The Fox And Grapes - Menu

Good little local pub, nice atmosphere every time we visit, nice and cosy pub and staff welcoming and drinks good. Have had Sunday lunch here a few times and is always delicious and good value with good portion size.

Ham egg and chips wow. Lovely Wiltshire Ham. Husband had Scampi. Food excellent. Service friendly and welcoming. Bluebadge parking. No steps,accessible toilet. Wheelchair accessible. On a frequent bus service. Leeds postcode but not in the city centre.

Stepped in here while visiting friends in Pudsey. They accept dogs, which is great, and the place had a nice ambience to it. We didn't eat any food, and unfortunately the kitchen had stopped serving 10 mins before advertised. But if you're looking for a nice pub for a few drinks, this is the place. View menu

Had a family meal on Saturday. Rib eye steak so tough, pulled pork pie struggled to find any meat in it, smallest portion of mash, frozen vegetables, none fresh. Presentation of food terribly, no peppercorn sauce available. Tried to charge extra for food we didn't ask for. Certainly will not be visiting again.

Booked the function room for a 90th birthday family celebration lunch. I was able to decorate the room with balloons and banners and arrange the tables as required. We pre ordered our menu so on the day everything ran smoothly. Food great and plentiful. The staff were very efficient and friendly. We have re booked for another gathering in September.

Not a massive lot to say, small place but very cosy, has a big car park and separate small room for dining. The food was really nice could have been a little hotter, we had the Sunday lunch. They could do with some more desserts and up to date ones really only had a choice of three and two of them just consisted of fruit. The staff behind the bar were nice enough and dogs are allowed inside too. View menu

We were visiting family in Pudsey and decided to have Sunday lunch nearby. We usually go to the Bankhouse but decided to try the Fox and Grapes as the reviews were good. We got the impression that this is a real community pub. The Sunday menu is limited but we went for the roast beef dinner. We were not disappointed. The beef was tender with no fat or gristle. The spuds and veg were great. They also served a good pint of Saltaire Blonde. We'll certainly be back to sample the pies much talked about.

My family of six went to this restaurant and we were extremely disappointed. The pasta seemed to have been microwaved as it was clumped together and dry. The plant burger was very small and came with only a few chips, just like the meat burger which was also lacking. The fish was grey and undercooked in some parts, causing one of us to become physically ill. The lasagne was still frozen in the middle. However, the worst part was the waitress who was incredibly rude and disrespectful towards our party. We will not be returning, it's a shame to see such a decline in a once wonderful pub.

I recently dined at this restaurant and enjoyed a delicious jacket potato with chili and cheese, perfectly cooked and served with salad and coleslaw. The lemon cheesecake was light, tangy, and delicious. During my previous visit, I had the pizza which was also excellent. The portions are generous and the dishes are well presented. The service is quick as the dishes are prepared to order. The atmosphere is welcoming with a mix of diners of all ages. The main room has a cozy warmth from the log burning stove, although the pub is centrally heated. The pub offers a warm and inviting setting to enjoy a meal from their menu, including a Senior deal for £7.95. They also have a Christmas menu with a... View menu