Inside Leeds’ new Middle Eastern-inspired brunch spot that’s just opened in the city centre

Everyone’s favourite brunch cafe, House of Koko, has just opened their third site in the city centre.

If you’re a brunch lover then you will of course already know about House of Koko.

With two sites in North Leeds, this laid back cafe is well known for its brilliantly unique brunch options and wonderful service.

At the end of last week, House of Koko made its journey to the city centre and its already going down an absolute treat.

Located on Central Road in the old Mrs Atha’s site, the site is decked out in the classic House of Koko style.

Exposed brick, dark furnishings combined with colourful accents and their instantly recognisable sign shining brightly above the doorway.

The menu features House of Koko’s signature dishes, from the Lebanese Hash and Muhammara Eggs to the fluffy stacked pancakes with all the toppings imaginable.

And of course there’s the crispy loaded hash browns on the menu, because it wouldn’t be a House of Koko meal without them now would it.

Not only that, but there’s also a selection of classic cocktails on the menu which you can order no matter what time of day.

We’d recommend the Bloody Mary, perfect for getting rid of that foggy head.

House of Koko founder, Rosita Rogers, said about the opening: “House of Koko has always been about more than great coffee; it’s about connection, culture, and creating spaces with heart. With the city centre opening, we wanted to bring that same sense of community to a bigger stage and create a place that feels elevated but still warm, soulful and unmistakably Koko.

“We’ve grown from being a small neighbourhood café to something that really represents the independent spirit of Leeds, and this move into the city centre marks a reflection of how far we’ve come. House of Koko – City is about celebrating that journey and bringing our roots with us while looking to the future.”

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