Art's Cafe Bar & Restaurant - Leeds

.die haddock and dill fritters with tomatengel, kaper and chive kartoffelsalat. I expected a few more frit (there were two 1 inch long bites), not only because I am greedy, but also because it would have improved the fish-potato ratio. but it looked pretty. the tomatengel did not seem to be very lyre, but rather like a tomatene sauce, maybe I am a bit too unreasonable to notice the difference. the aromen joined well, the teig was light and crispy, a small dish well made.

Tarragon boiled chicken with pancetta and cassed cabbage, the meat was perfectly cooked. kruste added great texture and was delightful aniseedy from the tarragon, but the cassed cauliflower was just a bit too rich so that the finished dish was a little out of the balance in my mind.

We chose art for a birthday party and we enjoyed it very much. we ate just before 7, so we had the option of set menu or order from the a la carte menu. three courses for £21 was an excellent value for money. the highlight of our meal was the well-cooked pedestal in a fabulous sauce and a warm tart with tinted. they also offer a byob on a Monday that is a beautiful note. go to latitude to get something special to make your evening truly unforgettable!

After we tried to eat somewhere, which was sure that they have served gluten-free food, we found this beautiful little place. Really nice decor, food was delicious and very good price, how was the gin and the staff was extremely friendly and friendly, would definitely recommend.

EatDrinkYorkshire.co.uk kritik kunst auf call in lane in leeds could be new peculiarities and a new name that it was previously known as the arts cafe) but if our recent trip was something to go, then regular diners do not need fear, as it serves to continue to be a thing of beauty. one of the original independent caffes of leeds, since the event opened in september 1994, it has provided a call for large tastings of food from the best and freshest local products, not to mention a fine selection of weeping and beating. despite its name, the atmosphere of art is far away. the thoughtful lighting conjures an air of relaxation and contemplation, supported by the variety of tasteful works of art by local, emerging artists who decorate the walls. the environment makes it a perfect lunch place or, as we have found out, a cozy venue for a quiet lunch. with an extensive menu to choose from, for our appetizer we for the thai fishcake £6.50,), which is wonderfully fleshy with a pleasant crispy coating, served beside a healthy wedge of fresh lime, sweet chili jam dressed pfefferrocket. for our other starter we went from the piste to specials board after we from the heirloom tomato mozzarella bruschetta £6.50) the tomaten were fresh and juicy, while the generous help of mozzarella were creamy decadent, contrasting nice with the crispy bruschetta, so the deviation away from the standard menu was good rewarding. for our net, the lamb shank £16.95) sounded too good to miss and it definitely delivered with the meat literally only from the bone. the dish was smoked with mixed beans paprika ragù mint yoghurt, was a riot of near-east aromen. superb. rounded off from a high quality evening of food, for our other porn we went for the pan seared chicken breast £14.95) accompanied by a beincrokett, roasted smoked speck, inherited, artichoked mushroom ketchup, came the quality of the individual elements back together to form another plate of an extremely high standard. the name may have changed, the high quality of food certainly has not. a fantastic and versatile location for everyone.