Bottomless brunch, £5 cocktails and affordable date night deals.
Making a defiant stand against the ever-rising cost of living, Pizza Punks is protesting with money saving deals, named 'Kill The Bill'.
Whilst prices rise by the minute, most of us have been making money-saving cuts to our lives, but with Pizza Punks new money-saving deals, date nights, meals with friends and even bottomless brunches can still remain within budget.
Named 'Kill The Bill deals', referring to the removal of those dollar bills (well, British notes) that are disappearing faster than we can earn them, the 'Kill The Bill' deals are all about offering affordable food and drink, without compromising on the quality that Pizza Punks has become synonymous with.
The pizza joint has always been known as an excellent value-for-money option with its legendary unlimited topping concept for one set price, with no hidden costs, but the San-Franciscan sourdough experts are now taking this one step further by not only refusing to hike up prices, but offering a whole range of exciting deals that will make mates dates, post-work drinks and bottomless brunches an affordable option for many.
And the offers aren't limited to one day a week and there's no happy hour time constraints to abide by so you can take advantage of at least one of these offers, no matter what time of the day you visit, even past 9pm.
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Kicking off the affordable mates dates options, Pizza Punks will be serving up unlimited booze from their new bottomless brunch menu every single day of the week.
48-hour double fermented, sourdough hand-crafted pizzas come as standard, with drool-worthy toppings like Nduja, Tuscan sausage and cult favourites like Salt and Chilli Chicken, as well as a whopping 32 other options, including plenty of veggie, vegan, halal and gluten-free.
There's plenty of fresh pasta offerings to suit all tastes available too, paired with fruity cocktail combinations (with none of that fruit syrup), prosecco and Pravha pints to keep you going throughout this boozy brunch.
Served everyday 11am - 3pm, and until 5pm on Sundays, Pizza Punks bottomless is a ninety minute experience priced at just £31.50 per person, making it one of the best-value boozy brunch experiences in the city to date, given the breadth of alcoholic options and drool-worthy meals on the menu.
Those looking for an Instagram-worthy cocktail to kickstart the night needn't have to exclusively book a bottomless offering. Priced at just £5 every Sunday - Thursday, Pizza Punks has a select cocktail menu for a fiver available all day and all night, five days a week.
But it doesn't stop there.
Pizza Punks is offering dedicated date night offers for those looking for a way to escape the everyday and celebrate with mid-week food and drinks without spending a small fortune. Every Monday, you'll find two pizzas and two beers priced at £22 with their Cheap Date Night Mondays package whilst the 'Thank FCK it’s Thursday' deal steps the romanticism up a notch with an offering of two sides, two pizzas and a bottle of wine for just £39.50.
If that's not enough, there's even weekend offers to fuel a night out on a budget too.
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Pizza Punks’ new Late-Night Pizza deal includes one of their pizzas and a whopping four cocktails for just £25. This truly is a late night offering that appreciates what you need on a night out- grab yours on either a Friday or Saturday, from 9pm.
Founder Brad Stevens has commented on the Kill The Bill money-saving deals from Pizza Punks, and why it's so important for the brand to consider the cost of living for customers during this difficult time: “The rising cost of living is crippling the people of Britain and I believe we owe it to the loyal customers that keep us afloat to set realistic and fair prices.
"Kill The Bill goes beyond this – its good quality pizza and cocktails that save our customers money every day and they have a good time whilst there here, with friendly service and good music. This is what Pizza Punks was born for, a need to rip up the rule book – unlimited toppings at one price. And we’re doing it again. We’re taking on the machine, we won’t be hiking up prices, we are here to stick a pin on inflation and deflate prices with Kill The Bill.”
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For more information, including how you can book your seat at the table for your next bottomless experience, late night pizza or post-work cocktails, visit the Pizza Punks website and click on Leeds as your chosen location.
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A Leeds-based theatre company are spreading awareness on the aftermath of spiking
From nights out to trips to the beach, Rebel Roots Theatre Company's latest production explores how spiking can change lives and why young people need to hear its message.
Imagine heading out with your mates, having what should be a brilliant night, only for one decision to change everything.
It's an uncomfortable thought, but it's one that Leeds-based Rebel Roots Theatre Company is bringing to the forefront with Aftermath, a play written by Lottie Burns that explores the devastating impact of spiking on individuals and their families.
At the centre of the story is Layla, a young woman preparing to leave home for university, and her father, David, who must confront the realities of women's safety as his daughter prepares to start a new chapter.
But Layla isn't the only one affected. Her brother Ethan is also spiked by his own friends during a trip to the beach, opening up another side to a conversation that often focuses predominantly on women.
His experience challenges the assumption that spiking is exclusively a women's issue, highlighting how men can also become victims, sometimes at the hands of people they trust. It raises important questions about male friendships, peer pressure and the way harmful behaviour can be dismissed as a joke.
Written by Burns while studying at Leeds Conservatoire, the play was inspired by growing concerns about spiking in 2021 and the way these fears were changing women's experiences of nights out.
Through Layla, Ethan and their father, David, Aftermath looks beyond the incident itself to explore its wider consequences, from damaged relationships to the difficult conversations that follow.
And it's exactly why this production deserves to reach young people in colleges and universities.
For many, heading to university means newfound independence, making new friends and experiencing student nightlife for the first time. Taking Aftermath into educational settings could help open young people's eyes to the realities of spiking, encouraging conversations around consent, trust, peer pressure and supporting those affected.
Rather than simply telling students to watch their drinks, the production offers an opportunity to understand the human consequences through a story they can connect with. It could also challenge audiences to reconsider their own behaviour and recognise when something that seems like a joke can have serious consequences.
The project has also received support from anti-spiking organisation CounterSpike. Rebel Roots Theatre Company is passionate about taking theatre beyond traditional venues, bringing new writing and important stories into pubs, community spaces and other accessible settings.
Ultimately, Aftermath is about more than one night out. It's about trust, family and the lasting impact of experiences that can affect anyone.
And if bringing this story into a college or university helps even one young person rethink their actions or better understand what someone else might go through, it's a conversation worth having.
We’re sure this production will enjoy another run thanks to its important message and core values. But if you want to catch it for yourself, you can see it this Saturday, 24 October, at The Attic in Leeds. It’s a pay-what-you-can event, starting at 7:30 pm, so don’t miss out.
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A new bar dedicated to Guinness and games is coming to Leeds city centre
Clementine Hall
Expect live music, a load of craic and plenty of Guinness at Leeds' brand-new bar.
Opening on Leeds' bustling Merrion Street, 'Love, Jackie' is the latest concept from the team behind Roxy Ball Room and King Pins.
Love, Jackie will be taking over a 7,000 sq ft space,and will be promising proper prints, late nights and plenty of Irish charm.
Pouring will be the holy trinity of Irish stouts - Guinness, Beamish and Murphy's.
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These will be served alongside Leeds' own Kirkstall Virtuous IPA and a vast whiskey selection that celebrates the best of Ireland.
Games wise, try your hand at crazy pool, interactive darts, shuffleboard and karaoke. There will also be live music every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The opening comes as Merrion Street enjoys a new wave of investment and hospitality openings, helping bring new life to one of Leeds' best known night life attractions.
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Matt Jones, CEO of Professionals at Play, said: “Everyone knows a Jackie. She’s the one who gets everyone together, convinces you to stay for another and makes sure there’s never a dull moment.
“We wanted to create a pub with that same personality. Somewhere with brilliant drinks, live music, plenty of games and the kind of atmosphere that makes you forget you were only popping in for one.
“Merrion Street is coming back to life, and we’re excited to be part of its next chapter. We think Jackie will fit right in. And because Jackie’s never been one to turn up empty-handed, the first drink’s on her."
We'll keep you updated on opening times as and when we find out, but for now you can sign up here for a pint of free Guinness. Cheers to that!
Sophie Smith -
1st August 2022 
