The renovation plans promise a ‘bigger, and better, luxurious offering’ to the popular Leeds eatery.
Restaurant Bar & Grill is about to undergo a serious makeover.
A £2 million one to be precise.
Inspired by the grandeur of New York’s Grand Central Station, the relaunch will see the already well-known venue step up a notch with a brand new entrance, marble floors and deep walnut panelling.
A new feature bar will be the centre of attention, along with the new olive green leather banquettes.
Naturally upon reopening visitors will be able to expect the perfect space to host private events, learn how to make cocktails with masterclass workshops and brunch, lunch and dinner date their way through the week in an all-the-more exciting setting.
The menu is big on steak, but the makeover will also see the installation of a Southbend Steakhouse Grill – the secret to cooking an even steak every single time.
RGB utilises relationships across the British Isles, Australia and Argentina to serve Belted Galloway and the Black Angus, and a 35-day dry-ageing process ensures that depth of flavour is locked in – and sounds delicious.
Regardless of what you choose off the menu, expect added theatre to your evening. Restaurant Bar & Grill is adding DJs and live entertainment on the weekends, as well as a gospel choir on Sundays.
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Andrew Garton, CEO at Restaurant Bar & Grill has commented: “Restaurant Bar & Grill has long been a Leeds institution. But this renovation takes us up another level! We’re so excited for customers new and old to come in and experience the jaw-dropping transformation the venue’s undergone, and to carry on serving our stalwart Leeds clientele as we always have – but with an even bigger, and better, luxurious offering!”
Feature Image – Supplied, PGHL
