A new burger restaurant has opened inside Leeds Trinity selling everything from classic arancini to fusion burgers filled with ice cream, calzone and pizza.
Yes, a calzone in a burger is now officially on the menu in Leeds thanks to this brand new arrival.
Called Burgamore, its fusion burger menu combines some of Italy's most drool-worthy flavours with a range of different patties and buns to create something truly unique.
The Pollo burger at new Italian street food opening Burgamore is also halal / Image: Burgamore
Classic Italian street food favourites include their 'pavarotti'; a mini nduja calzone served with homemade tomato and oregano sauce, the 'caponata'; a classic, tangy and sweet Sicilian dish of aubergine, carrots, celery, white onion, tomatoes, olives, raisins, pinenuts and red wine vinegar.
But there are also some weird and wonderful fusion burger creations to be uncovered here, including a calzone burger and an 'ice cream' burger, the latter comprised of brioche bun topped with gelato of your choice and garnished with chocolate callets and sauce, toasted walnuts and sprinkles.
Burgamore is a new opening next to Yo Sushi in Leeds Trinity / Image: North Leeds Foodie
On top of this, you'll find 'spicy pizza fries' loaded with pomodoro sauce, three cheeses, crispy bacon, jalapenos, red wine mayo and mint lemon sauce, and a folded flatbread 'pizza burger' topped with a patty of your choice, lemon ricotta, baby gem, radicchio, pickled red onion and shaving cheese.
For hardcore burger fans, there's a more than.decent selection of adventurous flavour combinations: ranging from a vegan Moving Mountains chilli burger to the signature Burgamore burger, made with crispy pancetta, honey apple compote, grilled stem brocolli and red wine mayonaisse.
And what's more, a fair bit of the menu is also vegan - meaning there really is something for everyone here.
Newly opened inside Trinity, you can find Burgamore next to Yo Sushi.
A much-loved pub and live music venue is struggling with a series of 'malicious' noise complaints, prompting a huge outpouring of support from music industry insiders.
The Golden Lion over in Todmorden is facing uncertainty amidst the complaints from 'some random'.
Matthanee 'Gig' Nilavongse, who runs the venue and its live music offering, said he's 'had enough' and believes The Golden Lion is being targeted.
He stressed that nothing in the venue - the sound system, sound proofing, or anything else in its set-up - has changed since the noise complaints started.
Gig also added that people have been travelling from across the UK and even further afield to attend its events, benefitting the wider community of businesses and local economy.
He added: "Bank holiday next weekend and I'II not tolerate the threat from anyone."
Hundreds of people, including industry names like Sacha Lord, Luke Cowdrey, and Hot Chip's Joe Goddard, have voiced their support for the grassroots venue.
Sacha Lord offered his help fighting the complaints, then added: "I'm sick to death of these NIMBYS who threaten businesses and jobs."
Chelsea Teesdale, head of marketing for the Warehouse Project and Parklife, said: "Sorry you're going through this. The golden lion means so much to many. I go to all kinds of gigs and venues, nothing is quite like the magic of your home."
And Nite School Manchester wrote: "So sorry to hear you're going through this. What you've built at The Golden Lion for the people of Tod (& far beyond!) is a guiding star to us Gig, and we'll be doing everything we can to support you & the team."
Following on from this heartwarming display of affection for the venue, Gig added: "Thank you for all supports near and far, you're close to my heart.
"The show must go on, I'm not back down until the door is close."
Cheap flights up for grabs as easyJet’s ‘Big Orange Sale’ is BACK for 2026
Danny Jones
If you're in need of a holiday, there's no better time to book than now with easyJet's 'Big Orange Sale' returning to the UK.
Not only can you get affordable trips from the likes of Leeds Bradford and Doncaster Sheffield, specifically, but there are discounts across the board by the operator.
The Big Orange Sale is becoming an increasingly popular annual occurrence for Brits, with countless holidaymakers, rather fittingly, making the most of the offer.
In fact, you might have already seen the advert yourselves:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgGG1AciY3I
Just as the ad explains, those travelling via easyJet can get up to 20% discount on flights to a load of different destinations across the globe.
Yes, the company are knocking up to a fifth off the price on flights over the course of nearly 10 months' worth of travel from the UK, provided the trip is booked within the right window.
Seeing savings on more than 730,000 seats, the time frame itself is also one of the longest cut-price periods you'll come across this year, not to mention well into 2027.
Better still, it doesn't just stop at flying itself...
Get this, the flight operators and travel agents are offering up to £400 off on package holidays, meaning those old faithful all-inclusives are about to become even more bang for your buck.
Featuring not only countless mainland European favourites on the list, but also the likes of the Canary Islands, Morocco, and numerous popular skiing hotspots, just to name a few.
As reported by our friends over at The Manc, there are loads of cheap seats from the likes of Manchester Airport, Liverpool, Leeds-Bradford and more as part of this year's sale.
Allowing you to book trips departing between 1 May 2026 and 14 March 2027, it's a huge travel window for you to get extra value-for-money deals on your next getaway.
You can find the full list of flights and package holidays on easyJet's Big Orange Sale right HERE.