Good first experience at Chop'd. I thought this was a massive international chain come over from…read morethe US but actually it turns out I am confusing it with an East Coast chain called Chop't! I have been seriously unhealthy recently (since about 2014, actually) and so Chop't was an ideal choice. You can build your own salad or if lazy/too socially awkward to speak to people you can get a pre-prepared one which has the advantage of giving you calorie information. It's interesting to see how many calories a dressing adds! I picked up the jerk chicken salad as thought that was a nice unusual meat for a salad and also it was the lowest calorie option - it also recommended the lowest calorie dressing, balsamic vinegar (all pre-packaged salads come with dressing recommendations but you can pick the one you want or none at all, which is cool). The chicken was nice and tasty, so nice and tasty I ate it all first then regretted I only had lettuce leaves and grilled red pepper left. My friend commented they should hide the chicken at the bottom as a reward. But wait! Chop'd had hidden some delicious sweet potato at the bottom as a reward. Winner. I regret they do not use (exclusively) rocket but other than that I liked Chop'd and will be back.

A big yes to Chop'd, infact a big massive yes to Chop'd…read more I'd heard they were opening up a while back and I'd had a look on social media to see what they were about. Salad and health food options - nothing revolutionary there but something we need more of in Manchester, so I was looking forward to trying them out. Food wise - great: big bowls of healthy salad and veg with the option to add in some protein or cheese for a treat. Price wise - also great: a 'regular' salad starts at £5.45 and only increases if you want to add more items in - but a mountain of lettuce, a choice of 3 vegetables and healthy dose of chicken was more than enough for me! All sounds pretty good doesn't it but wondering why I give 5 stars? I just love the business model - everything about it. I'm quite in awe with it still a day after being there, here's why: A lot of London imports lose their way when coming to Manchester - they seem chain-y, uninspiring and lack any local touch to really appeal to Mancunians. Chop'd avoid these errors and excel in implementation. They have Grindsmith coffee in house, what a clever touch to go with a local company (a great one I may add) and have their branding and signage way clearer than any 'chopd' logos - a massive h/t there. And finally, the speed and ease of service is second to none. You can pick up a ready made salad, you can create your own from scratch in a process that takes 2 minutes tops and you can even order online from box to full salad and collect when it's ready. It's not revolutionary as I said but whilst Manchester has been booming with investment and expansion, some of the traits the London city joints offer up has seemingly skipped our fair city - well until now. I may be blowing it out of proportion and chances are in 2 years time this same exact experience may only merit 4 stars, but in Manchester current climate Chop'd is a for sure winner. I'm a fan.

I love this place! I'm working some days in Lancaster at the moment and I'm so glad I found this…read moreplace for a quick, healthy, delicious and affordable lunch. They do lots of delicious looking sandwiches on a choice of bread, but the salad boxes tempted me. I was going to get the £4.95 one but when it was suggested that I 'upgrade' and get bread and tortilla with it for an extra £1 I did what any greedy Yelper would do and went for that. I can't remember exactly which four salads I chose but they were all delicious, packed with veg and grains etc. Then on went a slice of tortilla, hummus, a vine leaf, olives, tahini dressing and toasted seeds. This was so delicious and very filling. A slightly pricy lunch, though there are many cheaper options. I think they are mostly veggie here with the exception of smoked salmon, from what I can see. Plenty of vegan options and it seems they cater to allergies and intolerances really well.

I can't tell you how many times I have walked by this place and never stopped before! I love…read moreFalafel and the fact that one of my colleagues kept talking about going for Falafel made me think that I really need to stop in for lunch. On my errands in Broomhill, I made it over for my lunch. This place is strictly takeaway. The menu is quite straight forward, although I am sure there are so many combinations that you would never get bored. I went with the Falafel wrap with coriander hummus, bell peppers, cabbage, jalapenos, and Tahini. I grabbed a canned drink and altogether it was just under £4. Now that is a deal! I grabbed a menu to take back to the office. So far it is my favourite falafel place and I will definitely be back for more!

I often pop in here to enjoy the delights of Falafel after discovering it at a festival last year…read more Fanoush never ceases to provide me with salad boxes and wraps that get my taste buds going! Their Halloumi is fresh and delicious and I would choose to visit this place over any other fast food on London Road. Check it out!

Two for Two when vegetarian dining in York, Goji was outstanding, and Source, although not strictly…read morevegetarian, had a separate section for vegetarian options. 4 for 4 on agreement the food is outstanding. I had the Ratatouille, well seasoned with hearty bread on the side. The mushroom burger, Risotto, and Shakshuka were all good choices. For appetizers we had the Cauliflower Florets (very much enjoyed) and the Lime Grilled Avocados (probably would not order again...not that they were bad).

BEST VEGAN NACHOS!! They were so good, my friend and I returned the next day to eat them before we…read moreleft. Mains-wise, I had the ribs which were made out of seitan. They were quite soft, not as chewy like I had thought they would be for ribs. They also only had a little bit of barbecue sauce on them, instead of smothered like ribs would be. The cornbread and slaw were delicious. The chicken poppers were really delicious! If you're in the area, it's a great place for vegan food!

Great beans brothers coffee in a refreshingly relaxed locale. Food is simple and direct with no…read morefuss (toasted cheese, soup de jour, salads...) the coffee is absolutely excellent and reminded me instantly of being back in Sydney (I'm a long way from home!) Definitely pop in if you're in the area.

Really good coffee, pleasant atmosphere, friendly staff. Only real downside is not a lot of…read moreseating, and on the day I went the heat was turned up to 11. It was boiling. Didn't have any food but what they had in the cases looked good. I'll be back (and hopefully it won't be so hot!)

My mouth is watering just from the thought of it.freshly cooked Lebanese food to make your mouth…read morewater. Like all of my fave places, the staff here are great and don't mind if you descend unannounced with a huge group of mates. Another bonus is that they'll russle up almost anything within reason to keep you happy. Their BYO (bring-your-own booze) policy keeps the cost down and it's really easy just to sink into your chair and enjoy the atmosphere. Most of my friends arrange to meet here for a surprisingly cheap and tasty night out.

My first of Lebanese food occurred here, at Cedar Tree. I decided to top my friend who also wanted…read moreto go there. I went there on my own and had a tasty and freshly cooked meal. If my memory is correct, I had stuffed wine leaves for a starter, followed by a lamb dish. The only thing to bear in mind is that they don't serve wine by glass. You can buy a full bottle, but if you're dining on your own it may be a bit too much. Cedar Tree is very conveniently located in Thomas St, a short walk from bars and clubs in Norther Quarter. Certainly a place to consider when you plan a night out in one of town's best-loved parts.

We popped into Wildwood for a late lunch, the atmosphere and interior is nice and inviting and the…read morestaff are friendly. The menu is ok, it has something for everyone, seems to be a cross being Zizzi's Pizza Express and Prezo with the added options of items from the grill. I decided to go for the buttermilk deep fried chicken thinking that I would get grey meat, two thighs or something along those lines which has been deep fired in a seasoned flour, what I go was flatted chicken breast filet which was very dry and had next to no taste, seems the seasoning from the flour was missing altogether, my meal also came with the strangest coleslaw I have ever had it was basically pickled cabbage and onion and the fried sweet potato was poor, the fries were soggy not crispy. So on the hole my choice was a poor one. The wife went for the wild boar pizza which was very nice and on the standard on a pizza you would get from Prezo, Pizza Express or Zizzi's. On the whole wildwood is ok but but the menu is not the best and what you seems worthwhile ordering you can get for the same price elsewhere, but if you want to try somewhere different give it a go.

Me and my boyfriend were wandering around Nottingham City Centre looking for somewhere to go for a…read moremeal, we wanted to go somewhere we hadn't been to before but where the food was a little different from our usual places. He was drawn in by the massive sign saying "Grills, Pasta, Pizza" and I was a bit hesitant at first but after glancing at the menu we decided to try it. And I can honestly say it was the best decision I've made all year! I was initially put off by the decor but once inside I realised how nice and simplistic it is. Has a very old fashioned railway feel to it however it can be a little misleading, whenever I'd walked past it before I thought it looked like it wasn't finished being decorated and that no one was ever inside. The truth is I think it was the high ceilings that give it this impression. Anyway, we were served by someone called Nico I think (according to the receipt) and he was lovely, always made sure we were happy with our food and asked if we wanted recommendations, had lots of knowledge about the menu and extremely helpful. The theme of the restaurant is Italian but with a slight twist. We decided to have a starter which is unusual for us but we decided to share it between us so we wouldn't be too full. We had meatballs in tomato sauce with cheese and I have to say, I never knew meatballs could taste so good. I could have easily eaten a whole meal size of just that, the meatballs fell apart in your mouth and the sauce and cheese were both gorgeous. We were actually regretting only ordering one portion! My boyfriend then ordered Cannelloni with meatballs in bechamel sauce with Nico's recommendation and also told us what the ingredients were as we'd never heard of bechamel sauce before. I ordered a pizza that had peri peri chicken, mushrooms and rosemary. I was a little reluctant at first as I'm not really one for herbs but it was very subtle, not at all overwhelming and I was just sad that I couldn't eat more of it! I tried my boyfriend's cannelloni too and it was fantastic, and I'm not really keen on creamy dishes. One thing that I really liked was that even before our meals came, Nico gave us an extra plate as I think he'd gathered that we liked to share our food. We didn't even have to ask for one, it's nice having waiting staff that use their initiative. The only thing that I didn't like was that I didn't have room for dessert as the dessert menu looked fantastic! There was a really good variation, most restaurants have all similar desserts and a small selection but Wildwood had a fair few to choose from, it took us long enough just to choose our mains because everything looked so good. The atmosphere of the restaurant was fantastic too, everyone seemed really happy with their food and the restaurant itself is quite long so there were room for bigger parties. I think the only slight downside was our table was a little too small, I'd have liked a little more space but it wasn't something that was a major inconvenience. We had a good view into the kitchen too and it looked beautiful and well organised, you could see they had a good rhythm going and no one was getting stressed, all the staff seemed very happy which was nice to see. Overall we had one starter, 2 meals and one drink each for just over £35 which is an absolute steal considering the quality of the food. I've been recommending the restaurant to everyone I know and me and my boyfriend have said we'll definitely go again and want to make it a regular thing as we were disappointed we were too full to have dessert and we want to try everything on the menu!

Great food and excellent service. This is located near the Sheffield Rail Way station…read more When you walk in you are greeted to be seated (this place does get busy) we luckily arrived at a perfect time and was seated immediately. We were seated upstairs and our server inquired if any one of us had any dietary restrictions and/or allergies. When we ordered our server made sure to inform us which items could possibly have cross contamination and offered alternatives. We ordered a healthy yoghurt bowl (berry compote, granola, coconut, blueberries, bananas, goji berry and honey), sausage and eggs on a brioche bread and hash browns and the English breakfast and all was absolutely delicious. Throughout the entire time we were there, we were asked if we needed anything else or needed more water, unlike some of the other places we have dined in the area. Highly recommend dining at How St if you are in Sheffield.

I was looking for a good breakfast and I saw YT's review, decided to give it a try. Really enjoyed…read moremy breakfast this morning, probably the best English breakfast I've had. Very nice restaurant to spend your morning with.

Sandwich, delicious and loads of filling inside. Topped up to the max!…read moreSlightly pricey but oh well :)

This place is legendary in the village of Hasland. Has been there years. The food never fails to…read moredeliver. Sells sandwiches, cakes, pastrys etc etc. Prices are cheap and the portions big!!! The staff are really friendly and its well situated on the main road in the village. If your passin trough Hasland you have got to grab a sandwich from here !!!