A Casa di Alessia — Restaurant in Leeds

A pleasure some of the time. Service could be better as staff taking your order at the counter have no conversation they just stand there looking at you not having uttered one word which leaves you confused as to what is going on.. why not just ask, " thankyou for visiting, how can I help you - what would you like" ! ! ! You get nothing ! Most of the pizza offers on display are empty but there is no explanation that they are going to be replenished - nothing ! So you are left completely in the dark and you don't want to appear impolite so you just take something you really did not...

Really not great, there are no menus only the one in the cafe on the wall which is only for the evening, so during the day you have no idea what the menu is. The cazone i had was meant to be spicy sausage, there no spice to it at all and the pieces of sausage were miniscule. They don't offer any form of condiments so its all quite dry, the pizza itself really lacked any taste. The cutlery is so blunt you have to eat with your hands. Really...

One of the best things about Italy is that food is the priority over image and frills. You could be in a little Italian town here. A great selection of pizzas by the slice, arancini, fiori di zucca, calzone, and so on. A simple cafe with tables inside and out, and friendly, helpful service. Four satisfied people relaxing over a long lunch with beer for less than £40. Don't be late, they'll sell out. ...