It looks like we're in for a very tasty month ahead, Leeds.
Safe to say 2025 begins with us counting the pennies left over from one-too-many Christmas nights out – and with that long stretch til payday, we’re open to as many ways to continue eating out across the city as possible.
And if you’re the same, we’ve got you covered with an offer a day for the entire month of January!
From half price pizzas and burgers to winning gift cards and karaoke rooms for less, if it’s in Leeds and it’s cheaper than usual throughout January – we’ve got it covered.
Keep reading to find out all the best food and drink offers in Leeds for January 2025...
Cut and Craft
23 King Edward Street | Monday - Friday
Image: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: Enjoy two Courses for £22 or three Courses £27 when you dine from The Cut & Craft’s lunch menu.
T&Cs: Available Monday - Friday, 11am - 4pm. Walk-ins welcome but booking is recommended. Book your table here.
The Alchemist
Greek Street and Trinity Shopping Centre | Available Sunday – Friday
Image: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: 25% off the food bill and 20% off cocktails when booking
T&Cs: Available Sunday – Friday until 5pm, 5 – 31 January 2024.
Almost Famous
Great George Street, Leeds city centre | Available Monday – Friday
Images: The Manc GroupImage: The Hoot Leeds
The restaurant:The northern burger bar is serving its original ‘dirty burgers’ piled high with bacon bits and sauces as well as loaded fries and wings – it’s a true American diner style treat.
The offer: 50% off all burgers
T&Cs: Available 2 – 31 January 2024, available every day except Saturday
Banyan
City Square, Leeds City Centre | Available from 3 January 2025
Image: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: 10 dishes for £10
T&Cs: Available all day, Sunday – Friday
Belgrave Music Hall & Canteen
Cross Belgrave Street | Available throughout January
Images: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: Half price slice, 2-for-£10 cocktails, £3.50 Amstel and a £5 saver menu at Patty's
T&Cs: Available all day, every day
Brasserie Blanc
Soverign Street, Leeds City Centre | Available until 8 February 2025
The offer: Sign up for 50% off main courses
T&Cs: Available Monday to Thursday all day and Saturday until 5pm
Bundobust
Image: The Manc Group
The offer: Bundobust are giving away 2500 free ‘Lunch Express’ dishes this January with the main batch of free food going to the first 100 people queuing outside the restaurant across all locations in Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool. Then from 7 until 31 January, there will be 25 free lunch spots every weekday to get your hands on.
House of Fu
The Headrow | Monday to Friday throughout January
Image: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: Big bowls of ramen for just £10, plus free karaoke all day!
T&Cs: £10 ramen and rice bowls, 11.30am – 6.30pm Monday to Friday, plus loads of giveaways including a trip to Tokyo (scratch cards handed out every time you dine).
Galleria
Armley, Leeds | Throughout January 2025
Images: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: 25% off food from 5pm, Thursday - Saturday plus 2 cocktails or spritz for £15 all day every day and Bottomless Batch Brew £5 ‘til 5pm, Monday - Friday.
Manahatta
Greek Street, Merrion Street and Headingley
Image: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: 50% off food
T&Cs: Pre-bookings only, available from Sunday to Friday
Olive Tree Brasserie
South Parade | Available every Monday – Friday until 7 February
Images: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: 50% off food menu
T&Cs: Available every Monday – Friday, pre-booking required
Call Lane, Leeds City Cente | Available all week excluding Saturdays after 5pm
Image: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: 50% off dim sum
T&Cs: Advance bookings only
Restaurant Bar & Grill
City Square, Leeds City Centre | Every Monday – Thursday from 8 January
Images: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: 25% off food
T&Cs: Must be on the Á La Carte menu, available every Monday – Thursday when you sign up to Club IR (here)
Tattu
Toronto Square, Leeds City Centre | Sunday – Thursday and until 4:45pm on Friday throughout January
Image: The Manc Group
The offer: 30% off food
T&Cs: Food must be from the A La Carte menu, available all day Sunday – Thursday and on Fridays until 4.45pm
Waterlane Boat House
Canal Wharf, Holbeck | Available 1 – 30 January 2025
Images: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: 50% off select dishes Monday - Saturday, 50% off pizzas all day Sunday and free chips and soft drink with any sandwich Monday to Friday 12 - 4pm
T&Cs: Available 1 – 30 January 2025
Where to find them: Canal Wharf, Holbeck behind Granary Wharf
Neon Cactus
Call Lane, Leeds City Centre | Offer changes each week
Images: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: The offers change each week, but there’s currently 50% off six popular items, including tacos, wings and cocktails
T&Cs: Offer changes weekly, booking in advance is recommended
The Cheesy Living Co.
Leeds Corn Exchange / Oakwood | Available throughout January
Image: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: £14.50 per person for fondue
T&Cs: Available at the Corn Exchange and the Oakwood site Tuesday – Friday, 12pm-5pm
Ox Club
19a The Headrow | Available throughout January
Images: The Hoot Leeds
The offer: 25% off food Tuesday - Thursday
Ambiente
36-28 The Calls | Available throughout January
The offer: 6 tapas dishes for £25
T&Cs: Available Sunday to Thursday all day and Friday until 5pm
Farsley is one of Leeds' most beloved suburbs, and it's not hard to see why.
Drenched in history and industrial heritage, Farsley has a lot to say for itself and is overflowing with things to see and do.
It has a real community feel to it which you can feel almost instantly, and it's filled with loads of independent businesses which makes Farsley the perfect spot to explore at the weekend.
Here are our top picks of what to do in this this up-and-coming suburb of Leeds this weekend.
Westroyd Park is a beautiful green gem situated in the heart of Farsley. A sprawling expanse of greenery featuring free tennis courts and colourful gardens with the lovely West Royd House at its centre.
Thanks to the brass band that play every weekend, the park really comes alive throughout the summer making it the perfect place to bring a picnic, relax and take in the stunning scenery.
Sunny Bank Mills
Sunny Bank Mills, Farsley, Pudsey, LS28 5UJ
Image: The Hoot Leeds
Sunny Bank Mills is an inspirational commercial and cultural destination in the heart of the local community of Farsley. Founded in 1829, these beautifully restored mills are now home to a range of independent organisations both large and small.
Visit their 3,000 square foot art gallery and view the work of local artists, designers and makers. You can buy many of the pieces on display or have a go yourself at one of their many workshops and creative courses.
Grumpy's
2 Old Combing, Farsley, Pudsey LS28 5UJ
Images: The Hoot Leeds
Tucked away inside Sunny Bank Mills, Grumpy’s has built a huge reputation for its incredible wood-fired pizzas, laid-back atmosphere, that more or less has a proper community feel at the forefront.
Created by sisters Alex and Cassie, the family-run restaurant was even named after their dad, 'Grumpy' himself, and that personal touch runs through everything they do.
'Community, friendship and good beer' are Amity's ethos. Opening in December 2020 they have quickly become a Farsley favourite. Located in the Sunny Bank Mills, the brewpub serves limited batch beer on-site to their local community, focusing on modernised takes on classic beer styles.
La Grassa
Inside Amity Brew Co.
Image: The Hoot Leeds
La Grassa is a new concept from Stuzzi Leeds co-founders Jimbob Phillips and Brett Lee, that just a few weeks ago opened up inside Amity Brew Co.
La Grassa is a new Italian-American ‘Paninoteca’ and diner concept, where you can get your hands on paninos filled with house-made meats, cheeses and glossy sauces. But be warned, your hands may get a bit messy whilst doing so.
Silver's Bakehouse
62 Town St, Farsley, Pudsey LS28 5LF
Images: The Hoot Leeds
Just when you thought Leeds’ favourite sandwich spot couldn't get any better, they go and open a bakery.
Silver's Bakehouse has opened its beautiful pastel green doors today over in Farsley to queues of excited fans eager to get their first taste. Expect focaccia sandwiches, gooey brownies, chewy cookies and loads more.
Pardon Me
Unit 12, The Twisting, Sunny Bank Mills, Farsley, LS28 5UJ
Image: The Hoot Leeds
Tucked away in the beautiful Sunny Bank Mills, Pardon Me is a record bar built around 'music, atmosphere, and detail'.
It's been launched by Scott Rapson, who grew up in the Scottish Highlands and fell in love with music around the time of the arrival of hip hop in the early 80s. Bartenders here create a small but perfectly formed menu of cocktails and pour natural wines from Wayward Wines in front of a wall of vinyl, while a collection of Scott's records play as a soundtrack to your evening.
Cargo Wines
Sunny Bank Mills
Images: The Hoot Leeds
If you're after a proper nice wine bar then this is the spot for you. They've got a wine for everyone in a gorgeous, chilled out atmosphere. If you need us, we're probably here.
St Jude's
69 Town St, Farsley, Pudsey LS28 5HX
Image: The Hoot Leeds
If you're after some lovely brunch and a cup of coffee, then look no further than St Jude's. This fabulous all-day dining spot serve up a really varied menu so everything that can get something they fancy.
Feature Image- Grumpy's
Eats
The family-run neighbourhood Leeds restaurant that’s about more than just pizza – it’s about community
Declan Kelly
It doesn’t take long to see why this place has become such a firm favourite with the Farsley crowd.
We finally took a trip to Grumpy's Bar and Wood Fired Pizza and safe to say, you were absolutely right about this one.
Tucked away inside Sunny Bank Mills, Grumpy’s has built a huge reputation for its incredible wood-fired pizzas, laid-back atmosphere, that more or less has a proper community feel at the forefront.
Created by sisters Alex and Cassie, the family-run restaurant was even named after their dad, 'Grumpy' himself, and that personal touch runs through everything they do.
Images: The Hoot Leeds
From supporting local community events to creating a genuinely welcoming space where you can rock up in trainers or stay for hours without realising, it feels like much more than just somewhere to grab food. It feels like part of the neighbourhood’s personality.
And then there’s the pizza.
Everything is made fresh in-house, and watching the team stretch out the dough before piling on all the toppings adds a bit of theatre to the whole experience.
Images: The Hoot Leeds
The wood-fired pizzas are definitely the stars of the show, coming out with that perfect crispy base, soft airy crust, and smoky finish that makes you immediately think, “yeah, that’s the good stuff.”
They also offer a gluten-free base, so there’s something on the menu for everyone to dig into.
But the small plates deserve their flowers too. Dishes like their burrata are a proper crowd-pleaser, served with fresh seasonal tomatoes and bread perfect for scooping up every last bit of creamy goodness.
Add in dough balls and arancini, and suddenly the table starts looking less like a couple of starters and more like a full-on sharing feast.
Images: The Hoot Leeds
One thing we loved? The personality behind the menu. A lot of the pizzas are named after famously grumpy TV and film characters, which gives the whole place a bit of humour and fits the vibe perfectly.
And while we came for the pizza, one surprise standout was the banana split dessert. Fun, nostalgic, slightly over-the-top in the best way, and exactly the kind of thing you don’t think you’ll order… until it shows up and suddenly everyone’s fighting for the last spoonful.
Images: The Hoot Leeds
What makes Grumpy’s special, though, is that it never feels like it’s trying too hard - it’s casual, friendly, and welcoming.
Add in the sunny terrace, a few drinks, and a table full of pizzas shared between mates, and it’s easy to see why people end up staying way longer than planned.
There’s no rush here, just good food, good company, and a place that quietly gets everything right without making a fuss about it.
We finally get why Grumpy's Bar + Wood Fired Pizza is such a Farsley favourite… and trust us, we’ll definitely be back.
Clementine Hall -
2nd January 2025 
