Amazing Indian food in a comfortable and stylish setting. We enjoyed a samosa and papadums to start…read morefollowed by a special and prawn tandoori. Side portion of sag paneer and naan rounded out the meal. The staff was fantastic! Friendly, chatty, good natured, and full of suggestions for site seeing for new to the area us.

A couple of nights ago, having read the previous review, my wife and I decided to try this…read morerestaurant. I had always been put off in the past by the somewhat garish exterior but decided to give it a try. On the off chance I rang about seven to see if it was possible to book a table for two for seven thirty. I was answered by a gentleman who took my enquiry and said that they could offer a table for 7:45 if that was ok. From the background noise the restaurant was clearly busy a good sign. We arrived by taxi just before 7:45. The taxi driver had to be told where the restaurant was. On entering we were asked to take a seat whilst another couple who were waiting we're escorted to their table. Soon after we were taken and seated in a nice booth towards the rear of the restaurant. The internal ambience of the restaurant was lovely. We were given plenty of time to choose and the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. There was a good list of reasonably priced wines around £12 for a bottle . The food when it came was piping hot and exquisitely flavoured. We were offered a break between courses, something I like as I like to give my starter time to settle.The proprietor came over during the evening to introduce himself and explained that they had only been open about two years and now had several regulars. He said that whilst they were still fairly quiet mid week it was advisable to book in advance for weekends. The whole meal took about 2 hours from start to finish and both my wife and I were extremely impressed. The bill including wine and coffees came to just under £50. We will definitely be going back again.

Went here for our Christmas Curry Club meal. Excellent service, great food and they sell sweets…read moretoo. Brilliant.

Absolutely thee BEST fish and chips EVER!!!, not just locally but the best I have ever eaten!!…read more I don't say that lightly, I am particular, but a beautiful lightweight crispy batter, beautiful white flaky fish and sooooo tasty!!! If you're going to treat yourself to fish and chips, and don't want to be disappointed,, then don't waste time going anywhere else!! The parade at cottingley is not hit and miss,, its jackpot every single time!!!

A typical fish & chip shop. All products fried in beef dripping (yuk). Veg oil would be much…read morebetter. The chips are fried in a separate fryer, which at least means they can cook gluten free if required (they did actually offer a gluten free fish, but it was off menu & only if you asked). Fish was great, but by the time you got home, the batter was all soggy and the fries are heavy and soggy. I would suggest that they convert to veg oil, make the batter really crispy and offer french-fries (thin chips) also. The mushy peas were under-cooked, tasty, but a little hard. Some further vegetables choices would be welcome.

This chip shop is ok. The prices were a little high before, but now its average (other chip shops…read morehave slowly increased their prices too). I don't think the quality is that good, sometimes chips can be a little burnt. Their portions can be a bit small too.

One of my top curry houses in the area. I used to get a curry at least once a week from here when i…read morelived nearby. Dont take people who cant do with an oily curry cos they will freak, I normally take a spoon or two of oil off mine before i eat it lol. I have tried everything on the menu!!!! A+++ highly recommended My favs are The archar n The hydrobady ( think my spelling is wrong ) Avoid - The chicken korma and the cheese curries

Fantastic Indian restaurant. I recommend going for the early bird meal (I think its on most days of…read morethe week before about 9pm but double check before you go!) You can get a starter, usual choices like onion bhajis and mixed grills and a curry main course (with chappatis or rice) for only £5.50! Really good quality food and a nice atmosphere. It can be very quiet though.

I have to admit that the pricing at Simpsons scared me at first... how could a pizza that costs £2…read morepossibly be ANY good? Well, it is! It's not, of course, a gourmet dish (it's got Homer Simpson as its mascot, for cryin' out loud), but it does the job, feeding hungry students that aren't quite willing to start living off of cardboard. It's also tasty. That's all you need, isn't it? Did I mention it was dead cheap?

I DON'T CARE WHAT ANYONE ELSE SAYS!!!…read more This place gives you whole pizzas for as little as £2 NO MATTER what topping combination you're looking for!!!... and may I suggest the Garlic Mushroom. Look... I'm a starving exchange student, who's STILL (after 8 months) adjusting to the pound to dollar ratio... I may have spent stupid amounts of money on things that I could probably get cheaper in the states, but at least I know that I'm getting decent pizza for a decent price between the hours of 5pm-3am (when this stuff really matters). God bless cheap pizza feeding hungry students is ALL I gotta say!

I've been to the going Wagon and Horses for many years now and each time I go, I go I know I can…read morelook forward to a well cooked meal with good service is a cosy atmosphere, such is the consistency of the Wagon. The pub itself it's not really a 'drinking' pub these days, although it is a popular spot for people to stop have lunch. The cooked sandwiches (baguettes, Ciabatta etc) are hearty and delicious. Due to the location many people do choose to drive as its near the top of long and deceptively steep hill, but there is good parking so you should be fine most times if you do drive. The interior is a cosy layout of dark wood tables dotted around the room in a somewhat un-uniform manner, soft lighting and an unmistakeable smell of tasty food often wafting from the kitchen on arrival. This also one of those pubs where the landlord is really hands on, he's always working the floor, looking after the customers and making sure the service is working as it should. This is reflected in the experience that you receive, attentive staff, plates moved quickly, drinks often offered and always service with a smile. The prices are about average for a pub / restaurant such as this, although the menu is not huge, what this does mean is that everything you order is cooked fresh to order. There is always a good amount of people and a good amount of back ground chatter, we were there on a Thursday night, when at 9:30 a pub quiz starting taking place, it seemed a bit late to be starting a quiz but as it was free to have a go we decided to try our luck before fatigue and failure with the sporting questions forced us to make our exit. I would highly recommend a meal at the Wagon and Horses whether it is Sunday lunch, a tasty sandwich on a Saturday afternoon or a scrummy evening meal - then this place hits the spot every time!

Son and daughter go with their grandma every week and the staff treat them so well and they always…read moreinteract with the kids and extremely helpful and my kids get looked after. The food great too, usually go for the king size and the meat is very tasty and all the vegetables are great, but best part is the gravy it to die for

Drinks with the boys this evening. Great crack, good beers and we ended up having a plate of roast…read moreturkey, ham, spuds, cauliflower, broccoli, onion, gravy, carrot and a Yorkshire pudding. They've got Christmas booking info on display and some nice pictures of Ye Olde Bradford.