This whole Yelpy business can be so fortuitous. Call it serendipity, call it what you will, but I…read moreknow for sure I would never have discovered this gorgeous little eatery had it not been for wordy wanderers - and I'm so glad I did. Mango is a gorgeous wee café-cum-restaurant in the wee town of Wetherby and I decided to pilgrimage out after spotting the recommendation, as my Mum was up to stay last week and I wanted to take her out to lunch. Since she came in the car we decided to make a small trip out, it was only about 25 minutes give or take, and the day was gorgeously sunny. After an amazing little browse of the town, and a fabulous visit to the monthly shoe sale in the town hall, we went in search of Mango. It's up one of the sweet little side streets, where all the buildings are made of what looks like Cotswold Stone - gorgeous sandstone bricks. As soon as we entered we received a hugely warm welcome and took a seat under the stairs in the café area to choose our lunch. I ordered a Massala Chai and I can't tell you how incredible it was. Well, I'm going to try. The lovely lady asked if I'd like them to sweeten it, which I went for since they'd be the experts, and it was delicious. Sweet, but not overly so, spicy with cinnamon and clove, and so warming. Like relaxation therapy in a cup! Given that it was one of the most blustery days I've known (the metal shop signage on all the businesses were swinging like guillotines) it was just what I needed. We had a delightful bit of a natter with the girl who was serving us, as we decided what to eat, and in the end opted for two of the Indian lunch dishes, since that is what they specialise in. And for the carnivores out there - you wouldn't miss the meat one iota. The menu is fabulous! We decided to share the Pav Bhaji and the Indian Special Wrap. Oh my goodness. The Pav Bhaji was a portion of mixed vegetables made into a patty of some kind, complete with a toasted bap, and was utterly flavoursome. The Indian Wrap (almost like a pancake wrap) came complete with the most delicious paneer chunks, potato, a side salad and a portion of mint-yoghurt. It was medium spicy (although they ask how spicy you'd like it) and it was incredibly moreish! I practically inhaled the food, managing (just about) to savour each tasty bite, my only lament being that with each mouthful I was closer to the end. Each mouthful was perfectly balanced with spice, taste and texture and it was the perfect amount to satisfy one for a lunch-time filling. If I get the chance I'd love to come back and try something a little more hefty from their restaurant menu as I'm sure it would be just as impressive. The total came to about £17 for two drinks and two dishes, which is probably more than I'd like to spend, but this is a definitely an instance where we were paying for quality. All in all I couldn't be more pleased that we made the effort to visit - and I highly recommend you do so as well! Love love love it.

We visited this little gem yesterday for lunch and for "something a bit different". Boy am I glad…read morewe did. The food here is delicious, freshly prepared and leaves you wanting to visit for your next meal and the meal after that. A southern indian inspired vegetarian menu with everything you'd want on there from your usual indian dishes to chaats (street food). My new favourite restaurant locally. Loved it.

The best Indian restaurant in town Five star health and…read morehygiene award Brilliant customer service The food is amazing

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.

Ate on a Tuesday night so fairly quiet however treated like an honoured guest. Having travelled…read morethrough Thailand I was ready to compare every dishes authenticity and happily found the both that and the quality was superb. My Wife, Son and I were all completely satisfied with our meals and service. Highly recommended!

took my girlfriend here for our first date because a friend recommended it and although the food…read morewas nice the service was not good at all I'm a keen curry lover so this is my sort of place and i enjoyed the food very much, but for an Indian/Chinese restaurant i would of expected a few of the dishes to have a hotter kick to them! I know its self service but unfortunately the waiters didn't really try going out there way to make us feel welcome and we had to flag them down each time we needed a new drinkvery disappointed another big fault is you cant pay for you meal with a credit card all that aside i would still recommend this place to friends because the food is nice

Basic but value for money. 5 of us visited on a Sunday…read moreevening. The interior is modern, bright, clean & airy, although it has more of a cafe feel than a restaurant. The large bar area serves a good range of beers, wines & spirits all of which are reasonably priced. The staff we encountered we're all polite, well presented & efficient. The self service buffet is of both Indian & Chinese food, which is great if you are not familiar with the cuisene's as it gives you the opportunity to try everthing. On one side of the buffet area was a good range of cold starters, salads & pickles. On the other side was the hot buffet divided between the indian & chinese selction. Nan breads were made to order & included in the price. The quality & range of food available was good & at £12.95 a head represented good value. The buffet area though was a little cramped & if the place is busy you might have to que (unless they move it to another area when busy). Not the best place for a romantic dinner for two, but if you want an unfussed bite to eat on your way home from work or night out with freinds before hitting the town then you can't go far wrong with this place.

This small Moroccan restaurant is another little gem along Princes Ave. I was initially a bit…read morereticent about going her but my daughter persuaded me to go. The food offered was excellent of which I had Lamb taggine and my daughter had Fish. The only criticism I had was that it was extremely cold in there on a January evening and customers kept leaving the door open which combined with the cold wind blowing in did spoilt it. Perhaps they should invest in a door closing arm. But if it's a warm pleasant evening this should be worth a try.

The Marrakech is a quaint place, but it is (for evening meals at least) woefully expensive. Being…read morevegetarian there was not that much on offer, but what was served up was pleasant enough and there was lots of it. The wine was great too but again very expensive. They do some smaller cheaper meals in the day which i am may very well try.

Been twice since this place opened early-April 2014…read more Both times, amazing food. First time had the chicken and keema mix. Hot but wanted to finish it as it was so tasty and well prepared. Fruit and Nut naan (Peshwari) is the best I have tried and only have one rice on menu but ask them and they will prepare one for you. Second time had Chicken and Spinach balti and was just as good. Would have got five stars but I dont think the restaurant runs as well when dealing with group which I was with on the second time (first time came with group of four, second time as a group of twelve). The tables are all two seater tables so bunching together six tables with food on looked a mess by the end. We also had to force the waiter to take our order after asking twice to order (yet we were asked about our drinks over half a dozen times while eating our meal) By dont in anyway let this sway you from coming to try the food. I will return and soon.

Turkuaz Bar & Grill. (Restaurant and Take Out) For those of…read moreyou that happen to be in Doncaster one evening and for some reason would like to pretend you're not (and that could be a fair few of you), give Turkuaz a go! The food is simple, even basic, (plenty of meat on offer), but to be honest its more the atmosphere you'll remember. Theres nothing pretentious or plush about Turquaz, just a genuine desire to entertain and give you a good night. The lights were up and down, the music was up and down. You'll be shouting across the table. You'll have more waiters serving you than you'll know what to do with, and the belly dancer will try and get you up for a dance. Lol! I'm not saying you'll go back, but you'll remember it!

Went mid week. Very warm welcome, good fresh food all seemed to be home made. House wine not the…read morebest but that was our choice. Will definitely return.