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The Badboy Bagel Co. is opening at popular Call Lane bar later this month

The first 50 customers will receive a free burger.

Clementine Hall Clementine Hall - 27th September 2022

New York-inspired Brooklyn bar on Call Lane has announced that The Badboy Bagel Co will be serving food from their venue.

The Badboy Bagel Co. is the place to go for (you guessed it) the best and most mouth-watering bagels that you can get your hands on.

Luckily for us, they've taken over the kitchen at Brooklyn Bar on Call Lane and this Friday 30 October 2022 they'll be giving away free burgers to celebrate their arrival.

Kicking off at 5pm, the first 50 people through the door will receive a delicious burger completely free of charge, so you best be quick if you want to grab yourself a bargain.

Boasting the ‘baddest bagels around’, The Badboy Bagel Co’s best-selling picks include The Juicy Hog, which comes oozing with cheese and is loaded with BBQ pulled pork, maple smoked bacon, crispy onions, Bad Boy sauce, and BBQ sauce.

There's also the Sweet But Pyscho bagel, which is delicious buttermilk fried chicken breast dipped in hot honey sauce, served with slaw and pickles. 

A bagel from The Badboy Bagel Co.
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And it's not just bagels, to accompany these tasty additions to the menu, Brooklyn will be serving up its signature tantalising cocktails, with classics including gin-lovers’ favourite 99 Problems, mojitos, and rum-infused Bacardi G. 

Max Barnett, company director at The Badboy Bagel Co, said: “We are thrilled to be coming to Brooklyn! We can’t wait to bring our flavoursome creations to the people of Call Lane.” 

Brooklyn Bar on Call Lane.
Image: Brooklyn Bar

The team at Brooklyn commented: “We haven’t found anywhere that matches The Badboy Bagel Co’s incredible bagels and we very excited to be partnering with them. Don’t forget to visit us on September 30th after 5pm for the chance to enjoy a free burger!”

From 1 October 2022, Brooklyn will be opening food and drink packages available for pre-booking to avoid disappointment. To find out more, take a look at their website.

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The Leeds Supper Club bringing people together over incredible food

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What started as a simple idea around food has grown into something much bigger for Leeds Supper Club.

The idea was born from a love of food and the idea that eating together can be about much more than what’s on your plate.

Rather than simply going out to a restaurant, Leeds Supper Club puts connection at the heart of its events, bringing people together to share incredible food and enjoy an evening in good company.

We had the pleasure of attending their most recent event where we had the most wonderful evening with founders Lizzie, Phillip and the rest of the club.

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This instalment was a very special one, as it was in collaboration with Knotfield Vine over in Horsforth.

I mean, it really doesn't get more scenic than this - we really felt like we'd been whisked away to the South of France rather than a Leeds suburb. But we wouldn't want it either way.

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What makes it a cut above the rest is the details. Every little detail has been thought out, from the low-lit, sexy lighting, hand-made name plates, live music and four courses of wonderful seasonal goodness made fresh.

From enjoying a glass of wine within the vines alongside a couple of nibbles to tucking into a three course meal around a candle-lit table, there's really nowhere else like it.

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The tagliatelle pasta with beef and whipped feta was a real highlight, and knowing Lizzie and Philip receive help on the menu and the cooking from all their friends made it taste that much sweeter.

By the end of it we'd had some delicious food, fabulous wine and shared even better conversation. And it's safe to say we left feeling a part of the club.

Keep an eye on their Instagram page here for all upcoming events.

Read more: Five of the best new restaurants and cafes to open in Leeds recently

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Five of the best new restaurants and cafes to open in Leeds recently

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Leeds has welcomed a whole host of new places to eat and drink recently, and there’s a lot to get excited about.

We all love our food, and it's safe to say we love writing about it.

So please, allow us to indulge by telling you all about five of our favourite new foodie openings that have popped up in and around Leeds over the past few months.

But fair warning, continuing to read on may cause extreme hunger...

Moods

98 Kirkgate, Leeds LS2 7DJ

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Just over a month ago, one of Leeds' most historic buildings was transformed into an all-day cafe, bar, restaurant and events space.

Moods is the brainchild of husband-and-wife founders Will and Hayley Moody, the team behind Buzz Club Tattoo.

They do it all, whether you're popping in for a coffee and a spot of brunch or swinging by for a few carefully curated cocktails and some small plates to share with friends. With a kitchen led by Head Chef Craig Rogan, who trained within Simon Rogan's Michelin-starred restaurant group, you know you're in good hands.

Read more: An all-day cafe and bar has just opened in one of Leeds’ most historic buildings – and it’s been packed ever since

Dishoom

68 Vicar Ln, Leeds LS1 7JH

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Taking over the old Flannels site on Vicar Lane, Dishoom Leeds is nothing short of beautiful and has been in the pipeline for quite some time.

Dusty pink exteriors welcome you into a huge dining room complete with gold picture frames, baby blue walls and huge arched windows. They've really thought of every little detail, even down to the relaxing incense burning on the windowsill.

The menu is large and can seem overwhelming, featuring everything from breakfast naan rolls and small plates and to big sharing curries, but the staff are keen to lend you a helping hand.

If you order anything - let it be the lamb chops (thank us later).

Read more: Everything we ate and drank at Dishoom Leeds – one of the city’s hottest new openings

Rizia's Bottega

114 Bolling Rd, Ben Rhydding, Ilkley LS29 8PN

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Rizia's Bottega, on Bolling Road on the outskirts of Ilkley, officially opened at the end of August following a soft launch, serving authentic schiacciata sandwiches, colourful salads, and light Sicilian breakfasts.

The new neighbourhood spot comes from the team behind Ilkley favourite Emporio Italia and has been created as somewhere locals can pop in for their morning coffee, sit down for a bite to eat, or pick up some high-quality Italian treats to enjoy at home.

Read more: Inside the new Italian bottega bringing a taste of Italy to Ilkley

Bruncho

159 The Headrow, Leeds LS1 5RG

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One of Manchester’s most popular brunch spots, which always has queues down the street, has made its way across to Leeds at last. 

Bruncho has opened on The Headrow, bringing its hit products like French toasts, Middle Eastern brunches, and iced matchas, to Leeds city centre. 

Bruncho has also made a name for itself with its viral creations, including Labubu Dubai pistachio French toast (how many 2025 buzzwords can you get in one menu item?) and its collection of drinks served at -86°C. We're sure that their weird and wonderful creations will go down just as well here in Leeds.

Read more: First look inside Bruncho Leeds, the viral brunch spot serving Yorkshire puddings for breakfast

Domo

Tower works, 2 Globe Rd, Holbeck, Leeds LS11 5QG

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Domo is an independent restaurant born in Sheffield that is loved by many for its delicious food, inviting atmosphere and stellar service.

Run by Raffaele Busceddu and Sarah May Elliott, Domo serves a range of traditional Sardinian specialities that aren't often seen outside the island, all made entirely in-house.

Located right on the water's edge, you could do a lot worse than plonking yourself on the terrace with mates, ordering a selection of their cocktails and tucking into a heaping plate of fried calamari and prawns or a carefully curated plate of Sardinian cured meats and cheeses.

Read more: A look inside Leeds’ first Sardinian restaurant serving soul food on the water’s edge

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