The Waterfront Express is located just before the Selby Waterways Swing Bridge on Dennison road…read more There is street parking outside the store. Waterfront Express has recently changed hands and has benefited from a complete refit. The new owners have created a quality convenience store and Newsagents. The interior is clean and bright with a well-defined store layout. There is a moderately good range of Wines and spirits, many of which are on some kind of special offer. There are also two chilled cabinets for fresh goods. There is a display of fresh fruit and vegetables, breads and general convenience food and drinks. There is a cigarette counter and you can top up your phone. The staff are friendly.

I picked up bits & pieces here to make my own greeting cards. Nice sweets.read more

This place has everything you need, including a really friendly service. They stock over 100…read morevarieties of those traditional weighed out sweets, an excellent range of artist's materials (Windsor & Newton etc), greeting cards, newspapers, magazines & loads, loads more! Definitely recommended***

So sadly, this place is no longer here. When it was, it was great! It's now a nail bar!:(…read morexx

Very very busy…read more but with good reason. We drive there regularly when at my parents as do quite a few people. The fish is always really well cooked and the chips just great. Kebabs here are also really nice. YOu may have a wait on your hands as its very popular

I grew up around the corner from this place since the 80s. This place has been consistently on…read morepoint since then. I have family that come to visit from New York and Jamaica and as soon as they touch down they always go straight there. Super clean, friendly and they give you value for money. Proper chip shop, excellent.

I remember these guys starting out and it was brilliant. They were like a rebel music magazine,…read morebattling it out against Sandman et al, who we all used to find massively boring. We always used to read the music magazines when I worked in a bar, mostly to read recent band reviews, but more mostly to look at the pictures and pass the time in the quiet hours. No Title is just that little bit different though. Actually reading the opinions within did not make me want to drink the bar dry with boredom - they were actually fun, well written and encouraging when it came to bands I didn't know about. Also, their graphics and design are second to none - truly fantastic and exciting to view. They've had more interesting title pages featuring local artists than I could count - let's just say *lots* for argument's sake. If you come across a copy pick it up, you'll find it'll be a real keeper. No Title is vibrant, colourful, well written and relevant to all music lovers in Leeds.

This glossy, alternative music magazine usually has cover designs to catch anyone's eye if you…read morealready happen to be hanging out in one of Leeds fine music venues. It is a free magazine with reviews, interviews and the articles on the music scene around Leeds. And its really good! Not only does it inform the readers, it entertains us too! They have all the latest gossip on things like the line up for Leeds Festival, Moor Music Festival, new nights at Subculture, gigs on at the Brudenel Social...I could go on. You can find it in any of the independent record shops, - Crash, Jumbo - pubs like The Chemic and The Fenton and bars - North Bar, Baby Jupiter and Dry Dock. Its available in about 50 places so you should stumble across one soon enough. And did I mention its FREE?