This is The North East | CommuniGate | John Riddle's guide to eating out Feedback Dining out in the North Aire Bar - Leeds Krimos - Hartlepool The Lotus Garden Italians in Hartlepool The White House The Raby Arms - Hart Village The White Hart Inn - Hart Village The India Cafe - Hartlepool The Park Inn Real Ale in the town The Greenside Jackson's King John's Tavern The Ship Inn at Wolviston The Wellington in Wolviston Elwick Village The Moorings - Sowerby Bridge The Brackenrigg Inn - Watermillock Hare and Hounds at Garmondsway Awards for this site Hardwick Hall Hotel - Sedgefield Visit the Historic Quay Shipbuilding, history and lots more Who hung the Monkey Blue Bell Inn - Kettlewell 4000th visitor Send a greeting card Wine List George & Dragon Hotel The Calls Grill - Leeds The Red Lion The Columba - Tarbert Portofino Real Ale - Darlington My Award The Log House The Harrow - Berwick on Tweed Casa del Mar Links for John Riddle's guide to eating out Guestbook Mail Form In a word - wonderful Lorna and I visited Leeds on 12th July for Lorna's daughter's graduation at Leeds University. We now call her Emma BA(Hons). as part of our celebrations we called in at Aire Bar on the Calls opposite the Armouries and enjoyed an excellent meal at the bar adjacent to Aire Bar - called The Calls Grill. Food 10/10 - menu too extensive to describe but both Lorna and Emma and our guests throughly enjoyed their meals.Wine was excellent, service great and the hinterlands superb. The bill including drinks came to just under £100 - excellent value for money! Now that's two first class establishments in The Calls - the Calls Grill and of course the most splendid Aire Bar. First Class Accommodation in Leeds We have stayed at 42 The Calls (see seperate page) which is an ideal location for the Leeds Armouries, Aire Bar and of course the excellent facilities offered in the numerous Leeds Shopping Precincts. Expect to pay at least £134 for a double room/breakfast. The breakfast menu is as you would expect from a 4**** establishment with everything from freshly squeezed orange juice through to a full English breakfast with a choice of everything including 12 different varieties of sausage. The breakfast menu is £14 per person. Alternatively there is quite an acceptable breakfast just 25 yards away in the Aire Bar for less than half the price.  Email page  Feedback  Home Dining out in the North |Aire Bar - Leeds |Krimos - Hartlepool |The Lotus Garden |Italians in Hartlepool |The White House |The Raby Arms - Hart Village |The White Hart Inn - Hart Village |The India Cafe - Hartlepool |The Park Inn |Real Ale in the town |The Greenside |Jackson's |King John's Tavern |The Ship Inn at Wolviston |The Wellington in Wolviston |Elwick Village |The Moorings - Sowerby Bridge |The Brackenrigg Inn - Watermillock |Hare and Hounds at Garmondsway |Awards for this site |Hardwick Hall Hotel - Sedgefield |Visit the Historic Quay |Shipbuilding, history and lots more |Who hung the Monkey |Blue Bell Inn - Kettlewell |4000th visitor |Send a greeting card |Wine List |George & Dragon Hotel |The Calls Grill - Leeds |The Red Lion |The Columba - Tarbert |Portofino |Real Ale - Darlington |My Award |The Log House |The Harrow - Berwick on Tweed |Casa del Mar |Links for John Riddle's guide to eating out |Guestbook |Mail Form