Mumtaz leeds

Truly excellent food and wonderful service! Mumtaz is also really family friendly. Tried to get a photo of the food as it arrived, but the family got there first...

No problem with portion size here, and the service was excellent. Entirely reasonable prices for what is a superb meal. Overall excellent & thanks to Amir (Amil?) Who served us.

Lovely food, not overly pricey. Huge pickle tray and the dishes come out over a little fire pit to keep your curry warm. Decor is lovely. The staff was really friendly and wasnt at the table every two minutes asking if everything ok... the food is spot on.. lamb curry not a ounce of fat on the lamb. And the chops are yummy... small but lovely

Came here for a family celebration. The food may be priced at a premium but it is absolutely delicious. I loved the service and ambience of the place, always reserve it for a special occasion.

Good service but food standard way below expected level and very expensive at that; maybe queen and Big B visit have got to their heads!. Focus on good quality food instead of advertising . There are other restaurants in Bradford that have better food and are cheaper

Beautiful & clean interior!! Recently renovated. Great polite staff. We were looked after really well. The food was amazing definitely worth the price. There was a great selection on the menu. Superb presentation & the background music was nice & relaxing. A customer sat near us was very loud unfortunately but we overall enjoyed the meal.

Mumtaz is a fine dining restaurant and have visited several times. The food is awesome and will have an amazing experience. The food is of high quality and tastes much nicer and perfect. It is an expensive restaurant but worth the money

On a trip to Bradford we went to get a curry however we were left underwhelmed. The food was tepid and for the quality of the food it was overpriced. The decor is nice but they need to work on the food to get any more than 3*

Hadn't been for a few years so decided to visit with my husband. Tried to book a table beforehand online, a week went by so I called and said I'd tried to make a reservation but hadn't heard back. I was told gruffly that it's walk-in only which is why I'd not had confirmation. Not sure why the reservation tool is on the site then? Secondly, the menu was considerably cut down compared to the online one. It was a fairly limited menu. We waited absolutely ages for our main - the waiter brought us warm plates which had been cold for some time when the dishes finally arrived. We were told as the meal was brought to the table that it was because of takeaways. That's fine, but we weren't told at any point during the waiting time that this was the case, or any apology for the wait. We'd arrived in good time to make it to the theatre afterwards but had to cut our meal short (I'd have had dessert) if they hadn't been so slow. A table next to us started putting on their coats to leave because they took so long bringing the bill. The food was OK but not worth waiting for - both of our curries were absolutely swimming in ghee. The only thing of merit was the plum chutney that came with the poppadoms. Won't be returning, will stick to Aagrah.

Good food and a nice atmosphere. Nice place to eat. The guy on the sweet counter can improve on his customer service skills