Leeds is truly blessed with a bottomless brunch for every occasion, even a Sunday roast.
When it comes to bottomless brunch experiences, we know our city has the best there is. From serious competitive drinking at bottomless Leeds United games to a light brunch and Prosecco for the 'gram, there truly is something for everyone to enjoy.
Just when you think you've heard it all, Taag have a Sunday Brunch club that offers a bottomless Sunday roast dinner, known as the Allure bottomless brunch.
Available on it namesake day, guests have the option of classic meats: chicken, beef, lamb or a meat-free nut roast, that is served with rosemary and thyme potatoes, honey glazed carrots and parsnips, seasonal greens and helpings of rich gravy to pour over.
There's even a dessert menu with sticky toffee and custard or a strawberry and champagne jelly to tuck into after your main.
To wash all this down, the main reason for attendance: the bottomless drinks list. Think Prosecco by the glass, beer, a Bellini (of five) or taste the house cocktail, Taag on the Beach, made from vodka, schnapps, OJ and cranberry juice.
If that's not enough for your Sunday, expect plenty of fun and games from the moment you arrive. There's giant playing cards, Jenga stacks and even a huge Connect 4 board is available for you and a mate to play. All these games are available to play whilst dancing to the beat of Taag's resident house DJ.
It goes without saying that any bottomless at Taag is very social media friendly, but if you needed any more proof, you only need to look at the flower walls, perfect for a selfie or the personal photographer on-hand to capture every special moment of your bottomless brunch experience.
Taag state that: "Sunday Funday is finally back in Leeds. Every week our chefs prepare an enticing roast dinner accompanied by bottomless drinks and music to create the best vibe in Leeds".
All this, plus plenty more surprises on the day for just £30 a head- it's a bargain compared to some of the other options our city has to offer. Booking is highly recommended to avoid disappointment, more information can be found on the Taag website, including how to book a table for your next bottomless.
Madre is one of those few restaurants that has been making us jealous of Manchester for years - but finally, it’s Leeds’ turn.
A couple of months after the launch of Salon Madre, a colourful pool hall and taqueria, it’s time for Leeds to welcome its sister restaurant.
Madre will open its doors on Wellington Place this week, promising to educate us all in the art of ‘sobremesa’, which means to linger at the table long after the meal is over.
And trust us, after popping in for a sneak peek today, you won’t be in a rush to leave this place.
The unit has been totally transformed by the Madre team - it’s all jagged angles on the tables and soft curves on the walls, with a colour palette that goes all the way from deep terracotta to neon green.
From an open kitchen you can see the team constructing tacos and piling oysters with jalapeño mignonette and salsa brava.
The menu is split neatly into four sections - snacks (elote, wings, Caesar salad and guac); raw (oysters, tuna tostadas, and aguachile); tacos (including birria); and parilla (wood-fired dishes like BBQ octopus and slow cooked lamb breast).
Click through the gallery below to see inside Madre Leeds
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Pull up a seat at a tile-topped table and you can expect to dig into everything from rich Oaxacan-inspired moles and salsas to Baja-style mariscos and Sonoran grilled meats.
Pop down on a Tuesday and you can take advantage of Madre’s two-for-one taco deal - we can’t really think of a better evening than tucking into dinner at Madre before heading across the road for happy hour margs and a game of pool at Salon Madre.
Madre is brought to the city by the teams behind London’s famous Breddos Tacos and esteemed Liverpudlian eatery Belzan.
Leeds’ first frozen yoghurt bar is opening in Headingley this weekend
Clementine Hall
The frozen yoghurt craze is on its way to Leeds as Kefiyo is set to open in Headingley in just a few days.
It's a phenomenon that has caught the attention of the TikTok and Instagram girlies as of late, with frozen yoghurt bars popping up in Manchester and going viral online.
The ice cold sweet treat is supposedly 'healthy' and with a slogan of 'eat Clean. feel Light. live Better.' - this new spot in Leeds seems to be going down that route too.
Kefiyo will be opening in the old Sixes site on Ash Road in Headingley, and they've just announced that they'll be soft launching this Sunday 19 April 2026.
The space is already sporting a super cute pastel green and pink exterior, and it's exactly matching the aesthetic that you'd expect with froyo.
Kefiyo will offer a range of frozen yoghurt flavours with a whole bunch of toppings for you to customise to your tastebuds, as well as fresh acai bowls.
Situated slap bang in the centre of Headingley, we've got a feeling it'll be very busy with students on their way to their morning lecture or at night for those looking for a sweet treat that doesn't feel too naughty.
We'll keep you updated on more Kefiyo updates as and when we find out.
But in the meantime, you can keep an eye on their socials here. We'll see you soon for a scoop Leeds.
Sophie Smith -
17th January 2022 
