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.

This is the best takeaway on the planet. Apart from the fish and chips they prepare a large…read moreselection of mouth watering dishes. Their kebabs in naan bread, cooked in seconds as you watch, are loaded with grilled meats, salad and a selection of sauces. Such is their generosity they have the appearance of a butcher's shop squeezed between two bread vans. It is not simply the quantity as the quality is huge too. Try the massalla fish or the kebader kebabs, gorgeous!! They also prepare grilled marinated whole chickens or lamb finished off on a hot plate with fried onions served again with naan and salad. What could be healthier, grilled meats served with fat free naans, salad and a selection of yoghurt based sauces. Absolutely delicious. I've visited this takeaway frequently for the last six years and never been disappointed. 5 stars all the way!!

Extremely nice food, very polite waiters, quiet, beautifully decorated inside and is great for a…read morefamily meal, birthday party, date or just a normal lunch. All of that for only £5 odd or about £8 for dinner. Was the first place I ate in Bradford and was shocked by the low prices and variety of food. Will definitely go back when I move up for University.

This is the first time I felt worm USA customers service in the UK, also the food variety and…read moreselections was second to none, the food was very tasty the place looked and smells clean. By far the best all you can eat buffet restaurant ever. I would bring a friend tell a friend family am who ever, it's the place to eat.

Good portions and good food at this old skool Bradford curry house. Went for an early dinner and…read morethe place seemed to be filled with a nice crowd of regulars - family groups and some couples. People must return so regularly they assumed we might know what we wanted to order within seconds of getting the menus and bottled tap water was provided straight away without being ordered. I tried a mild and sweet tomato based chicken curry (as seen in the pics) which being not so great with spices was a delicious alternative to the safe korma option - mains are served with either nan, chapatis, rotis or rice. The nan was big and tasty and the rotis so much like chapatis I am still not sure if we were just given them by mistake...?(but they tasted good). Don't expect modern or sleek decor or toilets but do expect helpful and friendly service and a nice atmosphere. Not scored quite as high as we were charged for the poppadoms that were given on arrival as if complimentary.

You can't get better curry than in a Bradford curry house and there cannot be many finer with as…read moremuch history as International.

Bog standard Mac Donald's but clean!read more

Bright and clean fish and chip shop in a good location. The parking isn't abysmal and it's easy to…read morefind. There is a step up into the shop so pushchair and wheelchair users be warned. When you get in, there's a decent amount of room to queue. They sell fish and chips, and other things you would expect a chippy to sell. Their prices are on the high side of reasonable but the quality is good. They also have a vending machine with pop in it.

Simply the best fish and chips in Bradford. They sell all…read moreyou would expect to see in a fish and chip shop; fish, chips, sausages, pies. They also offer childrens meals similar to a happy meal and onion rings - which are fantastic! For those who have issues with wheat can order a glutin free fish! Great place for a quality take away and highly recommend.

This branch of Morrisons is bigger than it looks. It has plenty of parking, including disabled…read moreparking and Mum and Baby spaces. Also on the site is a petrol station and cashpoints. Under the same roof as Morrisons, but not part of them is an opticians. Instore they have all the usual ranges, and all the different counters you would expect; Fish counter, salad bar, oven fresh, meat counter and bakery. Their wines and spirits department is of a decent size, as is their magazine / books department. They have a small cafe, the food isn't bad and is competively priced. Their toilets are always clean and they have a seperate babychange facility that is nicer than the one at E5. They also have a tobacco/ lottery till. It can get busy here but usually it's not too bad and it has much of the same stock as E5.

Is the biggest supermarket at byker, near bridge and city center byker area (after shopping you can…read morefind another stuff, just pass the roundabout). This place clean and tidy even toilet too, give you free of charge for plastic bag. For trolley you need coin £ 1 for using it. For the customer service, staff and cashier is good communication, helpful and nice. This Morrison different with another Morrison because always give discount mostly before they close. I buy 800g bread cost me just 20p also fish 250g cost me just £ 1, very good bargain. Fresh flower, bread, meat, fish and another stuff. They have café too and Big parking areas.

I have been a patron of the Karachi since 1973 when they we're in the cellar and a curry cost 50p…read more Recently I collected my take away orders including a keema. The keema I received was not the keema I had come to expect. More onion base than mince. The mince was very low quality with large lumps of gristle. The taste was predominantly "Cumin" & ""Chili" instead of the usual aromatic magic of masala. The prices have gone up which I don't mind but the magic has gone and quality plummeted. I wouldn't feed it to the dog, it went in the bin along with my patronage. THE END of a love affair.

All my trips to Karachi have been spur-of-the-moment things; stepping out of the cinema into (sort…read moreof) fresh air and suddenly realising we're all ravenous, our stomachs and noses lead us to the closest curry emporium. If we're not in the mood for the drunken students of Great Horton Road, we're usually drawn to Karachi. If one of our number has never been before, the sight of the place leads to protests and confusion. "Is this it?!" or "Isn't this just someone's house?" are the most common. That means when they're digging into the awesome food we can be smug and self-righteous, which makes food taste better. Karachi does look like someone's house. A grubby looking mid-terrace on a sketchy looking street. Even when you walk in, it looks like you're in someone's living room. The whole place feels very "Fawlty Towers", especially with the crap decor, mismatched floral plates and somewhat shonky service. But then the food arrives and ermahgerd. Rick Stein has visited, complete with camera crew, on several occasions. It is easy to see why - or rather, easy to taste why. The curries are great, and you should try one of the specials if you can. Suddenly it doesn't feel like you're in a strange little restaurant built into a house. Quite often, our waiter has brought us out the wrong number of cutlery, forgotten something we order, or looked at us like aliens when we remind him that we ordered drinks 20 minutes ago. In some restaurants, this kind of service comes with crap food and makes me scowl. At Karachi, the combination of fantastic food with at least one mishap per visit makes me laugh. Maybe the place is run by Basil Fawlty. Maybe it's all just a cunning ruse. Either way, bloomin' good curries.

We had just walked miles over near Hebden Bridge and decided to get a curry on the way home…read more Initially we had thought that Akbars had their all-you-can-eat deal on, but it wasn't so took a drive down Leeds road to see what we could find. Stopped here as Rich had had a nice work's do here. Looks like a cafe from outside, but is surprisingly large inside. Really lovely poppadoms with carroway seeds in. main was far too spicy for me, but very tasty nonetheless. Rich and Dave were happy with theirs. Beware the super pricey Cobras! £5.50 for a large one! They soon add up!

The Tea is amazing with a modern twist on stylish classics. I just loved the way it tastes.read more

During lucnh hour today, I and my student friends found a little American styled bar and table…read morediner at the bottom of Sunbridge Road. They were quick to serve despite the fact that we entered when it was fairly busy. For £2.50, crispy fried masala fish was flavoured with Bombay and Kashmiri spices. The generous shredded side salad consisted of cool tomato slices, lettuce and cabbage and the choice of condiment sauces was a bonus. This meal was a stomach filler! I don't often eat masala fish, but this was a definite winner. Especially with ice cold sweet mango juice to follow.

Had a smoothie once. Was really good and sweet and the serving was impeccable. The sales lady was…read morereally nice and careful when taking the order. The orange Light might be a little bit too powerful but rather than that a really good place.