After having a recommendation of the kebabs here, I went for a Saturday night drunken kebab and…read morethought I'd try it out. I ordered through Just Eat, and was a little unimpressed with the food arriving about 10/15 minutes later than it said it would, especially when the times given on Just Eat tend to be very generous and I'm used to it arriving before the stated time. Anyway, once it was delivered by a very friendly man, I cracked it open and was immediately impressed. I'd gone for the mixed grill kebab on naan, and the meat looked fantastic. It came with 2 little tubs of sauces too - one was a tasty chilli sauce and the other tasted like a raita that wasn't too intense. So I threw them both all over the kebab! This turned out to be a good move, and the combo worked brilliantly. With kebabs in general the sauce is all important for me, so I was already a fan once I'd tasted that! The meat was excellent too - cooked perfectly and was very tasty. The only bad point here was that one of the pieces had a massive bone in it which was pretty annoying, and I don't know if this was intentional or an accident. Either way, as annoying as it was it didn't spoil everything. Overall then it was definitely a 4* kebab, and I will be dipping in again at some point in the near future.

These people are amazing this is the first time I have used them and I assure you I will be a…read moreregular, staff are really lovely and try to make your experience as plesant as possible

Rima is kind of like Luigi's (almost next door on New Road Side) little brother, and it specialises…read morein Italian eats in a less formal, more quirky way. Offering a menu based around the three things Italian cuisine does best - pizza, pasta and coffee, Rima is open all day and night meaning it can be a good place to go for just a coffee, a snack, a quick lunch or a full blown evening meal. It's more of a bar than a restaurant in terms of the formality, so if you are wanting an evening meal, it's probably not the best place to go. Cheap and cheerful, Rima has many positive aspects, but the most pleasing of these is not the lovely outdoor decking area, nor the amply sized pizzas, or the authentic coffee, but the fact that you can get take-away spag bol.

A surprising novelty in Leeds, Rima is an Italian cafe and takeaway that's actually run by…read moreItalians. While I'm not doubting the ability of other nationalities to make perfectly agreeable pizza and pasta dishes, there's something in the crispiness of a pizza or the basily tang of a pasta sauce that seems so much better when it's authentically made. Rima's doesn't offer the smartest or the nicest surroundings for an eat in meal, but the friendly and rather theatrical staff make good mealtime entertainment, and the takeaway menu is up there with some of the best.

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.​

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.

I havent got my order. The food arrived cold, i called the resturaunt while the driver was still…read morehere, and they asked to return the food and they would issue a full refund. The food was returned with the driver. This is the second time food has arrived cold in a row. A full refund should be issued as advised by the resturaunt. Very annoyed and left hungry after ordering over 2 hours ago, notification came through at 8.56pm stating food on the way, the driver knocked on my door at 9:50pm, 1 hour after the notification that it was being delivered! Bad service, being a very loyal customer for over 4 years and recommending to family for the used to be amazing food and service, i will not be ordering again and i have advised family to avoid! Two times in a row, no previous issues despite being a customer for years and ordering during busy times before too, so no excuse at all! The resturaunt advised the would not remake to keep a loyal customer! Please issue a full refund.

I ordered a boneless box with chips coleslaw and a dip, also a bbq chicken 14" pizza,…read more delivered 25 minutes late and missing the boneless box. Pizza mozzarella sticks and garlic mushrooms all stone cold, tried calling the restaurant and thts calling it nicely but then when I tried calling to let them know they were missing a main item and I got no answer. I called the delivery driver explaining the issue and was greeted by hostility and abnoxiousness telling me they are closed now, he was on his way home and I was to f*** off easily to say I will never order from these horrible disgraces of the the food industry

Ostensibly a pizza place with a few burgers, Mexican and Indian dishes chucked in for good measure,…read moreYum Yums serves perfectly edible pizza at reasonable prices with no surprises, which is exactly what most of us want in a takeaway pizza joint. The menu is nothing exceptional, bar a few interesting toppings like bacon (indistinguishable from ham when it arrived on an order) and roast duck, but the pizzas are fairly good, with generous toppings and a base that manges to remain crisp despite dripping heavily with cheese, which is always a good sign. The only thing that lets this place down is its apparent need to be all things to all people - the 'vegero' wrap I had from here was soggy and tasted of shop bought fajita mix, and was clear evidence that this pizza place is much better off sticking to pizzas.

It was a hot summer day, one of many hot days in the heat that has been unseen for 50 years in…read moreEngland. We decided to go to a pizza place with an actual wood fire oven inside. If it wasn't already hot inside without the air conditioning, it's definitely hot now. But don't worry, there is a lovely outdoor area where most of the patrons flock to. A wonderful alcohol menu paired with rotating pizzas named after people and sorts, the evening turned out perfectly. Great quality food, but a bit pricey. If it's busy, expect service to be a bit slow. But you could also order your own drinks at the bar.

In yet another foodless escapade in the pad, mixed in with the growing laziness I feel in these…read morewinter months, a few friends and I chose to order pizza. Trying somewhere new from the myriad options -- some with temptingly terrible names -- is always a gambit. I don't want to exaggerate with some crap simile, like "leap of faith", since that is much too grandiose for what is essentially "risking" a bad bit of bread and tomato sauce with cheese. Even calling it a "risk" really is being silly. But I was hungry and consider myself a foodie and I like eating nice things. So I was worried. The pun won the day. (Check the name.) And by gum, I hate a bad pun. No, I really do. I mean, at least it's "crust in time", like, it delivered just in time to deliver me from hunger -- it's got legs, okay. It's not "take another little pizza my heart" when pizza has nothing to do with either Janis Joplin nor heartbreak. Not really. I mean, come on. That's awful. ANYWAY. In just over the given time, our pies arrived. Hurrah! I had ordered a pepperoni and added donner meat (srsly, don't judge) and mushrooms. It was a perfectly reasonably made pizza. I wouldn't have called it incredible but it was definitely not terrible. Not too doughy, certainly on the thin crust end, but not as greasy-good as, say, Lucky's. Definitely better for you than them, and their garlic dip is better -- pretty toxic, in fact. I feel like they squeezed that garlic puree into some mayo. I'm not complaining; I love garlic. The conclusion? A solid shout, for sure. They're not my number one, but they're absolutely worth a look. Especially with deals like two 12" classics for £10.