Lawnswood Arms

The Lawnswood Arms is a friendly family pub type restaurant. If you are looking for a family place this is the place to visit. It's roomy and plenty of highchairs. If you are looking for great food then I'd say this is ok. The kids menu has a great selection stating the fat and salt content. I ordered my son Fish fingers, jacket potato and beans and was disappointed to find the fish was over cooked and the presentation was not great. Nevertheless my son wolfed it down and it did the trick. There is a great choice of starters with my favourite being the nachos with chicken. With an extensive variety of main courses the decision is always a hard one, do I choose fish ...  Read the complete review

I was browsing through the Restaurants in Leeds section, and although I was quite suprised to only see eleven listed I was even more suprised to see The Lawnswood Arms in there. Hah HA. I work and live quite near the Lawnswood and go there quite often for lunch (regrettably). Lets get one thing straight though its a Pub not a Restaurant, its quite large and has all the trimmings of a family pub, Pool Table, Big Screen TV, and an indoor and outdoor adventure playground. Drinks aren't exactly cheap, and you will sometimes find yourself waiting around to get served. The worst thing of all is the food, on friday there is a 'Eat all you ...  Read the complete review

For really good food in a relaxed atmosphere, you can't beat the Lawnswood arms. I am speaking from a family view as i have two young children, it has both an indoor and outdoor play area which is supervised by their own staff. But the meals are delicious if you like steak, their sirloin is the best, served with mushrooms, fries and a side salad and done to your taste for less than £10, what more do you want. Childrens meals are less than £5 and a good assortment is offered on the regularly changed menu. If you like three or four courses, no problem theres always a good selection of starters and desserts. Set on the outskirts of Leeds in the ...  Read the complete review