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.
Howard Assembly Room to launch new bar with permanent kitchen from Yuzu Street Food.
HAR bar, the intimate Grade II-listed space beneath Leeds City Centre's multi-disciplinary venue, the Howard Assembly Room,will now open five days a week with a brand new permanent food partner.
If you're not familiar York’s Yuzu Street Food, then allow us to fill you in.
First established in York following an enlightening culinary trip to Asia in 2019, Yuzu Street Food is now recognised as one of the north’s finest street food vendors.
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Serving up contemporary takes on bao buns, fried chicken, ramen, katsu curry and much more; Yuzu are set to be the perfect addition to the Howard Assembly Room and its new bar HAR.
First launched in February, a programme of improvements saw the space previously occupied by the restaurant Kino transformed into the HAR bar.
An intimate venue in the cultural heart of the city, HAR bar guests can now enjoy fresh coffee, quality cocktails and a rotation of beers from breweries including Leeds institution Kirkstall Brewery throughout the week.
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Yuzu Street Food will open at HAR on Friday 15 May.
Michael Wilkinson, Director of Strategy and Commercial, said: “We are very excited to be welcoming Yuzu to HAR bar, with their Asian-inspired street food providing the perfect accompaniment to our range of drinks and firmly establishing HAR bar as one of Leeds’ leading spots to meet and eat.
"We want everyone in the city to feel that this is their space, where great music, a welcoming atmosphere and exceptional service combine to create a truly special place that embodies the city’s creativity while also supporting Opera North’s outreach work across the north.
Chris Hargroves, Yuzu Founder & CEO, said: “We’re delighted to be back in Leeds city centre! Leeds has always shown us incredible support and energy and returning really feels like coming home. We’re excited to reconnect with the community, welcome familiar faces and introduce our new menu items to the new ones. Working with such a prestigious venue as the Howard Assembly Room is something we’re absolutely buzzing about and we can’t wait to fire up the woks!”
Popular beer festival showcasing over 35 indie breweries is returning to Leeds this month
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Hop City, the long-running beer festival from award-winning Leeds-based brewery Northern Monk, returns this month for its ninth year.
Beer lovers, this one's for you.
Bringing over 35 of the best independent breweries from the UK, Europe and North America together to The Old Flax Store, Hop City will have approximately 250 different world-class beers for guests to try across one weekend of festivities.
The best part? Every pour across the weekend is included in the price of the ticket alongside a Hop City branded glass to enjoy them in, so don't worry about having to continuously reach for your wallet.
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Joining Northern Monk this year are UK breweries including Brighton’s Beak, Deya from Cheltenham, Manchester-based Track and Edinburgh’s Newbarns who will be pouring next to the likes of US breweries Trillium, Root + Branch, Finback and everywhere; Canadian’s Messorem and Third Moon, and a selection of Europe’s finest indie brewers.
Seriously, this is a beer lover's paradise.
And it's not just about the booze, as joining Hop City 2026 will be joined by Leeds’ own Bundobust who will be bringing their Indian street food alongside Bonehead Fried Chicken and Hermanos Caliente, courtesy of Niko’s Comfort Kitchen.
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Not a beer fan? Don't fret as natural wine bar Rinse will be pouring all weekend whilst Below Stairs will be providing the cocktails.
Russell Bisset, Founder of Northern Monk, said: “What started out as an idea to host some of our favourite breweries in Leeds has grown into something bigger than we could have imagined. From the beginning, the ambition was clear - to champion the best hop-forward breweries in the world and to create the first beer festival in Europe dedicated to celebrating hoppy beers and IPAs.
"Today, it’s about bringing some of the greatest breweries from across the globe together under one roof, creating something genuinely special for people who love beer as much as we do. Heading into our ninth year with a line-up of this calibre is something we’re incredibly proud of. It’s not just about the beer, but the community, collaboration, and spirit behind it.”
Hop City 2026 will take place from Friday 15 to Saturday 16 of May, and you can buy your tickets here.
Sophie Smith -
17th January 2022 
