places to eat in Leeds - can anyone give me any recommendations?

decent quality for special occasion, cheers.

 

Yes.

But I don't want to.

 

OK , what about Sheffield

old vicarage?

 

RE: OK , what about Sheffield

If you like a curry then you can't go wrong with the Darbar in Leeds city centre.

My favourite curry house of all time.

 

Sheffield, eh.

I'm still not telling.
It's a secret.

Has she finally had her eyes done & threatened to blow you out?

 

I know the place well.

I don't order by dish - simply the letter/number on the menu.
Last week I had:
A1, M18, M1, M40 & A34.

It was lovely.

Pass me the shoehorn.

 

blow me out.

that sounds like a good thing to me?

 

RE: I know the place well.

A tenuous link, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.

How long were you banned for? You are fast becoming infamous.

 

Oh aye.

If she's blowing - she's doing it wrong.
Maybe you need to send her on the intensive TFP training course ... she'd return with better technique & very high spirits.
All the ladies who attended last week left full of spunk.

I'll send you a mail about Leeds.
The Old Vicarge, in Sheff, is indeed class.
That bint can cook.

Made mayonnaise yesterday.
Looked like duck vomit & tasted even worse.

 

Leeds: Salvo's in Headingley, Brown's in the Light, in the centre, the Marriot Hotel does nice food I'm told, and then there's a few decent restaurants near the Corn Exchange, Mexican and Italian, plus the Cafe Rouge is good.

 

This here 24 hour ban business has optimised my profile.

Up to 6 people now know about it.
Get in there.

I was on holiday when they banned me too.
A bit like Chef Tyke ... the exercise was entirely pointless.

I dare not mention 5p4ckerz anymore.
I'll get shot to ****.

 

pmsl

cheers .

 

The Old Post Office
2 City Square
Leeds City Centre
Tel:0871 811 5155 </p>

Had lunch there 4 weeks ago - not cheap but bloody good food.</p>

 

He said "somewhere special", you Joey.

Those places are barely a step up from Burger King.

I'd rather eat my own ear wax on toast than go to the Marriott ... that coloquial place (that used to be a watch place, or summat) is w4nk on a stick ... the a la carte menu we had last year was poorer than a poor thing that works less than Jay.

Mmm.
Somewhere special.
Cafe Rouge.
I think not.

I'm only kidding cocker.
Don't get your hoodie in a twist.

 

Anthony's - Boar Lane. Highly recommended apparently.

 

Never been.

Like your holidays - it just sounded a bit gay to me.

I imagine it has a piano.
Just the ticket for your type.

At least you can jump in a Dennis Wise Taxi afterwards.

 

Thai Edge

Take plenty folding.

 

With all due respect to everyone else's suggestions....

I've tried most of them (not Anthony's though) and don't consider them good value for money - some of them are down right poncey cordon-bleullocks - if you want a really decent meal, in a venue with a good ambience and atmosphere, for less than &pound;15 a head (starter and main) get yourself to the 'Outside Inn'on Town Street inHorsforth - it really doesknock spots off everywhere I have been in Leeds, andI always leave fit to burst. A good selection including pizza, pasta, tandoori, steaks, roasts etc (not all on the same plate) and usually less than &pound;10 for a main and &pound;3-5 for a starter.</p>

It's my recommendation, but that said I did once curry bacon and eggs.</p>

 

RE: Thai Edge

Took the in laws there.
What an experience.

Fifty billion dollars to make the Motherf*cker-in-Law unhappy.

Worth every penny.
Or cent, even.

 

RE: With all due respect to everyone else's suggestions....

You binner.