Leeds’ most anticipated new venue, CrowdedHouse, will open its doors later this month.
Located in Trinity Leeds’ and taking over the coveted Angelica and Crafthouse spot, CrowdedHouse will feature across multiple levels, rooms and of course an impressive terrace space.
CrowdedHouse will offer a day-to-night drinking and dining experience in an elegant, refined setting.
Accessible by the iconic glass Boar Lane lift, the vast new space will welcome professionals as well as casual diners to use the space throughout the working day, from a cheeky coffee to a working lunch.
Downstairs will feature a relaxed lounge area as well as a main restaurant for dining, whereas upstairs you’ll find a beautiful terrace and rooftop which is what we knew and loved Angelica for.
As for the food, double AA rosette winner Simon Jewitt has been appointed as Head Chef who will be cooking up a menu featuring produce sourced from regional suppliers, championing Yorkshire provenance.
Divided into snacks, plates and larger plates, the menu will offer favourites such as Korean fried chicken, Shorthorn beef tartare, and vegan specialities such as beetroot pappardelle and crispy Jerusalem artichokes.
And if you’re looking to get real fancy, a seasonal fish and shellfish menu will be served on the rooftop, including native oysters, Islay langoustines and hand dived scallops.
Founder and owner John Quinlan said: “A sense of pride really characterises the launch of CrowdedHouse for me. It’s a true cultural moment for Leeds – a flexible venue that works with you and whatever you need. From coffee to cocktails, we’re here to offer you a haven above the noise of the city.
“CrowdedHouse will offer the very best of Leeds right in the heart of the city, enjoying dedicated dining spaces across floors five and six with unrivalled views from the terrace, and accompanied by live music as a regular feature. Sundays bring a rich offering of traditional roasts paired with a relaxed atmosphere to recharge for the week ahead.
“Leeds has a strong independent spirit, and no shortage of creativity – but it’s craving a venue to celebrate that. So, whether it’s a meeting, a quiet couple of hours to yourself or a catch up with old friends, CrowdedHouse moves with you through the day.”
CrowdedHouse will open on Thursday 31 July and you can book your table here.
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