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

Hello love

Keeping alright ?
I can't go out to play on a Wednesday night , as Laura's too young to be left on her own .

 

RE: Thai Edge

You many have a point. That's two now and look at what i've become.

/poo (RIP) (titanic)

 

What about a babysitter?

"Come & sit on this baby".

(c) 1876 Piss Poor Joke Fayre

I'm fine.
How's things living with a mentalist pervert?

I can't help but laugh at the line at the bottom of your posts:
"Post a smile on a sick child's face with .... a post it note".
I just get a mental picture of me drawing a smile on a yellow post it note & slapping it on the face of some poor bin-lid.

Sorry.

 

What are you like ???

After all these years , I've got used to his 'antics' . He's not a bad bloke , though . There's a lot worse out there .

 

wokmania???

failing that; spice mania or pizza mania maybe???</p>

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Hartog and Ponty

In thinly veiled 'ooh look at me eating in posh overpriced restaurants' line.

Ar lass gets a trip to Beefeater on her birthday and she's happy.

 

RE: Hartog and Ponty

One likes to avoid eating with the Brewer's Farye crowd.

 

RE: Hartog and Ponty

Aye.
I won't eat common food with the sniveling oiks off this website.

It's all fois gras & champagne at Ponty Castle.

Or fish supper at Sandys.

 

Woodlands Hotel, Gelderd Rd, Guildersome

Cracking meal, not the cheapest, but they also do a cheaper option set menu five choices per course for about £14, but you must have your order in before seven pm. Its called the early bird.

 

LOL - Like you wouldn't have scoffed it

and mopped plate clean wi a slice of Sunblest White or two.</p>

 

RE: LOL - Like you wouldn't have scoffed it

Treacle Sponge for afters sithi.

 

I'd recommend Spice Quarter in Millennium Square...

It's an all-you-can-eat buffet type place, which serves Italian, Indian, Chinese, amongst other things. They cook freshly made pizzas and naan breads and chicken tikka, etc, infront of you as you order. Costs around &pound;15 a head, including dessert. Been absolutely brilliant on the two occasions I've been.</p>

Akbar's curry house near the train station on Greek Street is also very nice.</p>

 

Good Choice too. Probably have to book though..

but worth it

 

Subway, opposite Elland Rd - Quality

Subway melt, 12" on Italian, toasted with lettuce tomatoes and mayonaisse. Oh Heaven

 

Along the same lines..

Sam Turner's farmers' supplies in Northallerton has a brilliant cafe. Only local produce is used and you get a great feed for about a fiver. Only open up until 5.00 but that shouldn't matter.

 

RE: Thai Edge

Isn't he in U2?

 

Sous Le Nez, particularly if you can get there before 7pm for the Early Bird fixed price menu.

 

Teppanyaki

Belgrave Road behind the St John's centre

Not cheap and if we're being honest not good value.

But it is a great night. The food is cooked on a hotplate at your table and the chefs put on a good show.

None of the menu makes much sense so I'd go with set meals and saké all round.

 

RE: Teppanyaki

Agreed. Not cheap at all, but worth every penny just for the entertainment of watching the chef cook your meal right in front of you. Brilliant <333

 

Dino's near station

or Lucky Dragon Chinese near market. Best I know