Amazing as always, garlic bread is always perfect and the dinner kebab was to die for. My wife got…read morethe Parmesan which was perfect as normal, one of very few places we go to that does amazing job every single time

Mamas pizza i go there every week, great food you need to try it to believe it and i love the…read moretandoori hot. Very clean and good service.

Pizza was rather bland, even by English food standards, and there was an odd smell to the place…read more With so many other decent choices nearby, move on, lads.

My friend suggested this place when I visited Leeds, but it was disappointing. The pizza was okay…read moreat best, but the kicker for me was that I found a torn piece of PLASTIC (like cling film) under the cheese - ugh!! I binned the rest of it.

The cluster of shops in West Park where Hippo's is located is definitely an untapped resource in…read moreterms of good food - you have The Cherry Tree's fine Chinese cuisine, Dough's impressive bistro and deli, and, of course, Hippo's itself. While it is a takeaway, Hippo's is more of a pizzeria than a kebab den - they put most of their focus into the pizzas despite providing burgers and pasta, and it is therefore the pizzas that are the standout aspect of the menu. Offering you the choice between thin and crispy, something that most takeaways now fail to do, is the first sign that they mean pizza business. You also have a choice of size, but it is really the selection of toppings that gives this place its edge - rather than go for the mundane choices on the menu, I suggest taking the the old "create-your-own" route (another thing that many pizza takeaways no longer offer you) - FYI meatball, olives and cheddar cheese works surprisingly well.

I have been driving past this place for ages and tonight we decided to try it. This is going to be…read moremy new Pizza place. It took approximately 40 minutes for it to arrive but we're also in the middle of a cold snap and the roads are icy and dangerous so I give 5 stars to the delivery driver who made it before the estimated delivery time scale. So kudos there. I had the Britanica on Deep Dish and my Husband had the Ham and Mushroom on thin base. You get two chioces in sizes with the largest being a 12inch pie. The pizza was excellent. Hot and fresh with crispy base. No grease to be found. We also ordered the sides of BBQ Chicken wings and Spare Ribs. We were really impressed. No wimpy little wings here - they were huge and full of BBQ sauce goodness. The ribs were really juicy and tender as well. We also ordered cheesy potato wedges and those were very cheesy. They aren't shy with the toppings but didn't go overboard either. This will be replacing domino's and pizza hut for delivery pizza. I recommend it if you live in the area. It's not as expensive as the chains and it's fresher and better tasting.

We spent last Summer in Leeds and discovered Trattoria Il Forno from…read morethe waiter at another Italian place. All I can say is that the pizza here is amazing! My friends and I were here regularly and the food has always been top notch. So far the Spaghetti Carbonara is the best I've ever had in my life. The fig and goat cheese salad (Insalata di Rucola Fichi Caprino e Pinoli) is a must try. Rocco and his team give great customer service!

This used to be the most amazing pizza, since the new guy has taken over management it's an…read moreabsolute joke. Firstly you can never get hold of them when you try call to book for a table or to order for collection. We went there last Friday evening and the manager told us that they just don't answer the phone if they too busy. Which I think it ridiculous and such bad management. Secondly we walked in to make a booking as we tried 3 weeks in a row to call and book and no one answered. We got there and were told to wait an hour before we could get a table. We waited. Eventually we got a table it took another hour to get our food. We watched a family of 7 people arrive for a birthday dinner which they had made a reservation for, the manager turned them away and said that they too busy. Service is a massive role in the restaurant industry and the service lead by the new manager is appalling.​

Adel Pizza's sloppiness is probably due to the fact that it has no real competition - it is the…read moreonly pizza takeaway in Adel, and because of this, makes little effort in terms of quality. The 'pizzas' themselves are far from great - sloppy messes of cheese rather than actual pizzas, while the rest of the menu is similarly uninspiring. I was with a friend once who asked for some cheesy chips, only to presented with seemingly age old fries with a sparse sprinkling of cold, unmelted powdery cheese. The prices are rather steep, especially considering what you get for your money, meaning that Adel Pizza is generally an experience to be avoided.

Adel Pizza. Where to start. The pizzas are greasy, excessively priced flavour capsules tossed from…read morethe gods above. A lot of fresh toppings, they undoubtedly don't stinge on that front, hey even had a few hairs hurled in free of charge. Tried to phone them up to thank them, but got a mouth full of abuse and some pretty "hairy" language. Now don't get me wrong, just because I had one bad experience with this place im not going to slam it to the ground and be horrid as I had been formerly a long term consumer, and with the pizzas being so dam expensive this says a lot. They occasionally (over) blather their chips in some sort of seasoning which when done right is spot on, a nice change to the customary. The Burgers aint nuttin' to write home about, and from what ive been told the Chicken nuggets are actually pretty decent. The Main chef seems a fine enough chap, Place could do with a bit of a tidy up but all in all one to try. Like I say had a couple of bad experiences with this place personally, the hair in the food, the vocal violence and I don't think in the 6 or 7 years ordering they ever did bring the coleslaw we ordered. But sincerely top notch tasting food. they just wont be getting my orders again.

Another Pizza House (yes, they're a chain, who knew?), and, like th eone in Guiseley, it's not…read moregreat. Pizzas that are priced like Domino's but taste like those of your standard greasy local pizza takeaway. Like the other Pizza House, you can choose your base here, which is quite cool, but not cool enough to make this place anything special. We used to get free stuff from here as my friend delivered for them, but even then, I wasn't thrilled - and I love free food!

I have been going to this pizza place for over a year now and I have never been disappointed. The…read morecheesy garlic bread is to die for. Definitely recommend this pizza place over Dominos Pizza.

..not just Pizza's, great Tandoori Dishes, and Curry etc, good value, and well worth ordering from.read more

When a restaurant that has a special place in your heart gets closed and revamped, you're always…read moregoing to view the reincarnation with some disdain and unease. This was my attitude after the best restaurant in Cookridge (Est Est Est) was overhauled a couple of years back and turned into a Gusto. I had been going to Est Est Est regularly and thought of it as the perfect Italian restaurant, and viewed the change with suspicion. I needn't have worried - Gusto is simply the new name for Est Est Est, and although they claim it to be a different restaurant, little has really changed, which is a good thing in my eyes. They do brilliant Italian classics simply and successfully, and there is always a special buzz about the place, almost as if the customers know how good their food is going to be. Some have said the portions are small, but to me they're spot on, allowing you to have three courses without feeling bloated, followed by an authentic espresso of course. Gusto, thankfully, is simply Est Est Est with a different name.

This is by far my favourite restaurant in Leeds. I go here all the time and I have never been…read moredisapointed.  As you walk up to the restaurant you can see the beautiful fairy lights laced across the window. Sometimes this can look really tacky and a bit in your face but paired with the ultra modern decor it looks perfect.  You walk straight in to the bar area where the very attentive bar staff await to take your order. The only problem is their drinks menu is full of such tempting looking things I'm always spoilt for choice! Once you are ready to take your seat the manager takes you through to your table. The first time I walked into the dining area here I was like wow! The delicate fairy light theme is carried right through but this time they are encased around a tree that stands in the middle of the restaurant. Yes a tree! This isn't just your average restaurant it was built around a 200 year old olive tree that is now the central feature of their dining area. The menu is large yet the quality is most definitely not effected. Every time I visit the menu has been revised slightly as they seem to constantly be trying to make their dishes better and adjust them to suit the season.  I am a huge fan of pate but I can be quite picky with it. Theirs is the best I have ever tasted, served with crisp breads I could eat it forever. The chicken primavera is the best pasta dish I have ever eaten. The vegetables are seasonal which really reflects in the taste and it is cooked to perfection. The chicken is plentiful and very juicy and flavoursome. Within the restaurant they also have an open part of the kitchen where you can see the pizzas being made fresh and put into the pizza oven. My dad orders a pizza every time he comes here as he says they are the best pizzas he has ever had. Even better than the ones he had in Italy! I have not had the chance to sample the dessert menu yet as the portion sizes are pretty big so I am always stuffed when it comes to the final course. Everything in the place is pretty much perfect. The staff are friendly and attentive, the tree is beautiful and the the food is amazing. I really urge everyone to try it out, Its more than worth the little trip out of town for some really special.

The boys here will crack you up with their jokes and make you feel right at home. The couches and…read morebeer pub that shares the space will get you real cozy. The noon to 7pm half-price pizza deal slices through the hesitation on getting multiple pies. (not on Fri & Sat) I've tried every topping they offer. They're all incredible! Impossible to fail here. Enjoy!

Great pizza by the slice, cruncy, gooey and with seriously delicious toppings…read more Sunday-Thursday 12-7 they are half price, what a bargain! I went here for lunch, each slice (which is quarter of a 16inch pizza) was only £1.6, bloody bargain. Add to that a bar with great beer selection, free wifi and cool decor and you have one of the best places I found in Leeds to hang out.

Most definitely...THE BEST TAKEAWAY IN LEEDS!…read more There is a general consensus in the Leeds area that Pitza-Cano is the tastiest and best value for money! It was the first takeaway joint to open in the Hyde Park area so has had enough time to perfect it's award winning formula. You run the risk of ordering food poisoning with chips if you call a random number from one of the many offered in the outskirts of the city centre. However you can order with piece of mind with Pitza-cano, knowing your piece of pizza is going to be nothing but yummy! The menu is diverse and even offers some healthier options away from the obvious takeaway dishes (such as humous and pitta and ceasar salads.) And...,as if it couldn't get any better, Pitza-cano also delivers "booze and cigs" to your front door! What a perfect night in! You can call for delivery on orders over £6 or collect from the building itself. Happy Munching!!!

Ah Pitza Cano... This used to be my takeaway of choice, maybe because I lived right next to it for…read morea while, but maybe because the pizzas are pretty decent (for the money you pay anyway). I never ventured far from their pizzas so couldn't tell you much about anything else from there, but the pizzas are definitely worth a go for some post night out action. Oh and once upon a time I heard the most random question ever in there: Who would win in a fight between a polar bear and a hippo on an astroturf? I decided the polar bear would win, but we always got pretty much 50/50 responses on asking anyone else! Thank you Pizza Cano for that memory!!