Reviews in Leeds City Centre

This is the one - best bar in Leeds (Yorkshire?!) by far! I love the northern quarter in Leeds but Sandinista is the pick of the bunch. The atmosphere is always wicked at the weekends - never fails to go off. Wicked tunes played to a really up for it, unpretentious crowd. Cocktails are top notch as well. Definitely one to check out.

Three of us went last night, no need to make reservations, the food was excellent and the profiteroles are to die for. One of the best restaurants in Leeds!!!

What can I say - this place is cocktails in Leeds - I had my birthday party in Boutique and the drinks were amazing - the cocktail menu is to die for and before I leave this planet I will try them all!! Obviously not in one night - coming back? - keep me out!!! Diane xxxxx

We arrived at 6.15pm on a Friday night to find the place already half full, when we left about 7.30pm people were starting to queue outside, so get there early as you can't book. The food is really good especially the chorizo in rioja and the spinach and potato omelette. We had 6 tapas and 2 rounds of drinks and it came to £35 which is very reasonable I think. The sangria could have been a little colder if I really really have to find fault but overall a very nice culinary experience and you can park in the Vue cinema's car park across the road.

These Dough balls are the best one's I have ever had. Mind you they are the only dough balls I have ever had. The boxes were a bit disappointing. Best thing is, i didn't have to pay. God bless corporate cards.

The quality and quantity of food was very good. The waiters/waitresses were attentive to our needs. Prices were good for what we received. Recommend a visit!

I found myself down here with a friend almost by accident when we were looking for vegan food when getting badly hungry. What a find!! The standard of service is up to the very best India has to offer (my visit reminded me why the Gujaratis are so easy to get along with), and a dal, in particular, ranks alongside the most exceptional I tried in India. Hansa can also make a wonderful, flaky puri. It's all veggie, and most of the menu is vegan. Even my friend, who isn't too keen on chilli, loved it. Remember, when tempted to fight over starters, Hansa's is dedicated to non-violence!

Akbars is without doubt the Indian place to eat in Leeds. Good food, Excellent service and very reasonably priced. Wine excellent value for money

Fantastic. Loads of choice on the menu, think I could of quite happily eaten anything and enjoyed it. The standard of food was excellent and the service very good. Would highly recommend. 9 out of 10.

Very convenient, excellent prices and lovely tasty food! I opted for the Wokon meal deal at only £6.49 which left me pleasantly filled up with a lovely taste in my mouth. Would highly recommend.

Nice little noodle bar by the station, specialising in japanese/thai dishes. Think I paid £5 for a pad thai, they cook it in front of you in a couple of minutes. You can eat in or takeaway, with one of those little square food boxes you see in Friends. Food was very tasty, beats burger king anyday. Eddie Halliwell was in there too so it must be good!

Went on sat lunchtime, although we did have to wait over 30 minutes for the food to arrive, the staff were very friendly and the burgers were fantastic! We did have to order some sides as you only get the burgers with a small garnish, but definitely well worth a visit!

Definitely one of the best restaurants in leeds. The decor inside is lovely, fairly traditional but clean and modern at the same time. The food was outstanding, went for the Ayudhya set menu, £19.99 a head, including mixed starters, soup, main courses and rice, and coffee. The coconut soup was possibly the best I've tasted, in fact all the food was amazing. A good place to go on a birthday - the staff will sing you a song and give you a complementary ice cream! Very nice.

I was brought here by a Chinese friend - proof already that the food is authentic - and was very impressed by both the service and the dishes. Well worth a visit.

Strawberryfields ceased to be a bistro 5 years ago when it changed to being solely a bar, still owned by same couple, it is a friendly bar selling really great cheap cocktails, absinthe etc, a truly independent bar- no chains here.

Absolutely fantastic. I had never had Japanese food before but I will definitely be coming back. The chefs provide great entertainment and the food was delicious - I particularly enjoyed the tempura and the prawns. Highly recommended.

Great atmosphere and super food. Be prepared to have to wait for a table though!

I visited this restaurant for the first time on a Saturday night as part of a group of 12 + for a special occassion. My food, from the fresh fruit starter, to Calzone Main and Ice Cream to finish was delicious and surprisingly everyone's meals came together. It worked out £30 per head splitting the bill - which was as predicted to my mother in law that morning! My only gripe was (and clearly they are victims of their own success) the place was packed. Though the menu states the dining area is non-smoking our entire non-smoking party was placed on a reserved table by the bar. So as the evening progressed gradually the space immediately behind us filled up with people waiting for tables and also coming from the restaurant to smoke. Delightful! By 9pm those with their backs to the bar area were having their chairs constantly knocked by people heading to the loos, the bar or just for a quick fag behind where we were eating. Be Prepared - book a table ... but make sure it is well away from the bar!