There's a new bottomless brunch launching in Leeds this weekend and we reckon it's going to be a really good one.
Featuring craft beers, bottomless cocktails, and some tempting brunch plates all for just £25 a head you seriously need to put this place on your list.
Think 90 minutes of uninterrupted drinks, ranging from unlimited flights of craft beer to bottomless cocktails like Aperol spritz and bloody marys plus a plate of your choice - then tell us you're not keen for this one.
Dish choices range from popular brunch and breakfast classics like the full English, eggs benedict and eggs florentine; to sweet boozy edible treats like fluffy American pancakes with bacon, or Belgian waffles with fried chicken - both of which come served with Belgian Duvel beer-flavored syrup.
It comes piled high: with a sausage and black pudding patty and a beef patty, topped with a poached egg slider and then served with piles of hash browns, loaded with baked beans, cheese and bacon. The ultimate breakfast burger if ever we saw one.
Head of Steam announced the new deal on its Park Row Instagram page today, saying:
Elsewhere, you'll find the 'Piggyback Burger' - a hefty accompaniment to your bottomless craft beer flight, we'd say.
"We are launching a Head of Steam bottomless brunch with more options than you'd expect!
- £25 Per Person - Limited spaces available - Every Saturday & Sunday for an hour and half!
"To book your table... Simple drop us a message on social or give us a call.
See you soon, Team Steam"
Bookings are now being taken for the new bottomless brunch, which launches this Saturday from 12 - 2 pm, via Head of Steam's social pages and on the phone.
To find out more and reserve your table, click here to drop them a message.
Feature image - Head of Steam.
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Popular Channel 4 series The Dog House is looking for people from Yorkshire to adopt rescue dogs
Could you give a rescue dog a second chance in life? Now’s your chance.
The next series of hit Channel 4 show The Dog House is currently in the works, with producers on the lookout for people willing to give rescue dogs a forever home, and people from Yorkshire are being encouraged to apply.
Since first hitting our screens back in 2019, the award-winning series – which is currently in partnership with Woodgreen Pets Charity – has captured the hearts of viewers across the UK, sharing emotional stories of rescue dogs and the people hoping to give them a forever home.
Viewers get to watch incredible journeys of rescue dogs finding their perfect match.
Image: Channel 4
But the show demonstrates that it’s not just the dogs who are being rescued, many of their new owners also find their lives transformed in the process.
“Once again, we’ll be following the expert team of dog-matchers, meeting this year’s rescue dogs, and of course, getting to the know the amazing people who are looking to offer them a lifelong home,” a casting call for The Dog House reads on the Channel 4 website.
“We’re looking for people who are considering taking the incredible step of welcoming a rescue dog into their lives and are happy to share their reasons for doing so.
“If that’s you, then we’d love to get you know you.”
Does this sound like you then? Channel 4 is keen to hear the reasons why you may be looking for a new canine companion, so anyone who fancies applying for the show is asked to fill out an application form online.
Leeds has been crowned one of the best cities in the UK for student nightlife
Clementine Hall
Our city is bursting at the seems with brilliant late night venues for students, but now it’s officially been confirmed.
And it's all down to accommodation provider Canvas who analysed key nightlife factors such as drink prices, the number and ratings of venues, and local safety scores to reveal the best cities in the UK for a night out.
If you've got Leeds as your student city of choice then you're in for a brilliant three years, as we ranked number four in the top ten list. Get in.
Leeds has a whopping 325 venues and a strong 4.40 average rating, drink prices are relatively affordable drinks with a pint costing an average of a fiver and soft drinks at £1.71.
Images: The Hoot Leeds
Leeds also came out with a solid safety score of 47.28, so it's fair to say Leeds it’s a well-rounded option for students.Bath took the top spot with 10 venues per 10,000 people and an impressive average rating of 4.45 stars.
Coming in second, Manchester boasts the highest number of bars and clubs overall, with 606 venues, 15 for every 10,000 people and a strong average rating of 4.37 stars and a pint costing slightly less than Bath at £5.50.
In third place was Newcastle and in fifth place was York. It's safe to say that the North dominated the top spots, and rightly so.
The top ten best cities for student nightlife in the UK are:
Georgina Pellant -
15th September 2021 
