Have walked past this restaurant a few times, and tonight we finally popped in for a bite to eat after work. The entrance is a bit hidden away from the main road, but easy to find and accessibility doesn't appear to be an issue. The restaurant is painted quite darkly, but with the glorious evening light flooding in it felt light and airy. High ceilings with interesting light fittings. We were shown to our table and were sat directly by the River Avon as it ambled its way through Bradford. We ordered deep fried mozzarella and the breaded mushrooms, both of which were superb nothing like the pub versions you might think of. Mains were a couple of pizzas. I went for the Milanese goats cheese, o...
