One of Leeds’ favourite restaurants has had a gorgeous summer glow-up.
After gracing Leeds with beautiful fine-dining in the heart of the city centre almost ten years ago, Crafthouse hasn’t looked back since its opening.
Now, bringing its stunning rooftop setting into the summer season, the Michelin-guide recommended restaurant and bar has had an exciting makeover- just in time for summer.
Expect a beautiful escape from the everyday on the rooftop with plenty of greenery and decor inspired by the changing of the seasons.
Zoe Yeoh the General Manager at Crafthouse explained: “Located in the heart of the city and with a view of the rooftops across the town, we have been inspired to develop our décor to bring the outside in. Mixing town and country and creating a green oasis for our diners to enjoy.
“The light, fresh and full of life scheme aims to relax our diners and envelop them in a world away from the day to day.”
Head Chef Simon Jewitt has even made alterations to the menu to reflect the interior changes with delicious choices of Nori cured Loch Duart salmon and pea & lemon verbena risotto soon to be firm summer favourites.
The A La Carte menu is also now reflective of the seasonal produce available, with the likes of pan fried cod and roasted cauliflower gnocchi with Swiss chard, ver jus grapes, almond foam, as well as barbecued maitake mushroom with broad bean and sorrel salad, black garlic purée, finished with nasturtium making an appearance on the new sunshine-inspired menu.
Meat-eaters will also be delighted to find the Hereford fillet of beef offerings with pastrami short rib, crispy potato terrine confit roscoff onion and watercress purée as an ideal late evening dinner option whilst day drinkers and salad conessuiers are expected to be blown away by the effortless heritage tomato & buffalo burrata salad, romesco sauce with lovage and parmesan.
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For more information about how you can head up to the newly-refurbished Crafthouse restaurant and grab a seat in the sunshine to test out Simon Jewitt’s latest creations for yourself, visit the Crafthouse website.
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