciting finds and Pudsey threw up quite a few of them. So move on to the Arch. It boasts an award winning chef so I'm always going to get a tad excited about weighing up their credentials. Maybe it's because I'm British and we like to knock down those who fly high but I must admit I couldn't really find any grumbles on this one. The starters are fine dining at its best without being overly pretentious. For the main I had a very nice risotto but you've got all the main players such as steak and fish. My only gripe is and this isn't exclusive to here, why call gravy jus? Come on people don't complicate the matter, it's gravy. Right rant over. As for deserts, the cheese board is excellent. You'll also get some local cheeses on the plate as well as French offerings. Three courses for just under £17 seems a fair price to me as well although you will pay supplements on that for some of the dishes. Good food and a hoorah from me.

Menus that change on a regular basis...that is exactly what I like to hear. The owner is also the…read morechef produces a menu which is very English and very meaty although there are some vegetarian options tome of the phrases used to describe dishes make me cringe a little such as they seem a little too showy and highfalutin but it is a delicious menu in a very modern restaurant. Three courses will set you back £16.95 with two courses costing £14.50 with a two pound supplement on Saturday and because I am feeling pleasant today I am not going to go on a tirade about that. Book in advance for a special occasion.

Well I'm on for some bird action now. Nope I've not switched buses, I'm talking about the Owl Pub…read more Just out of Leeds in the Rodley area it's a nice little player. For a start it's a nice building and is done out well. The reason I like it though is because it's got quite a bit to offer. They are really doing their bit for the local and underground music scene and still have live gigs on most weekends. That has to be commended so I am. You'll get everything from blues to folk. Worth a punt even if the genre isn't essentially your thing. Next up the beer is good. Oh yes, we're talking good casks and local too. Fancy a sip from a Leeds, Skipton, Sheffield, York, Ossett or Saltaire brewer? Then no problemo, my amigo. You'll also find Tetley's and John Smiths too. Aint half bad lad. As for the grub, it's proper pub food here. We're talking roasts, burgers and lighter bites at lunch too. Never going to win prizes for originality but you've gotta love some pub food as it should be at times. Don't be fooled, this is a pub. It's not a bar but we like it for it.

In Rodley, want to watch some sport, eat some great pub fayre, play darts, play pool, listen to a…read morelocal band? At some point or other you can do all of these here and you'll always have the option of some great ales. Black Sheep is one of the regular ales which I rarely see past but there are normally 3 guest ales too. It can be very busy in the Vault when there's a game on but the bar is usually well staffed. The food is good, very traditional but good and there's plenty of room to sit down if you're eating.

Wow is all I can say about the food. Closely complimented by the surroundings, the warmth and…read morefriendliness of the couple that own this little gem of a place. Secretly tucked away in the south of Pudsey near Fulneck School, overlooking the beautiful Yorkshire countryside. Definitely worth a visit. You will not be disappointed.

Excellent Fish and Chips, love this place Always hot crispy…read morebatter and fresh fish. Highly recommend giving it a try

From the owner: Our brand new Yorkshire Fish House concept is combining traditional Yorkshire Fish & Chips with…read moremodern, tasteful Fish and Seafood restaurant dishes. Chris Smith, our new head chef is a highly experienced chef specialising in Fish dishes. Our passion for quality and his innovative approach to cooking has lead the restaurant to a fantastic selection of dishes. Of course, at the centre of it all we have our famous Yorkshire Fish & Chips, we are committed to using only highest quality, sustainable fish. This and our light, golden batter creates the perfect portion of fish and chips !

I want to be lord of the manor. Okay, the female equivalent. It's what I was born to be. So I…read morealmost feel at home at the splendid Calverley Arms. This is a stunner of a pub. Simple as that. The building is out of this world. It's a grand affair and dates back to the mid to late nineteenth century. You'll be impressed as soon as you see it from the outside. That's always a good start. Once you're in, it doesn't disappoint. I'm in love with the huge roaring real fire and could quite happily stay there for hours on end. The service is fantastic too and it's a great atmosphere in a beautiful building. As for the food, well it's good old decent stuff and the price is more than reasonable. I wouldn't say it's out of this world, unlike the location, but that's mainly because it belongs to a chain. You've got real ales to sink into as well and a fab wine list. You know I love my wine and this doesn't disappoint. All in all this is one pub that you really must get to. Is that clear enough for you. Brilliant.

The lover and I took his ma here for a dinner out and I was pleasantly surprised... mostly because…read morethe last time i came here it was the Elmwood and smelt of boiled cabbage and was a bit disappointing. That was a good few years ago though. However, THIS time... the log fire was perfect to warm Ma W's bones and the whole atmosphere was lovely. I've knocked a star off because their food is quite pricey for pub dinners and when i asked whether their apple was homemade, a resounding "no" was heard... is any of it not shop bought? "ummm.... the crumble". ok. i'll have that. It was ok. mine is better. It's worth looking on their website as they do have offers 241s etc and I joined their mailing list and got a free glass of wine ahem 10minutemail.com ahem

The life and soul of Farsley. A friendly wine bar in the heart of Farsley with a regular quiz night…read moreand a predeliction for Second World War theme days, complete with an air raid siren. Both Peroni and San Miguel on tap. Real ale is available only in bottles.

First visit to this small restaurant. Staff really…read morefriendly, food very tasty, large portions! I had potato and chorizo starter followed by belly pork. Pudding chocolate and beetroot cake! Not sure about that a bit heavy but still managed to eat it all!

Best food in Meanwood, Headingly and Chapel A. Probably one of the best foody spots in Leeds. They…read morealso make some very good nano-brews. They are stinger and more flavourful than most typical English brews. This is a great spot for veggies as well. Bring your appetite for lunch as the sandwiches are big and the sweet potato chips are plentiful.

The Chilli bowl is very hot and spicy but very nice. This is on the 2 4 £9.50 menu. this venue is…read moregreat in the summer to sit out side and has an amazing bonfire each year.

On the border of Bradford and Leeds near to Tong Village. It used to be known as the Kings Arms…read morepublic house. They have a wide variety of food here which encompasses Italian and Indian. Their best bet has to be the carvery at £7.45. Three choices of meat accompanied by mega Yorkshires and loads and loads of different veg. They also have a two meals for £7.95 menu which represents very good value. I've never had a bad meal there myself. When the weather is decent they have a large play area with a brilliant climbing frame and plenty of seating for the doting parents. If you say you are going to sit out there the staff will give you your drinks in plastic 'glasses' to avoid the possibility of broken glass in this area. They also have a decent sized function room for hire. There is plenty of car parking but at busy times on warm days even that can get full. You don't book, you just turn up and wait for a free table.

Wetherby Whaler is a fish-and-chip restaurant and takeaway with six locations around Yorkshire…read more After hearing they offered gluten-free fish and chips, I decided to try out their Pudsey location and was reasonably impressed. The concept is a little different to the traditional British chippy, as they have two areas, a restaurant area and a takeout area, this is where things get a little confusing as despite coming from the same kitchen, the menu is slightly different in both areas. The main difference is to dine in, they serve fish, chips and a hot drink or cordial as a meal, rather than separately, I guess this is just to get the cost up to pay for the dining area and the wages of the waiters etc. I originally entered the restaurant area but was put off by the pricing, it would have cost almost £15 for my fish and chips, and then an extra £13 for the sausage, as it seemed it was impossible to order a sausage on its' own etc by the menu, meanwhile the takeout area would serve fish, chips and a sausage, for not much over £10. A much better deal! PRO TIP: There is a customer parking lot around the back of their building, order take out to customise your order to your liking (and save money) and eat it in the car. Gluten-free is available on a fresh, the staff were well trained to explain how their allergen processes work, and they explained that despite using a separate frier, they can not 100% guarantee due to gluten being handled in the environment, they also explained the sides I could and could not have such as the curry sauce being made without gluten, but as it is made off-site, they would not advise me to have it, as again it would be possible to have been contaminated. The staff also seemed friendly, in letting me borrow a knife and fork, so I could eat the food in my car. Extra touches to minimise cross-contamination included the kitchen applying salt (gluten-free vinegar also an option) for me, to avoid using the communal one which the regular customers would use. My food was pretty good, while not the best fish and chips I've certainly had, it was a great value and tasty meal, the batter was crispy, and the sausage was particularly good, I would have preferred cod to haddock but again the quality was good, and it was hot and fresh, without being too greasy. Friendly staff, good prices in the takeout area, some improvements to be made sure, but I would return. 4*

THE Wetherby Whaler has spread, it is no longer confined to Wetherby alone it has spread it wings…read moreand laid anchor in Pudsey, Wakefield, and York. As you may anticipate from the name this restaurant is distinctly fishy with haddock, plaice, scampi (my Nanna's favourite) and prawn a plenty you'd scarcely believe that there's over fishing in the seas. There's a vegetarian option/dish of the day and a 3 coursed senior citizens special coming in at £6.65 for 3 whole courses. A traditional chippy with booze available.