Croma

Croma is a restaurant that works on a first come first served basis. In other words you can't book in advance, which is great if you're up for a casual meal or can't find a table anywhere else because they'll always squeeze you in, even if you have to wait a while. If you do have to wait for a table to open up, one of the restaurants downfalls is the waiting area. It has a bar, sure. But there is just one couch, which you might be able to squeeze about 8 people onto if you're lucky, and one table. I don't know about you but i don't like to be squashed up against strangers like i'm on a 5 o'clock train. They really need to extend that area and get some more seats ...  Read the complete review

Croma Leeds A nice looking restaurant. We had to pay a deposit per head for booking a table for a Saturday night- which did not bother us and were told that it could be refunded as long as we give 24hrs notice. I did and they said they could not refund it until the night. On the night I did not get the refund ! then the dough balls we ordered were like little rocks. They brought the bill and forgot about the money we paid them! then messed up the bill and attempted to make us pay the optional service charge. We refused and she walked off in a stomp. In all fairness the pizzas we all ordered were lovely and when we were paying £200 without the ...  Read the complete review

One of the things I loved about moving to Leeds was this new vast array of restaurants that I had not tried before. In Chester I had done all of the good ones I think, and it opened up a new world to me. The first thing I noticed was that even though some of the restaurant types were quite traditional, you couldn't survive in Leeds City Centre without doing both good food and having a little bit of a twist to the menu. Croma is no exception, I like as I am sure many of you are - happen to be partial to Pizza, it's relatively cheap and if done right can be a fantastically tasty meal or snack. What drew me to Croma initially then was the fact that it was a ...  Read the complete review

doubt there are very few people in Britain who do not like the occasional pizza. There is just something about the combination of crispy dough, tomatoes and cheese that makes me go weak at the knees. Luckily when I get a pizza craving and do not feel like cooking there is a wide selection of takeaways and pizzerias to get that pizza fix! In Manchester there is one name that has credibility above all the others and that is Croma. Croma was founded in Manchester and two of the three braches are located in this fine city, one in the City Centre just behind the Town Hall and the other one in up market, bohemian Chorlton. (The other one is in Boston, USA of all ...  Read the complete review