Eat Leeds Restaurant Week is back- and there's some stellar options to choose from this year.
Eat Leeds Restaurant Week is all about showcasing the city’s foodie scene in an affordable way, and with options priced at £5, £10, £15, £20 and £25, there's going to be ample opportunity for everyone to grab a tasty deal across the seven day offering.
In order to take full advantage of the offers available, just click the links below each offer to be redirected to the Eat Leeds Restaurant Week page. Here you can download a voucher from the Eat Leeds website.
We've rounded up some of our favourite offers at each price point, so keep reading to find out what you can grab at Eat Leeds Restaurant Week.
A firm lunchtime favourite this week is bound to be the £5 kebabs from I Am Döner. Using 120 ingredients and homemade bread sauce, the popular takeaway recently made headlines with its camel-flavoured kebab celebrating the Leeds-born-store's move to Dubai, but will this week see all their staple favourites at a deliciously low price.
Honest Burgers has only been open for a few short weeks, but it's safe to say that the London-born burger joint has made a substantial impact on Leeds city centre during this time.
For this week only, you can grab the 'Leeds Special', a Honest beef burger piled high with, bacon, smoked cheddar, black garlic chipotle chutney, gluten-free beer pickled onions, lime mayo and lettuce, which pays homage to the city by using this as an opportunity to share a collaborative sauce project with local indie sauce maker, Thiccc Sauce. Served with a portion of rosemary fries for just a tenner, this is an offer to take full advantage of.
Cooked inside one of Leeds’ only Spanish-made Josper Charcoal oven, food here is roasted, grilled, steamed and smoked at 500 degrees to tenderise and produce that smokey charcoal texture synonymous with authentic Spanish cooking- and now you can take full advantage of this one-of-a-kind cooking style in Leeds for less.
On the menu, you'll find cassic dishes like Patatas Bravas and Calamares between signature meat dishes like the Albónigas con Tomate, beef and pork meatballs with a smokey chorizo and tomato stew. Add a drink for an extra £5 or just dig into small plates aplenty- the range of vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options makes this the ideal meeting place for large groups of foodies this week.
Meat:Stack, the newly-opened cult indie burger joint, has dedicated three menus to Eat Leeds Restaurant Week. Bringing their signature West Coast beef burger and vegan slugger patty to the menu, grab a classic burger, fries and refillable soda for just £10.
For those looking for a little more, grab any double burger, a portion of tenders and dip, fries and any shake, pint or refillable soda for £15- or make it a triple burger and loaded fries for £20.
The Wardrobe is far more than an intimate music venue, and the restaurant-come-concert-space is showcasing the best of their food and drink options throughout Eat Leeds Restaurant Week. Grab two courses for £20 or add an extra course for a fiver with the three courses for £25 offer.
Expect juicy buttermilk chicken in taco form with ranch slaw and chipotle mayo; goat’s cheese bon bons with honey dressing; masala king prawns with mango chilli salad and vegan alternatives like the celeriac shawarma with hummus and flatbread- and that’s just the starter plates.
Aagrah Chapel Allerton- 2 courses and drink for £25
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Aagrah has plenty of complimentary offerings hidden within its Eat Leeds Restaurant Week menu, so this is far more than a 2 course for £25 deal. Each person receives a complimentary drink of house wine, lager or gin, as well as a papadum and pickle tray upon ordering and sundries to finish.
If that's not enough, you can order pretty much anything from the menu and still use the offer. Choose from any starter and main course apart from the king prawn options and make the most of eating out for less at the award-winning Indian restaurant.
There's a gothic hall in the heart of the Peak District where you can enjoy a staycation with a difference - because it's completely TV-free.
Get ready to cosy up by the fire while soaking up everything this screen-free property in the Peak District has to offer.
This two bedroom, three bed gothic hall looks out onto some stunning views through its unique framed windows.
If you're up for a stroll, this staycation has many popular walking routes to the unique village of King Sterndale, Cheedale Stepping Stones and more.
There's a gothic hall in the Peak District that's completely TV-free / Credit: Airbnb (supplied)
Only 10 minutes from Buxton and 15 minutes from Bakewell, this historic property is the perfect location for anyone wanting to explore more of Yorkshire.
Pictor Hall has a gorgeous landscape that can be enjoyed simply by opening the front door with an abundance of foliage and greenery surrounding the property.
And if you're still worried about the idea of being stuck without a TV, the Airbnb host has noted that the property has a variety of board games, books and free wifi.
Although, with Pictor Hall dating back to the 1700's, you'll probably spend a considerable amount of time gawking at all the impressive features and characteristics throughout.
Pictor Hall is an impressive 1700s property where you can have your own Yorkshire staycation / Credit: Airbnb (supplied)
There's striking wooden beams, a vintage writers' desk, tables with old-timey carvings etched into the side, an array of big clay pots and a carved log that greets you upon arrival.
Previous visitors to this property have commented on Pictor Hall's "peaceful location", listing it as "amazing spot for a woodland getaway" and labelling the property as a "storybook cottage".
If you're up for staying in this gorgeous gothic Airbnb property while also having a mini digital detox, you can find out more and book your stay HERE.
Struggling to book a date? It's probably because our whole office is scrambling to enjoy their own staycation in this gothic hall.. sorry not sorry.
Audio North’s Artist of the Month: Cruz | July 2026
Thomas Melia
July already? We're Cruz-ing through the year. Meet this Northern Indie rock band who've been crowned Audio North's latest Artist of the Month.
Sam, Tom, Jamie and Ethan, better known by band-name Cruz, are well and truly making a name for themselves with a whole host of gig dates scattered throughout the Summer.
Live music lovers are about to become very familiar with the 'Disco Colour Beams' songwriters, as Cruz' Summer schedule includes Isle of Wight Festival, Truck Festival and two Sheffield dates.
The Sheff-based shows are special for the fourpiece as they're hometown shows at both Everywhere At Once Festival and the incredible Tramlines Festival - Congrats lads.
Cruz are feeling the love, as the reason they're heading out to Tramlines is because they were voted the Fans' Pick, and this recognition continues as they've been chosen by Audio North to be our Artist of the Month.
An interview with Cruz | Audio North's Artist of the Month: July
Cruz-ing there way from festival to festival this Summer, the Sheffield band sat down with Audio North to talk Artist of the Month title / Credit: Press Shots (supplied)
For those who don't know, introduce us to Cruz
Tom and Sam were jamming in early 2022 before deciding to start a band while looking for other members, with Ethan and Jamie finding out through friends of friends.
Ahead of their first live gig, Cruz were drummer-less, Ethan's recruitment was lifesaving for the band as he stepped up a week before and never looked back since, four years strong.
How has Sheffield shaped you as a band?
It's such a rich city full of creatives, music-based as well as even broader to art and culture, Sheffield isn't just a city, it's a support system.
When we were starting out we got involved with all the local gig venues, who are always on the lookout to champion upcoming bands, it was so nice.
Do you feel any connection to this city's musical heritage?
Pulp, Arctic Monkeys and Richard Hawley of course, Human League and Def Leppard, the list goes on.
Growing up in Sheffield and going to gigs at The Leadmill was so incredible too.
What have been some of your favourite live shows so far?
Sidney and Matilda is prominent to us because it's where we played our very first headline date. We also supported Overpass, which was our fifth show ever as the band as we know it, then playing our headline in the same room was awesome.
Sam, Tom, Jamie and Ethan, better known as Cruz, are making waves in the Sheffield music scene / Credit: Press Shot (supplied)
If someone wanted to experience the Sheffield music scene, where would you take them?
The Washington does free shows with bands and acoustic sets, making it accessible for everyone. The majority of venues in Sheffield are always hosting gigs.
Kelham Island has a lot of free entry venues too, it's great, getting to watch four or five bands playing out all on one night in this current economy is top tier.
Tramlines and Tramlines Fringe is chaotic in the best way, you never know what to expect but you'll leave with a buzz of energy every single time.
What's some of your favourite songs by these artists?
'Soundcheck Your Soul' by The North they've got so many great tunes, they're an amazing band. Montello's 'Suit and Tie', 'Runaway Instead' The Rosadocs.
Playing out at various festivals across the UK, for this Sheffield act it's Tramlines which is the most important to them / Credit: Press Shot (supplied)
What's your favourite track off your newest EP?
Jamie picked 'Man of the People' quoting it as a 'Proper anthem', 'I Get By' is Ethan's pick, it's a track which has been in the works for a while but now the band have finally cracked the code.
While Sam's favourite song is 'Amsterdam' as it's the most personal to him and it's a chilled out number.
Sophie Smith -
15th August 2022 
