I was in England for a wedding and went to this place with some cousins. The customer service was…read moregreat. I loved the music that was playing and asked for a cd and the dj was kind enough to burn me a copy! Wanted to send a good review and looks like I'm the first one! Go here, the service, ambiance and sheesha were all great! :)

Spectacular views of the city can be gazed from the outdoor balcony of this bar. It was a beautiful…read morefull moon on the night we visited. The lounge has a classy interior and is located up on the thirteenth floor of DoubleTree by Hilton Leeds City Centre. The hotel had given us drink vouchers redeemable for a medium house wine, beer, lager or soft drink. The rosé was nice and smooth. My brother also ordered a dessert cocktail, which had a good, strong coffee flavor. ----- Solstice Pinot Grigio Rosé - Italy (£7.75 for 175ml). ----- Stravinsky's Coffee - Spain: Rémy Martin VSOP, Licor 43, dark chocolate liqueur, coconut purée, espresso, coconut syrup (£13). -----

Full of WAGs (did I really just use that word?) and other idiots, the people that go in here are…read moreusually enough to make me never want to myself if I'm completely honest... The door staff are occasionally rude, the bar staff always serve the pretty girl before the bald man, the on floor staff are generally more than abrupt when it comes to throwing you off the balcony (in to the bar, not _off_ the balcony)... At this point you'd be forgiven for thinking that I hate The Sky Lounge. The truth is that if it wasn't for the drinks I honestly would, but the cocktails here are amazing - with the Mojito and French Martini's being amongst the best I've had in Leeds... and probably much further afield than that too. Arrive early, avoid any staff that you don't absolutely have to talk to in order to be served, and be prepared to wait for your drinks to be made... then sit back, relax and enjoy!

excellent hospitality. cracking pint of john smiths. brandy not too shabby. to quote alan wicker…read morewish you were here 0

Oh my oh my. My budget is suffering now. However, it'll have to struggle a little bit more yet…read morebecause I've just discovered a quite simply stunning and deluxe bar, the Lure Luxe Bar. Now this is grand to the extreme. This mother is one stylish player with decadent furnishings and a sophisticated feel. What's more you get tables that light up, built in ice buckets and a real baby grand piano. To make me even giddier, they do fizz by the glass. Is this place for real? You don't even have to move because a delightful hostess will see to your every need (within reason). The drinks list is awesome too. If money is no object then go for a deluxe Champagne. Or try one of the zillion or so cocktails that will blow you away. If you want aged rums, no problem. Plus, you'll find some of the finest cognacs. James Bond wouldn't look out of place here. The food isn't bad either but I'm singing this little babies praises for some serious drinking action. Make sure the credit card isn't maxed out though; you'll need every penny you can muster. Extreme to every level but marvellous if costly.

Ate here on Saturday 4th February for the first time. It had been recommended by a former work…read morecolleague of my partner and as he's a butcher we thought it would be OK to try. We had a long journey ahead of us so booked a table for 3 for 6.30pm and fell through the door at opening time. There's a nice bar and a spacious yet cosy lounge with big sofas and comfy chairs. Lounge and Restaurant was a bit of an off-putting description for me but that's what it is and it was a very pleasant surprise. I had to settle for Black Sheep but it was well kept and there was a good choice of draught lagers. Staff couldn't have been more welcoming, friendly and helpful and we sat with our drinks whilst looking through the menu. The place was cold as the heating had failed, it was sub-zero outside and little more inside. We were told that they were trying to do something about it and after enduring the cold for maybe thirty minutes a battery of electric heaters arrived as friends and family rallied round to keep the show on the road. Food was excellent, fresh and well cooked. My one quibble would be that it was over generous and the huge dishes of chips and salad were overwhelming and so some was wasted. Nevertheless we shall most certainly be back. This local restaurant deserves support and it was really busy by the time we left despite the appalling weather conditions. We'll definitely be back soon !!!! Lots of parking spaces and dress code I should say is smart casual. Prices are very reasonable for the quality and quantity on offer.

I had another really lovely meal last weekend at the 'Lounge South Ella' (Hull) with my other half…read moreand my Mum and Dad. The food was absolutely fantastic and the service was excellent too. Having booked a table this time, we were able to relax, and take our time and really enjoy ourselves. So do book a table as it does get really busy there. Donna and I had a mix of tapas, my Mother had the Seabass, and my father had a Pizza. All of it was a really enjoyable meal. I definitely recommend it. Thank you to them for having us and we look forward to coming back soon!

The location of Lazy Lounge ensures that the crowd is a young and vibrant one. Situated on the…read moreground floor of a fairly new apartment block, the surrounding area is a hotbed of redevelopment, and is already taking shape as an exciting area of Leeds city centre. Although I do love tasting wine and experimenting with new varieties, I generally despise the atmosphere of wine bars. In my experience, the pretentiousness of them seems to be overwhelming. I think Lazy Lounge avoids this pitfall admirably. Their passion for wine is evident not only due to the extensive menu, but also through wine tasting events they offer at the venue. The evenings exhibit various tipples from one particular country and with Australia and Spain on the horizon, I feel a visit is imminent. The food I have sampled at Lazy Lounge has been perfectly pleasant. Full meals are on offer, although I have mainly tried the bar snacks and sharing platters - ideal for social grazing. I used to live in close proximity to Lazy Lounge and it often proved to be a convenient and enjoyable meeting place for friends. The slate flooring, contemporary furniture and sweeping staircase creates a relaxing and intimate atmosphere.

I've been meaning to go to Lazy Lounge for ages but never got around to going. When I saw a deal…read morefor a winetasting for 2 with cheeseboard I figured it was time to make my move! Lazy Lounge is a few minutes walk from the back of the train station and is underneath an apartment block. This is a lovely bar / lounge and is a great place for young (& not so young) professionals and anyone who likes great food, great wine, great cocktails, great music, great service and a great atmosphere. My friend and I had a really good winetasting last week. Our sommelier was knowledgeable, fun and just happened to be one of the joint owners / managers. We tasted 3 whites and 3 reds including one of the nicest malbecs i've had. The cheeseboard was also lovely and I tried (and loved) brie for the first time. Now to the food. I could go on about the food here for the longest time, but I won't. Let me just say that last week I had the lazy gourmet burget and my friend and I went back AGAIN this week and took someone else with us. We all had the lazy gourmet burger. This is burger heaven - seriously. It had meat, bacon, cheese, onion rings, salad (i think) and came served with homemade chips, yes CHIPS - WHOOP!, coleslaw, and some caramelised red onion. This is seriously good food. We were too full to move for a while but that didnlt stop us getting jealous when we saw the table next to us having the fish and chips!! There is nothing negative that I can say about Lazy Lounge but for those who find it hard to believe a review unless it has something negative, let me say that the cheese sauce (served seperately to accompany the burger) wasnt necessary. That's all. Needless to say i'll be going back. Just hope I can hold out until next week!

Welly is located on Beverley Road very close to the city centre…read more It has 3 rooms and a smoking terrace. Quite popular with hosting bands such as The Beautiful South and other well known bands in club nme. The upstairs room, welly:two, is home to mods & rockers, rebel disco and club mne and more popular playing indie, drum and bass, punk and electro pop. The back room, Welly:one, is home to the infamous Deja Vu and Hed Kandi - it also has some very popular guest DJ's such as Howard Donald from Take That! Music is funky house with a fantastic sound and lighting system The lounge leads onto the smoking terrace and the music is a little more relaxed. Door fee ranges from £5 (for welly: two) to £10+ (Deja Vu) Open from 10.30pm till 4am If you only go for upstairs, this allows access to upstairs, the lounge and the smoking terrace where as if wanting to go into the main room welly:one for Deja Vu you then have access to the whole club.

I really good club, with mosty indie and rock music. It is really popular and is half way between…read morethe city centre and the area where most students live. There are lots of bars on the walk to the Welly, which makes it a nice walk, although a taxi is required to get home. It's quite a long walk for 2am, and Beverly Road can be home to many fights from some of the rougher bars.

great staff,great food,good deals,and let me tell you best food ever....really liked it,nice design…read more,friendly staff makes it like home for you. we had a 2 course meal for 12.95 but go for a starter the deserts are not as good as main course. have I mentioned it was the best food ever?

This is a beautiful new bar / restaurant situated in Arnold. Opposite Wilko. The large fully…read moreopening half windows on the front of the bar make it ideal on a hot summers day. The comfy leather sofas really do add the ' home ' feel. I havent had time to eat at Home Lounge Bar yet but its on my list of must visit places. The food i have seen being given to other customer has made my tastebuds water. But time hasnt permitted me to participate. They have a set 2 course menu available and a 3 course menu also. A large selection of beers and spirits are available all at reasonable prices. Coffees and teas are also available and the Hot chocolates are simply devine.

Local, freshly prepared with fresh local produce. Away from the busy meal and ave crowds, tucked…read moreaway with its sun trap outdoor space...fb

This place must qualify as one of those hidden gems, and a great antidote to phoney chain brand…read morecafe culture. Zoo cafe has a community cafe feel to it and a friendly, informal atmosphere. I enjoyed a proper, tasty cappuccino and a giant homemade scone. The rest of the menu looks interesting and comes with positive endorsements. Relaxing, welcoming, and definitely worth a visit.