A lot of stalls inside and out. If you need something I can guarantee you would find it here!read more

A humongous indoor market that holds hundreds and hundreds of stalls selling all kinds of food and…read moremerchandise. A wide variety of items can be found, although I can't speak for the quality. The website lists the available traders along with a map. The area was bustling with people on a Friday afternoon, but not as crowded compared to some of the other markets that I have visited. We simply did a brief walkthrough that took about half-an-hour. There is a food court too for those looking for a quick bite.

You will see a nice couple sells seafood in the stall inside Leeds market. In the food bar, you'll…read moreobviously see many fresh seafoods like crabs, parts of lobster, and fresh fish. But that's is not the highlight of Hayes, I would say a fresh Irish oyster is AMAZING! Fresh, Sweet, Juicy. An oyster just only £1 each, so you can eat as you can.

Illegedly established in 1880, this place has a rather confusing name. It's sign leads you to…read morebelieve that what you see above is in fact it's name, but on closer inspection, it could also be Hayes & Whelks... That aside, this is one of the real treats of the market, if you are into your seafood. Effectively sharing a double corner stall with a salad bar, the setting allows for the owners to have a good old natter, making it a rather friendly environment. They sell all things seafood, including parts of lobster you probably never knew you could eat (I am somewhat of a novice when it comes to eating seafood). Nice ladies running it, interesting products, kind prices.

Wow...this place drew me in with the sheer mass of foods and brightly coloured packages available…read more I visited here the other week when I went to the theatre and was seriously impressed by the amount of foods available to buy. You have to go look around to see what i mean but there are masses upon masses of great things in here. The staff are that lovely that they speak to you about recipes you could try and offer helpful hints and tips. I'll definitely be going back to investigate further when I'm not rushing to the theatre!

This place is a magic wonderland of exciting cuisine. I challenge you to find a more interesting…read moreand inspiring shopping trip - you simply won't find it. As you enter the store the decor is a fascination, with beautiful lanterns hanging overhead and a beautiful silver water globe feature in the entrance. Immediately as you go in on the left there is the fruit and veg section which offers up more exotic fruit and veg than I have ever actually seen. They had enoki mushrooms, star fruit, dragon fruit, bamboo and so much more. They had fruit that I don't even know what it is. The only description I can offer is that they reminded me of Stinky from the Moomins, only more pinkish brown than black! I'm totally going back to try them some day. As well as that they had EVERYTHING to do with traditional chinese, korean and other asian cuisines. With more noodles than you can imagine, cakes, fish, 'mochi' and so much more it is probably the most exciting place to shop for food in Leeds. I can only hope that at some point I will get to live near enough to make it my regular supermarket! My boyfriend and I have made a pact that we will go in there and put together a meal sometime and I'm going to hold him to it! A delight to shop in, but pop in just to see.

Leeds has an amazing fish section in the market, full of fresh fish, big enough to rival a more…read moreexotic Mediterranean town. Ramsdens is just one of a line of fishmongers. It has whole fish and parts of fish all laid out on ice for you to properly gawp at and choose which to take home for your tea (that's supper or dinner to the Southern folk in case you didn't understand). I would rather buy fresh fish from here any day than pick up a piece stuck on a polystyrene tray and wrapped in cellophane. Apart from familiar types of fish such as Pollock, haddock, cod and tuna fish you can get exciting things like oysters and crab at Ramsdens.

Not to be confused with the late great fish and chip empire, run by a chap called Harry, Ramsdens…read morealso sell fish, just not of the cooked variety. I put the smell of most markets down to the fish section, and what would it be without one! Whether you love it or it just makes you want to gag, I find looking at the raw selection of water creatures absolutely fascinating. Ramsdens specialises in all different kinds, with a smile, despite the pong below his nose! Be it cod, haddock, fresh tuna, swordfish or an assortment od seafood you happen to be after, they can sort you out, for a fraction of what you'd pay down your local Tesco's, or other leading supermarket fish counter. Of course, some types are rarer and therefore pricier, but you can guarantee a good bit of service to go with your uncooked dinner.

Service was great. A great atmosphere and general nicely finished restaurant. As to the food..steak…read morereview...I ordered the premium ribeye and it was very lame. I cook better steak at home for 1/3 the cost. Ive had some amazing steaks around the world at some exclusive restaurants and this wouldn't make the top 1000...the side of vegetables tasted great if that helps?

Had a marvelous dinner at Blackhouse. It was our 2nd night in Leeds and this place did not…read moredisappoint. Food was delicious not 1 issue. Replaced my mint mushy peas (shhh don't tell the English) with a OMG Devine salad. We had a spot of tea, a sundae and a cup of coffee after dinner. Just a quick walk from our hotel. Recommend 100%

I have been using S Myers fish for years now and never had a fish meal where we havn't commented on…read morejust how good the fish is. Haddock fillets are exceptional and nothing is too much trouble for the staff. Always a comprehensive selection including shellfish and big juicy prawns. It is a weekly visit and always a friendly greeting.

I live in Middlesex, near Heathrow, and I have friends in Wakefield, so whenever I go up to visit,…read moreKirkgate market is a MUST port of call for me, just to buy a heap of good quality, reasonably priced fish. I usually spend about £50 per purchase, the biggest spend was £90. Yes, their wares ARE that good. If I moved back to Yorkshire, I'd be there every week, to exchange moneys for fish with Sue, the manager there. I highly recommend paying a visit there, and see the 3 stalls/shops next to each other, and peruse the variety of seafood on display.

T. E. Bethell must be related to R. Bethell, the shellfish delicatessen, just two stalls down. This…read moreis one of the bigger fishmongers in the market, selling all types of fish from the expected haddocks and tunas to the rarer swordfish and other wonders. If I'm honest, I think that with the size of this stall and the other counter, T. E. Bethell clearly own and dominate this Row in Kirkgate market. They sell their fish at reasonable prices, and have a large selection and brilliant service, what more could you want?

With what I can only presume is a relations stall just 2 doors down, R. Bethell is rife competition…read morefor any fishmonger. Though slightly smaller than the other surrounding stalls, there is more of a focus on shellfish and actually describes itself as a dellicatessen! I have no quarms with that, so I picked up some king prawns. They were brilliant! Due to the sorroundings, there is clearly a lot of male competitiveness going on. Therefore the prices aren't bad, and you wont be left standing around long at all!