Drink away hump day with bottomless prosecco or mocktails at one of the most beautiful cafes in Leeds city centre.
Bottomless brunch is a huge part of Leeds life.
The endless cocktails are really the only way to get the weekend going and there are so many options available, it's sometimes easy to get overwhelmed with options.
Whether you're looking for aesthetics, value for money, delicious food or a stand-out cocktail, Fleur Cafe offer them all: making the cafe a fail-safe option for any bottomless bruncher.
Now the most instagrammable cafe in Leeds have taken endless booze to a whole new level and are offering 2-for-1 on their bottomless brunch each Wednesday evening.
There's even two different options to suit your mid-week dining preferences.
Opt for unlimited prosecco or mocktails and grab a delicious meal from their pan and grill or sandwich menu for ninety minutes of wining and dining in the most instagrammable cafe in the city.
Mocktails don't have to be boring and Fleur are out to prove this. Choose from a tempting virgin colada or peach collins to sip on, or for a more tangy taste, try the raspberry elderflower sour mocktail.
Just try and tell us this bottomless brunch doesn't look like the best way to spend your Wednesday evening. / Image: Fleur Cafe
Over the ninety minutes of unlimited drinks, there will be plenty of opportunities to try out all three: the staff are always attentive and nothing is ever too much trouble.
Every Wednesday between 4pm and 8pm, you can grab yourself a seat at the best value bottomless brunch in town, but the endless boozy options don't stop there.
The popular bar actually offer bottomless brunch every day. You may not get their 2-for-1 deal, but you can certainly enjoy a range of bottomless options, including cocktails from their famous pornstar martini trees.
There are two different sittings: one 10.30am-2.30pm and the other 3-8pm, which is extended to 9pm on a Saturday night.
The popular cafe are known for their pornstar martini trees. / Image: Fleur Cafe
Choose between unlimited prosecco, cocktails or mocktails and then select your desired delicious dish.
The morning sitting offers your typical brunch food. Think french toast, avocado aplenty and flavoursome coconut pancakes.
The afternoon and evening reservations focus on a more a la carte menu: barbeque short ribs, wagyu pretzel burgers and curries are all on the pan and grill or sandwich menu and ready for you to dip into as you move between drinks.
Temple Newsam will be transformed into a brand-new immersive festive story event.
Following a second successful winter, Leeds’ spectacular immersive light show Northern Lights is returning with a brand-new journey.
The Lost Light of Christmas is a narrative driven adventure that will lead visitors around the iconic grounds of Temple Newsam this winter, running from Friday 20 November to Thursday 31 December 2026.
With over 100,000 visitors each year, Northern Lights Leeds has been completely reimagined this winter with a showcase of exclusive art installations from some of the UK’s leading light artists.
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There'll be special effects, interactive elements and bespoke audio compositions all tied together with an illuminating new narrative theme.
Visitors will follow a glowing trail through enchanted forests, along sparkling pathways and around shimmering lagoons with plenty of hidden surprises along the way as you help the fairies on their quest restore the Lost Light of Christmas before it goes out forever.
Approximately one mile in length, the light trail will host over a dozen illuminations with a curated selection of vintage fairground rides and a variety of classic festive treats, including mulled wine, hot chocolate and toasted marshmallows.
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Ben Robinson - Director, From The Fields said: “After two incredible years at Temple Newsam we’re thrilled to be reinventing Northern Lights Leeds. The team have excelled themselves with a truly immersive narrative experience unlike anything we’ve ever done before and we think Leeds is going to love The Lost Light of Christmas.
"Having worked with Temple Newsam closely over the past few years, we’re constantly improving the Northern Lights experience in order to make it as inclusive and accessible as we can."
Tickets for The Lost Light of Christmas will go on sale Thursday 2 July with prices starting at £12.00 for children and £17.00 for adults. Get yours here.
A ‘Mini Mall’ full of independent food traders and local brands is coming to Leeds city centre
Clementine Hall
The Merrion Centre is set to become the home of an exciting new retail and food destination this summer.
Introducing The Mini Mall, an innovative retail concept designed to create a flagship city-centre destination for local brands, artisan producers and independent food traders.
The new 4,885 sq ft ground-floor space will be completely dedicated entirely to independent Yorkshire brands, artisan producers, and local food creators.
Operating as a premium 'satellite department store', The Mini Mall provides established independent businesses with fully staffed, centrally managed retail bays.
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Shoppers can expect a carefully curated selection of Yorkshire-based homeware designers, fashion labels, craft producers, and street food vendors under one roof.
The Mini Mall will open on Saturday 25July with an official public grand opening featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony, live brand showcases, and the full launch of the Mini Food Hall.to meet the makers behind the brands.
Shaz Westfield, founder of Eventszo, said: "The Mini Mall was created to give independent businesses the opportunity to trade in a prime city-centre location without the barriers that often come with traditional retail.
“Yorkshire is home to an incredible community of makers, creators and food businesses, and our goal is to provide a platform where they can grow, connect with new customers and thrive. We're delighted to be launching our flagship venue at the Merrion Centre and look forward to building a destination that champions local talent and entrepreneurship."
Charles Newman, asset management director at Town Centre Securities PLC (TCS), owners of The Merrion Centre, said: "What makes the Merrion Centre different is the breadth and character of our occupier mix. We've always championed businesses that bring something unique to the city centre, creating a destination that offers visitors experiences they won't find elsewhere on the high street."
You can find out more about Leeds' new Mini Mall here.
Sophie Smith -
26th October 2021 
