Romeo Juliet - Calderdale

What a great find, the food was excellent once it cooled down, piping hot and plenty of it, we were stuffed. Carlos is a good host and likes you to enjoy your food.

Fabulous, greeted by lovely waiter,prompt service lovely food very generous portions , value for money 4 people each 2 course 2 bottles of wine £84 ! Can’t wait to return thank you

We only went into this restaurant because all the other italian restaurants had or were about to close for the night. We were the only people in there but we didn't think much of it because it was after 9pm on a Wednesday night. We had meat cannelloni, garlic bread with cheese and tomato and rosemary potatoes. The portions were quite generous but the food was not great. We're not sure what meat was in the cannelloni if it was covered in sauce it tasted ok but if it wasn't it tasted like kebab meat! The garlic bread was nice though and really the only tasty thing we had. It was fairly cheap though so we don't feel too badly done to but we wouldn't go back.

We booked a table here after finding all other restaurants to be full at the time we wanted. We had theatre tickets for 8pm so we arrived at 6pm.

Our usual Italian, Julio's, was fully booked so we took a chance here instead. Our advice is DONT. We both had chicken pancake to start which was piping hot but to be honest it wasn't tasty and we could have been eating anything. The chicken was tough ,so we progressed to the mains, I had risotto which I love usually. This was more akin to separately cooked arborio rice