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	Shanti Louisiana Located in the Cardigan Fields leisure complex on Kirkstall Road in Leeds, Shanti Louisiana is a bright and shiny food-lovers beacon that boasts a something-for-everyone, east meets west menu and a cosy ranch-style interior. Perfect for parties and family nights out, Shanti Louisiana has a fun vibe and a kitchen that offers everything from cajun to korma chicken dshes. Classic Indian and American dishes sit side by side on the menu, and the family platters are perfect for sharing with loved ones. Don't miss the sweet red pepper rack of ribs marinated in a sweet red pepper jam and served with bbq dip, and the chicken bhuna curry made with tomatoes, coriander and fresh ginger. Cuisine: Indian, North American Location: Unit 11 Cardigan Fields, Kirkstall Road, LS4 2DG [Map]	via Toptable

	Spice Quarter Chinese, Italian, Indian or Thai. Can’t decide? Then you need Spice Quarter in Leeds, home to the re-defined buffet. Bringing together favourites from all four countries, you can have a little of what you fancy from each. Featuring a salad counter, pizza and pasta station, masala dosa and kebab stations, a build-your-own stir fry, curry counter and even a chocolate fountain and dessert selection, you could go every day for a week and never eat the same thing twice. It’s great value for money, and perfect before a knees-up in Leeds. After you’ve filled up, stop by the Spice Bar and enjoy a relaxing drink on the candle-lit indoor terrace, complete with one of the shisha pipes on offer. Cuisine: Modern Global Location: Unit 3 Electic Press Building, Great George Street, Leeds, LS2 3AD [Map]	via Toptable

	Starlets Restaurant Located within the Best Western Merrion Hotel in Wade Lane, Starlets restaurant is a stylish and discreet venue for celebrations and business meetings in Leeds. Conveniently situated on the edge of the financial district, the dining room, decorated with traditional wood panelling, paintings and a turquoise and brown colour scheme, is popular with both locals and hotel guests. Starlets offers a classic and wholesome continental and English brasserie menu, and private dining is available for parties and special occasions. As one of Leeds' leading conference venues, the Merrion Hotel also has three fully equipped function rooms available for meetings. Starlets also has an adjoining cocktail bar with a comprehensive wine list perfect for stylish pre/post dinner drinks. Cuisine: British Location: Wade Lane, The Merrion Centre, Leeds, LS2 8NH [Map]	via Toptable

	Tempus Restaurant Full of movers and shakers from the City Centre and beyond, Tempus is a grand place to do deals or celebrate afterwards, to woo and to win. Set within the newly-refurbished and most impressive hotel, The Met, Tempus offers a sophisticated, modern space in which to enjoy terrific food and wine. The room is updated traditional, with dove gray paneled walls, modern works of art, soothing neutral upholstery, and all the grace of beautifully-dressed tables. The menu is updated traditional, too, with dishes like starter of fan, rose, and tian of melon with a honey, raspberry and mint fondue, main course of fillet of sole meuniere with baby capers, lemon, shallots and parsley, and witty dessert of Mars bar mousse, soft fruits and chocolate pencils. Tempus also boasts the finest cheese in the county, which they serve on irresistible fruit chutney, raisin and pecan bread. Short but wide-ranging wine list with depth in the New World labels. Cuisine: European Location: The Met, King Street, West Yorkshire, Leeds, LS1 2HQ [Map]	via Toptable

	Teppanyaki Restaurant This busy Japanese restaurant on Belgrave Street in Leeds is perfect for fun and theatrical nights out with friends. The authentic cuisine at Teppanyaki Restaurant is cooked in front of you at the Teppanyaki tables, and served in hot bite-size portions ready to dip into a variety of delicious Japanese sauces. The minimalist dining room is decorated with wooden floors, fresh flowers and carved Oriental wooden chairs – adding to the zen ambience. We love the Ebi tempura prawns; lobster and jumbo scallops cooked in Tokyo butter sauce and the Ozuyaki – a sirloin of beef rolled and stuffed with mushrooms, spring onions and garlic. Teppanyaki Restaurant also offers an excellent menu of sushi and sashimi. Cuisine: Japanese Location: Belgrave Hall, Behgrave Street, Leeds, LS2 8DD [Map]	via Toptable

	Thai Edge Thai Edge is really a departure from the norm. Gone are the heavily themed, crimson shades and cluttered environments that are typical of oriental eateries. They are replaced by an approach that gives great emphasis to clean crisp lines, balance and intelligent use of space. Thai cuisine is popular for its subtle blending of flavours, utilising herbs and roots such as lemongrass, basil, coriander, galangal, krachai, ginger, garlic and chillies. Thai Edge's menu has an extensive choice of 145 dishes for a complete Thai culinary experience. Cuisine: Thai Location: New Portland Place, 7 Calverley Street, Leeds, LS1 3DY [Map]	via Toptable

	Thai Sabai If you're looking for a cheap, chic and cheerful Thai restaurant in Leeds then look no further. Thai Sabai means 'a place to relax', and the staff here will go out of their way to make make you feel welcome. The décor is simple, but the authentic fare at Thai Sabai is exquisitely presented, and all meals are cooked to order meaning you can tailor each dish to your spice-sensitive/gluten-free/vegan needs. With over 80 dishes on the menu, choosing just one will be the hardest part. Favourites include the Tom Yum seafood soup; Gai Hor Bai Toey – chicken wrapped in Pandan leaves served with sweet chilli sauce; and the spicy Thai-style fish cakes. Cuisine: Thai Location: 2 The Parade, North Lane, Headingley, Leeds, LS6 3HP [Map]	via Toptable

	The Bird This theatrical dining room set inside Leeds' Alea Casino in Clarence Dock is a buzzy venue that boasts a Michelin starred consultant chef Vineet Bhatia, and a loyal Leeds following. The award-winning restaurant has earned critical acclaim since its opening in September 2008, and The Bird is filled with fantastic chandeliers, ruby red accents and soft leather seats. The menu created by Bhatia, and executed by Head Chef Vivek Kashiwale, includes a variety of tapas and curries, and The Bird is an impressive place for dates, business meetings and birthdays. Don't miss the slow-cooked lamb rogan josh, the spicy chicken tikka samosas, and the delicious homemade puddings such as the cardamom panna cotta with caramelised pineapple. Cuisine: Indian Location: 4 The Boulevard, Clarence Dock, Leeds, LS10 1PZ [Map]	via Toptable

	The Claret Jug Set inside Oulton Hall, a magnificent 18th century mansion converted into a 5-star hotel, The Claret Jug is the perfect setting for a low-key lunch or intimate dinner. Head Chef Dean Rogers is passionate about local, seasonal ingredients so Yorkshire food fans are in for a real treat. The menu is British with a contemporary twist and features dishes like Whitby crab with avocado mayonnaise; braised shin of venison; and classic rib eye steak with hand-cut chips. We recommend sharing one of their hearty ‘meals for two’ and then tucking into the brioche bread and butter pudding with custard. With its extensive wine list, flawless service, and beautiful views across the golf course and rolling countryside, The Claret Jug never fails to impress. Cuisine: European Location: Oulton Hall, Rothwell Lane, Oulton, Woodlesford, LS26 8HN [Map]	via Toptable

	The Cross Keys Situated in Water Lane in Leeds, The Cross Keys is an elegant and cosy gastro pub serving wholesome modern British fare. We love the chic dining room decorated in understated vanilla and coffee colours, and the restaurant's beamed ceilings, fairy lights and contemporary chandeliers create a warm and convivial ambience. The kitchen uses locally sourced, ethically produced seasonal ingredients, and favourite dishes include the terrine of rabit and chicken, spring onions, Girolles and dandelion salad; the Swaledale lamb rump and crispy belly in a thyme jus; the chocolate tart with salted-lavender caramel. Popular for Sunday lunch, The Cross Keys offers a 'Sunday Feasting' menu where you can order a whole roast for up to six people. Cuisine: British Location: 107 Water Lane, Leeds, LS11 5WD [Map]	via Toptable

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