Dog-friendly pub, which is a big plus for me. The whole place is spotless, even the loos. My spaniel was very happy with the water bowl they brought out.

Having arrived an hour sooner than booked the friendly staff let us have a table straight away. They  took our order promptly and the food arrived quickly.  We thought the meal was excellent. The ambience was just right, an attractive spacious dining lounge, quiet and friendly. All round a great experience and good value too. We will definitely go there again.

Pistachio croissant was fresh and buttery. Filling amount was spot on. Coffee paired well. Got mine to go during a busy lunch hour - they handled the queue efficiently. Solid quick bite.

The full English was spot on, especially those grilled mushrooms. They took me right back. Had it with a proper pot of strong breakfast tea, which was just the thing. A solid start to the day.

Been coming here for years. They do a solid range of sandwiches and bread, but you&#39;ve got to get in early. Always busy with locals, which says it all really. My usual is the ham and cheese on rye, simple but good.

I liked their ordering system. You write your order on a little board and clip it up yourself. It&#39;s straightforward and keeps things moving, even when the place is packed. A nice touch.

Been coming here for years, and I always appreciate that they have decaf and oat milk available at no extra cost. It&#39;s a small thing, but it makes a difference for me.

Quirky, relaxed spot in a historic building. Good for a casual drink with a friend. The vibe is the main draw here.

Lovely spot above the bookshop. The loose leaf tea pot is huge, really generous. Spent a quiet afternoon there with my book. The tea itself was fine, maybe a little weak for my taste. But the setting is just right.

Been coming here for years, and the sandwiches are always fresh. Love watching them make it right there with the stuff from the fridge. Perfect for a quiet bite by the water.

The staff at the counter are always so nice and friendly. They take their time with each order, which makes the whole experience feel relaxed and easy. A pleasant spot for a quiet lunch.

A proper pub in Leeds centre. Their Trappist and European beer list is the real draw. Staff know their stuff, happy to offer a taste before you order. My kind of place for a quiet pint.

Nice spot for a casual bite with mates. The generous portions were a plus, and they have a decent house red that went down well.

Came here for a catch-up with a mate. The vibe is so relaxed, just right for a long chat. We shared the beef stew &ndash; proper hearty stuff that hit the spot.

As a vegetarian coeliac, it&#39;s the small things that make a difference. They have a separate toaster for gluten-free bread, which I really appreciated. It meant I could relax and enjoy my meal without worrying.

Had an early dinner by the window. The food arrived on hot plates, which was a nice touch. What stood out for me was how fresh the ingredients tasted, especially in the salad. A really relaxed, simple meal.

Cosy spot with soft lighting and Turkish tunes. Had a relaxed dinner here. The house red was surprisingly good with the meze platter. A bit on the pricier side for the wine list, but the vibe was spot on.

Really enjoyed the vegan butter paneer curry here. The flavours were nicely layered. The tofu had a surprisingly good texture, very close to the real thing. Menu is huge, which is great for plant-based options. Portion was decent for the price.

The fish cakes were tasty, and the red curry had a nice, authentic spice to it. Sticky rice was cooked perfectly.

Stayed at Galtres Lodge and ate here. The ingredients were noticeably fresh, which I really appreciate. It felt like a step above typical pub food.

Service was pretty good. Mark in particular was attentive and knew the menu well. It made for a nice, relaxed evening. The only slight letdown was a bit of a wait for our mains, but nothing major.

The summer menu pizza was the standout. Thin, crisp base with a nice char, and the nduja sausage had a good kick. The beer garden setting was fine, but honestly, I was just there for the food.

Service is always so friendly here. Zubayer and Anik are lovely, they remember you and make you feel looked after. It&#39;s a nice touch that makes a difference.

Sunday breakfast spot. Got a table quickly, which was a plus. Avocado toast with beetroot and goat&#39;s cheese was a solid choice. Service was well-timed, coffee was good. No fuss, got the job done.

The lunch deal box is a nice option. I had the Yellowstone burger with French onion and hash brown, which was really tasty. The beef dripping fries were full of flavour. The booths are quite comfortable, which made for a relaxed meal.

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