Headrow House know how to take Christmas seriously.
Between their Festive Special Open House and Christmas events, it’s a surprise the team at Headrow have had time to cook up a new festive menu.
But as always, the foodie favourite never disappoints and this Christmas they’re bringing a taste of round-the-world dishes to the dinner table.
We’re talking about brussel sprout bhajis.
Can’t decide if it’s too controversial or pure genius- us too. The trendy combination of flavour is sure to bring something new to the Christmas dinner table and we can’t complain.
Accompanied by festive slaw, paxo seasoning and cranberry hot sauce, the Headrow House Festive Platters are designed with the season of sharing in mind.
All £26 sharers not only come with this festive selection, as well as two platters of fries and either vegan döner or turkey shawarma.
This winning combo is the ideal feast for friends attending one of Headrow House’s many festive events in the Christmas lead up.
In addition to their bestselling weekly pub quiz, the Headrow events calendar has more than enough to keep you occupied in November and December: we’re already thinking of moving in to save on the commute.
On Wednesday 1 December, bring a Christmas jumper and a five of your nearest and dearest to raise some money for Mencap, a leeds-base charity for young people with learning disabilities.
The winners will received a £50 bar tab, but more importantly the night will celebrate the important work of Mencap whilst answering questions to the Christmas quiz like you’re Anne Robinson.
Then on Saturday 4 December, the Open House will feature some of the finest festive makers in the city and play host to a range of independent stalls.
Grab all your Christmas presents whilst sipping on a pint and taking a bite of those all-important brussel sprout bhajis: it’ll be most relaxing shopping experience in Leeds.
Oh, did we mention there’s free mulled wine included?
For more information visit the Headrow House website or social media pages.
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