Pizza Panda offers the usual selections of any kebab/pizza shop. They have a large range of…read moretraditional pizzas available in 7" up to 14" options. They also serve jacket potatoes, burgers, calzone, kebabs, chicken. Having sampled their kebabs and pizzas I would reccommend them to anyone in the area. They offer free delivery within a 3 mile radius, with a minimum order of £8 (or £4 mon-thurs). You can also order online at http://www.meal2go.com , the first time you do this they will phone to confirm its a genuine order. They also have a few tables and chairs in the shop should you be out on Woodseats and wish to eat whilst there.

I absolutely love nipping in here after an evening in Wetherspoons and having a fresh cheesy garlic…read morebread pizza. The rest of their menu is also quite extensive and you can order jacket potatoes if you don't fancy being too naughty. The meat on their kebabs isn't too over the top as it can be elsewhere and is always thoroughly cooked and tasty.

For anyone who is familiar with 'Shawarma' ( a type of a of real meat doner instead of the usual…read moreprocessed dogmeat you get on a friday night in town). Lamb or Chicken- both the real deal, although Lamb is the most traditonal throughout the middle east and in my opinion the best, the Kofte is good also. All these are sandwiched within a freshly made naan (made in a real tandoori oven), salad and sauces, all made in front of you. This is a doner you can actually eat in the day and you will keep going back. They also do Lamb Shish, Chicken Shish, felafel (V) and burgers etc. Although for health reasons (saturated fat) I would recommend as a once a week (max) type of eat. But what an eat!! I would say its less fatty than the Shawarma's at Maroush (edgeware rd) and probably one of only 2 or 3 in Sheffield that are worth having. The premises are quite basic, its a takeaway with a few tables, but roomy. Prices are very reasonable and it is good value for money. I would recommend this place to students- for £2.50 you can get a freshly made Shawarma that will keep you going for hours.

One of the best kebab shops in Sheffield! Everything cooked fresh to order, including making the…read morenaans. Huge portions, quick service.

Turkish Restaurant and takeaway section also. Excellent Mixed Meze starters, cold or hot types…read more Main courses- decent variety all good quality. Have visited here a few times now and it never fails to please. Meat, vegetarian and Seafood available. Kebabs are presented beautifully with lovely side salad and rice or french fries (if you prefer). You can wash the food down with Efes (an excellent turkish beer) or they have selection of Turkish wines (white/red) and European brands also. Its quite an informal place, have visited mostly daytime and usually don't need to book, but not sure about evening. A two course meal (expensive choices from the menu) with drinks for two people will be under £40. or you could try the lunchtime set menu which is much cheaper.

Really nice selection of food and able to accommodate large groups the staff are very nice and…read moreaccommodating and always there to help

We had arranged to go here for Sunday lunch with a friend after what ended up being a heavy…read moreSaturday night out and needless to say I was looking forward to it too much if anything the only thing what speared me on was knowing I could have an "hair of dog" to try and make me feel human again!! This always used to be one if those places you would visit only for special occasions so going for Sunday lunch seemed a little strange for me but then again that might have been the hangover talking! However I shouldn't have been so worried they have recently decorated and it looks really warm and welcoming inside while maintaining that special occasion feel. It was really busy upon our arrival but we had an ace up our sleeve as the friend we was meeting use to work here so got seated pretty sharpish (cheeky I know but get I was hungover remember!) we ordered some drinks and once my first San Miguel slid down I started returning to the land of the living. We were handed the menus and they had a set menu for Sunday lunch 3 courses for 15.95 which is pretty good value in my book taking into account what was available they had a variety of starters a king prawn dish classic, prawn cocktail, pâté and soup of the day amongst others I opted for the pâté which I usually steer clear for obvious reasons, but as it was a higher class of restaurant felt pretty confident it would be quality ingredients! The pâté came and I was expecting a small ramekin on pâté with I couple of slices of Melba toast but what came was like a slab and I mean slab of chocolate cake it was huge and only two small pieces of toast which was never going to accommodate such a "slab" of pâté. As one of us was having the soup at least we had some extra bread on the table which I could take advantage of. In the end the pâté defeated me just so much of it was too rich to finish. For the main you could have a traditional roast of the usual beef, pork or half a chicken but I opted the a slightly different braised steak which came with a lovely rich red wine jus and oven roasted shallots. All the dishes came with sides of vegetables roast and mash potatoes and big fluffy Yorkshire puddings which you could ask for more of at no extra cost. It came round to dessert and by this time I had gone from land of the dead to land of the living after my first pint and was now on my way to land of the fairies after having another couple of San Miguels on top of the previous nights alcohol. Dessert again had plenty of choice and at the start of the meal liked the look of the the cheeseboard as a sucker for any form of cheese but as I'd eaten so much and as San Miguel doesn't really compliment cheese opted for the lighter and easier on the palate mandarin cheesecake which again defeated me. All in all it was a pleasant experience and a gentle pick me up to get through a hungover Sunday instead of contemplating dying on the sofa at home. The only thing that spoilt it slightly for me and why it doesn't get 4 stars is it was full of gypsies don't get me wrong I don't mind what kind of people are dining at the same place as me and I'm no snob but all the crazy kids and loud parents just took the edge off it for me and after speaking to our friend that worked there it seems gypsies do go there a lot on a Sunday but every other day it's just business as usual.

Excellent food very nice staff would definitely recommend for either a sit down meal in the…read morerestaurant or a takeaway

This is the first restaurant I think of when I fancy an Indian! Never had a bad meal thereread more

We love the Pabna - although there are a number of Indian Restaurants in Leek, this is one of our…read morefavourites. We regularly have take aways from here, and my children love the kormas and the chicken tikka massala. The starters are good - particularly the onion bhajis and the kebabs (shami and sheek) and I am a great fan of the chicken biryiani. They have a loyalty card scheme where you save 10% on all meals, making it great value. Staff are pleasant and always friendly and eating in here is also a fun experience with reasonable prices on both food and drinks.

Recently refurbished to a high standard. The Pabna offers a great selection of Indian food to an…read moreextremely high quality. They're so confident of this they even have a camera in the kitchens so you can watch your meal getting cooked. Service is excellent. Would recommend booking at the weekend as it's normally full - but even then there's no waiting involved. Do great takeaways too. Would suggest it's the best Indian in leek.

New Indian spot to try beaded on s as recommendation. The good was so yummy. Good portion size. The…read moreservice was fast , friendly and efficient. This place is tucked away and a a great spot for a first c date or to go n out in a group. The ambiance is really laid no. World decently come back again

This place is my favorite for Indian food in Sheffield and I never miss coming here when I visit…read morethe city. Great atmosphere, great staff and spectacular food! I can't wait until next time!

My favourite part of Meadowhall (shamelessly admitting) is the Oasis, and most people know that I…read moreLOVE American-style food. I've been to Frankie & Benny's in Doncaster a couple of times and it has been great, so myself and my friend Ana went for lunch here. Initially when we arrived it was pretty busy, so we were given a device which was to beep when there was a table available for the two of us - a great idea in my opinion instead of turning people away, and we went for a drink in Coal bar (about 30 metres away). We took advantage of the lunch offer and got a starter to share, two mains and a dessert to share, all of which came to about £10, but we also had drinks and milkshakes which brought the bill to £13.50 each. That was very reasonable, we had to leave half of the dessert because I was stuffed to the brim! Great food - I had an amazing burger for mains, we shared garlic doughballs for starters and chocolate brownie with cream and ice cream for dessert. Also, as you know I like to mention staff, well done to the incredible waiter Arron (I assume this was his name as someone at the bar called him it) who served us quickly and with a smile, you definitely deserved our praise and tip! 5 star experience F&B's!

Youngest son and I had some time to kill so we decided to eat…read more Lots of eateries to choose from at Meadowhall but this is the one he chose. It wasn't busy, perhaps one third full and they had a pleasant, unpushy lady at the entrance tempting in passing trade. Once inside we waited at the desk for several minutes until we were scooped up by a passing waiter and offered a choice of seating (inside\outside) Service was slow but I did feel sorry for our waitress as there were obviously few staff on duty. I chose a steak wrap with fries and son chose fish fingers with fries. My steak wrap (tender strips of prime steak with red onion and peppers smothered in sauce) held a goodly amount of fat and sauce and a few bits of onion, lean meat and peppers. I'm told the fish fingers were nice. For desert we both chose fruit salad (because we care about out bodies) but there was good news and bad news. Good news the fruit was fresh. Bad news we knew this because there were still bits of pineapple skin in there. My son was a little put out because the menu assured him that he would get three fruits he likes and so he didn't mind giving away his kiwi but when his dish arrived there had been major substitutions made. We had opted for special deal meals but the price was still too high for the quality of food. As to portion size well, they wouldn't amuse a real New Yorker!