Archive for July, 2010
Go dine Launches 32 New Leeds Restaurants Pages
Go dine has now launched across Leeds city centre and its beautiful suburbs. Go dine have been working with Visit Leeds the official tourism board to produce a first class restaurant guide and booking service for visitors to area and inhabitants alike.
The platform allows visitors to the site to look at professionally shot beautiful photos, food menus, wine lists and the latest offers at each of the restaurants in Leeds. The website is easy to use, looks great and when booking online the process could not be simpler. Diners simply choose the date and time and an offer if it applies and a text message is sent to their mobile phone outlining the offer, date and time of the booking. For restaurants its simple, they receive additional bookings due to the spread and reach of Go dine, and simply gain an entry on the most informative and best looking restaurant website around that is easy to find.
There are many fabulous restaurants around Leeds and using local intimate knowledge of the area we were able to track them down in order to provide a guide that is choca-bloc full of the only the best restaurants in Leeds. From classic British restaurants such as the magnificent Calverley Grill at Oulton Hall to the contemporary and breath-taking Bird Restaurant in Alea casino Leeds truly has it all. The riverside is where people most like to spend time wining and dining and we have also brought together a collection of restaurants that either have beautiful views such as Brasserie Forty-4 or Riverplate, and Ciao Bella just of Brewery Wharf, home to some fabulous bars and drinking holes.
Go dine brings you the best restaurants in Leeds….enjoy!
About Restaurants in Leeds
Leeds has a thriving restaurant industry and with perfect night life to match, Leeds city centre restaurants and its beautiful suburbs have a wide choice and the perfect restaurant venue for any discerning diner. Restaurants in Leeds city centre vary hugely in quality and offering with the shopping districts and centre hubs areas being dominated by restaurant chains such as Strada Restaurant, La Tasca Spanish Tapas restaurant and Loch Fyne restaurant on the City Square.
Clarence Dock is associated with one of the best free tourist attractions outside of London, The Royal Armouries, and with The Fig and Bird restaurants, this area south of Leeds city centre makes for an excellent afternoon or evening out.
Throughout the summer months, the riverside becomes Leeds’ focal point but finding the perfect restaurant for you can be difficult. Brewery Wharf is home to one of Leeds lively night spots with independent restaurants, Ciao Bella and Brasserie 44 restaurants, and diners are thrilled with the quality of produce and cuisine on offer.
Diners who look for additional spice in there evenings can be sure to be excited with a good number of award winning Indian restaurants including Shabab on Eastgate, trading for over 30 years and their recent addition, Shabab on Bishopsgate. The Bird offers contemporary Indian cuisine courtesy of Michelin Star chef Vineet, whilst the award winning East Indian restaurant and lounge in Pudsey is an excellent venue.
For diners looking to experience the very best in the Leeds restaurant scene, Kendell’s Bistro, winners of the best restaurant 2010 is an absolute winner with Steve Kendell at the helm, an extremely well versed and experienced chef at the top of French cuisine.
No matter what your restaurant desires are, Leeds has it all and with the knowledge that Visit Leeds has of the restaurant scene, diners must browse our restaurant guide offering full up to date menus, photos, reviews and dozens of offers. Click here to view restaurants in Leeds and see why it has such a strong restaurant scene.
Oriental Garden Restaurant in Northampton Serves up a Success
The Oriental Garden restaurant in Northampton received recent accolades from the Chronicle and Echo newspaper after they sent their mystery diner. So impressive is the article we decided to upload it to the website for you all the read…
