Reliance, Leeds

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About us

Home-cooked food, home-cured salami, craft ale & lovely people.

Facilities

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Reviews

1,054 reviews

4.5/5

Gavin McNaughton

3 months ago

We agree with other recent reviews, Three's a Crowd isn't worth a visit. My food was cold, the roast beef very gristly, and the potatoes dry with an impenetrable crust. My partner's pasta dish wasn't much better. The desert was tasty though - you can't got wrong with cream and sugar - but tiny! We were 'too English' to ask for replacements, or a discount on the ridiculous £67 bill - we only drank tap water! Only one of the staff seemed competent, but she wasn't a waitress. The others didn't seem to care about us, or any other customers. They brought a soft knife for the beef, and soup spoons for our micro deserts! The front room was dead, but the eating room was busy, with a good atmosphere, although we detected other customers weren't happy either. It's out of the way - we only went because we liked the Reliance. But there are so many good places in Leeds, so don't be going back!

Mark Nicholson

6 months ago

Such a shame I’ve already eaten as the extensive menu looks amazing although a little over the top for a quiet Monday lunchtime. The cask ale selection (all brewed locally) is great for a place this size - I assume The Reliance Session Pale is a tribute to its former guise?

Michael C

7 months ago

Note: This review is for The Reliance, Three's a Crowd have effectively hijacked and renamed the old entry and instantly come onto the scene with a high rating, the following may not accurately reflect your experience with the new business and you should check the latest reviews. (I wish Three's a Crowd all the best, I just think they should have created a new entry) --------------------------- Incredibly friendly staff, great service and a top-notch Sunday roast. The lamb option was incredibly tasty, the nut roast packed with taste and not dry at all like some can be. Veg cooked perfectly and a good selection, optional cauliflower cheese well worth the investment. Kids enjoyed the fish and chips (chips very good!) and swapped out the peas for carrot from the roast menu. No specific kids menu but they are happy to make smaller versions of anything on the regular one. Fussy eaters might struggle with this so check in advance to prevent tears. Great selection of beers and other drinks, pleasant ambience and just an all round jolly nice place to visit. (being so close to Wen's worried me a little given their bizarre reaction to my review of the experience there but I escaped any retribution).

Helen Zakhour

7 months ago

Had a lovely three course meal at Three's a Crowd for restaurant week! Delicious food and interesting tastes! All very nicely presented and served! Friendly staff and a very lively restaurant! Quite small portions so didn't leave feeling full unfortunately and had to order extra sides making it wuite pricey.

Chew W. C

8 months ago

I recently visited this restaurant under the new owner and had a lobster feast. The lobster was impeccably cooked, and the cocktails were delightful. The starters were a bit basic, but the desserts were delicious. However, I did find the portions to be on the smaller side, and the prices were a little high. On the bright side, the customer service was excellent and quick. I also appreciated that the bar area was dog-friendly, which added a nice touch to the overall experience.