Aagrah got the vote eventually, only because the guest to our city got a 15% off voucher when he checked into his hotel, and then we paid the bill and forgot to use it

Very good standard as always and true to my own cause I went for a fruity curry, a Kashmiri Chicken affair with lychees and plantains with a pashwari naan with raisins and nuts.

Its not a curry unless its got fruit in it - rule of life #43.


So full I was uncomfortable last night, so full that I am still stuffed this morning and a tad hungover after one and a half bottles of Cobra, such is the intolorance to alcohol these days, the days when I woudl drink beer laced with Brasso are far behind me...

Not my fault if she gets there too early.
Nonetheless, you have a valid point... I'll get her to take me there pre-match one of these days if/when I can get to Leeds more than ten minutes before kickoff.

The Tories wouldn’t dare make me the poster boy for why the welfare state is failing (and yes it is failing) because I’d be far too vocal about this governments failure to improve the welfare state.

I’ve had a lot of financial help whilst I’ve been on the dole but actual help to get a job has been pretty much non-existent from those who are paid to 'help' me. I could go into details but this thread is about food.

I had a lovely curry from Nawaab last night. One of the advantages of having mates who live in town is that I get to have the best takeaways ever

Oh by the way - The Cove fish and chips, Station Road Horsforth.

Just excellent, I strongly recommend them to the house.

Yeah they're really nice

changed my mind

I always go to the 'Fat Friends' chippy at the top of Butcher Hill.

Might give the Station Road place a go next time.

Midgelys on butcher hill is good as is station road.
In pudsey the one on owlcoates is awesome with big big portions, and the fish is brilliant on Waterloo road

And for restaurants booked my favourite restaurant for Thursday night, the olive tree

I highly recommend Piazza by Anthony inside the corn exchange. On Monday four of us had a Guinea Pig meal where you got anything put on your place over three courses. We got it for £15 each from livingsocial.com/Leeds

The Corn Exchange is a stupid building.

Corn Exchange as a venue is lovely on a night when only the ground floor is open and it's best to stare up into the glass ceiling with it's wonderful lights. However during the day it's probably bedlam to eat there with everyone leaning on the balcony railings and rushing about on the upper floors.

Another place I've been to recently is Cattle Grid which is just across the street from the Corn Exchange. Great Burgers.

I'm off to Anthony's in Corn Exchange as there organising a doo for my parents wedding anniversary

I wouldn't know. I can't get in!