Things To Do
The Brunswick
Great little pub a little walk from the centre. Worth the visit, always a top lineup of beers to try and always good atmosphere.
Whitelock's Ale House
Leeds oldest pub founded in 1715. Must visit for fans of real ale and craft beer. Just off Leeds main shopping street.
Belgrave Music Hall & Canteen
Popular bar at the top of the city centre with a relaxed atmosphere, good beer and great pizza. Spent many hours sitting on the roof terrace there on sunny days, much reccommended.
North Bar
Angel Inn
You can't visit Yorkshire without going in a Sam Smiths pub. Cheap and cheerful proper pub.
The Tetley - A Kirkstall Brewery Pub
High quality bar and restaurant now ran by Kirkstall Brewery in the old Tetley brewery building on the outskirts of town. Also the venue for our first date!
Headrow House
Nice bar in Leeds over 3 floors plus a rooftop terrace.
Bundobust
Indian street food.
White Cloth Hall
Recently refurbished iconic building in the city centre of Leeds. Now the home of a food hall with bar and wine bar. Highly recommend.
The Empire Cafe
The Fisherman's Wife
Fish and chips good and proper the way it's meant to be.
Trinity Kitchen
Aagrah Leeds
Victoria Quarter
A beautifully restored Victorian arcade in Leeds city centre, home to luxury shops beneath an iconic stained-glass roof.
Leeds Kirkgate Market
Kirkgate Market — Europe’s largest historic covered market in Leeds, buzzing with hundreds of stalls selling fresh food, global eats, and eclectic goods since the 19th century.
Leeds Corn Exchange
Leeds’ historic Corn Exchange: grand Victorian architecture meets modern independent culture
Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Open air art gallery, the largest of its kind in Europe. Worth the visit for those who want to spend an afternoon out in the countryside without venturing too far.
York
A historic walled city where Roman roots, Viking legacy, and medieval streets collide.
Haworth
A historic cobbled village on the edge of the moors, forever linked to the Brontë sisters.
Manchester
Don't bother