A wining combination of fantastic food and wonderful service make the Railway a go to spot for…read moretravelers and locals alike. A wonderful English pub nestled in a beautiful location, the decor is traditional pub but with modern upgrades to the bar, but its the food that's the real winner here. Specials listed on chalkboards around the pub offer alternates to the solid menu, i really wished i could have ordered about 5 appetizers and 6 main's but alas, only one stomach! Prawn cocktail app was traditional English, small prawns in a delicious marie rose sauce with a few slices of granary bread, this was a huge serving, could almost feed two (but there was no way i was sharing!) For mains i went light, grilled salmon with baked potato with seasonal veggies, absolutely cooked to perfection grilled salmon with a decent sized potato with carrots and green beans. Other winners at our table were the Sunday roast, meat and potato pie, ribs and chicken and the southern fried chicken. Great value, clean, and a well diverse menu make The Railway one of my favorite places to visit when i'm in England.

Very surprised to see that nobody has reviewed this great little pub-cum-restaurant yet, as it's…read morebeen popular locally for years! You can always get a really good feed, with food ranging from hearty pasta dishes to Asian favourites like Thai green curry etc. Maybe none of the food is particularly groundbreaking, but it's hard to bear for value for money and me and my wife often come here when we have someone to look after the kids. There's plenty of space and the pricing is very fair for what you get. Only minor quibble might be that the music is sometimes a little on the loud side and I always feel vaguely rushed when that's the case, but like I say: a minor quibble in what is otherwise a very nice little local haunt.

Nice spacious pub, plenty of seating and a great kids play area make this a family favorite in…read morethese parts. We went for Sunday lunch and had the carvery, delicious roast meats served buffet style with all the usual trimmings, Yorkshire puddings, cauliflower, peas, carrots, roast and mashed potatoes, gravy, apple sauce, cranberry sauce etc..... Selection of meats included house roasted pork with crackling, beef, turkey, honey ham and a couple of daily specials. Decent prices for food, i found the drinks expensive, especially coke/sprite, £3.50 seems a bit extreme especially as there are no "free refills", could get very expensive for families with thirsty kids...

Paid a visit to the 6 acres with 5 members of family last Sunday for Lunch. The pub has a decent…read morecar park which was full at half 2 so we parked on the street outside however other members of the family who came 5-10 minutes later were able to park easily. We got drinks at the bar and took a seat round a small table. I asked a girl in the entrance how long a wait for a table for 6 and was advised 45 minutes. After 10-15 minutes however the place seemed to have cleared out and when my auntie enquired we were then shown to a table. Food is ordered at a dual till point by a dessert counter and then the carvery served Toby Carvery style where your ticket is traded for a plate and your choice of meat is sliced. There was also a cold pulled pork in gravy on offer & mountains of Yorkshire puddings available. The veg was help yourself to a delicious sweet red cabbage then sprouts which I avoided! Carrot&swede, cauliflower cheese and then roast potatoes which looked like the frozen variety!!! I was quite disappointed in the potatoes and how cold the meat was. After our meal I opted for a hot dessert which I ordered at the counter. After a considerable wait I queued to enquire and 5 minutes later my dessert was brought. For £3.99 I was given a slab of sticky toffee cake rather than pudding with too little custard for my liking. It was overall pleasant but just missing the mark.

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.

Food is excellent! If you are a meat eater don't be scared to go veggie for the evening as the food…read morehere is absolutely delicious!

We (three friends) were yearning for a good Indian restaurant in and around the Leeds. Then we met…read moreother friends of ours who told us to never miss the Prashad. So we randomly planned to have the dinner in Drighlington, Bradford. Took the bus to reach there from Leeds. We ordered our food after lot of discussion and being a student wanted to taste and didn't want to spend more :). The ambience and the décor was pretty amazing and relatable to Indian culture. We got the khobra pattis as chef's complementary starter and we enjoyed every bite of it. We had ordered Paneer(Cottage Cheese) and Kofta Curry (Fried potato cheese balls dipped in tomato gravy) and garlic naan, it was yummilicious. To our surprise, chef again delighted us with the samosa chaat which was lip smacking.

Son and daughter go with their grandma every week and the staff treat them so well and they always…read moreinteract with the kids and extremely helpful and my kids get looked after. The food great too, usually go for the king size and the meat is very tasty and all the vegetables are great, but best part is the gravy it to die for

Drinks with the boys this evening. Great crack, good beers and we ended up having a plate of roast…read moreturkey, ham, spuds, cauliflower, broccoli, onion, gravy, carrot and a Yorkshire pudding. They've got Christmas booking info on display and some nice pictures of Ye Olde Bradford.

The food was good overall but the bad thing about it is that they have rats at the back and where…read morethey cook and how do we know theres no poison in it i mean look at this picture what a disgrace

Whenever I visit Bradford I visit Habibs as it's my favourite curry house. The food is great, at a…read morereasonable price. The portions are ample. The owners and staff are very helpful and friendly and the service is good. It is housed in a converted pub so there is plenty of room. They also host functions in the upstairs rooms.

Amazing food, staff very friendly and could have a good banter. Went with family and ordered 7…read moredifferent curries and every single one was tasty and food was out very quick

One of our best real indian restaurants in Bradford, with good service and excellent food and…read morereasonability price. http://www.plumberyorkshire.co.uk/pages/plumber_in.php?plumber_in=Bradford

Wow! This place gets packed on a Saturday night. We were brought here by a friend who is quite the…read morecurry connoisseur, so I figured he would know a good place for a great meal. I thought the waiting system worked a little strange here because when you walk in, you queue up and basically shuffle along the line until it's your turn to be seated. Only then do they ask how many in your party for a table. Quite a good system, though; seems more fair than standard procedure AND the line went by really quickly. Okay, let's get down to the good stuff- The food was delicious and I really thought the meal was surprisingly authentic. For starters we had the kebabs, and also a fish appetiser (I didn't order these so I don't know the names on the menu) and they were both cooked perfectly. Both appetisers were so flavourful and juicy and were complemented excellently by the sauces provided. For my main I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala Desi (about £7.45) and they didn't ask how spicy I wanted it, which was better in my opinion, because I like that I can enjoy the dish the way they want me to taste it. We each ordered a naan (I believe £1.95, but don't hold me to it) which were probably about 12" inches and round-ish in shape. They were nice and fluffy and as the last one arrived later than the rest, I can surmise it probably came straight out of the oven. The chicken tikka masala dish was nicely cooked and as you took a bite you could taste all the flavours dripping off of the chicken as if each had their turn; first up the flavour of the tikka sauce, then a light but perfect addition of the taste of the coriander, then, finally, the bite of the spice. It was quite spicy, could be a bit too spicy for some, but I thought the spice kept the integrity of the dish. I could feel myself getting a bit warm but luckily I had asked for tap water and alternated between shoving the deliciousness in my mouth and taking a few quick sips. Sadly, the water ran out soon enough and it seemed hard to flag someone down for a refill. To be fair, I didn't ask, so not a comment against their service. Eventually I resorted to taking short breaks between bites. Maybe people who enjoy more spice wouldn't need breaks. Food was served in a reasonable amount of time, which was surprising considering every seat in the house was taken. They also have a wide selection of desserts, although we didn't partake. Service was average, nothing really to note. If I was in the area I'd probably come again.

Exceptional service and awesome food highly recomended. Best place to eat in bradfordread more

By far one of the top Italian restaurants i've visited, anywhere, USA or UK, outstanding in every…read morerespect. Looking back to the 80's, Luigi's used to be a popular pub, its in a great location at a major intersection with plenty of parking. The full bar is still present but the place has had a complete overhaul. Upon entry you are greeted by one of the many friendly staff that work there, we had reservations and were shown to our table right away, even though we were a good 30 minutes early. We got drinks whilst we waited for some of our party that were late arriving, the wait staff were completely unfazed by this and had no problem waiting, which was nice. We ordered a multitude of things and let me say there were no complaints from any of our party. I had the garlic pizza bread as an app (you'll have to share with the whole table as its very filling!) which was fantastic, they have a wonderful pizza selection and each one that we ordered was absolutely perfect, great crust baked just right and the sauce bold and robust, the calzones come with a side of dipping sauce was a beautiful mild tomato sauce that had a hint of cream, i recommend asking for a side of this for your garlic cheese pizza bread, yummy. The chicken, seafood and pasta dishes were unbelievable, cooked to order and severed piping hot, and cooked to a standard you'd expect in a city center bistro, high standards here for sure. The amount of specials available, in addition to the substantial menu made choosing what to have a real chore, but that's not a bad problem to have i think, especially when you consider everything we ordered was so damn good. Attentive and friendly staff, incredible food along with very reasonable pricing will make sure this place will be buzzing at the weekends, i'm going to go out on a limb here and say you will certainly need a reservation over the weekend to ensure you get a table. We were there on a normal mid week night and the place 90% full, a wonderful testament to a truly great spot, so if your looking for a hearty, authentic Italian dish, go here!