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A bright, chic restaurant in the Trinity shopping centre, with great rooftop views and a wraparound terrace. — Michelin Guide
Food and art go hand in hand at this fine dining restaurant, where the walls have been treated as canvases for creative types to let their imaginations run wild. — Time Out
Acres of exposed brick, concrete floors and a soaring roof provide an industrial-chic setting for painterly presentations of imaginative dishes...a two-/three-course dinner menu is available. — Lonely Planet
Named after Bangkok’s river, it serves authentic Thai cuisine in an opulent setting, has a private dining room with sunken seating and a cocktail lounge, where you relax over a Thai-inspired martini. — Time Out
The Reliance is a comfortable-as-old-slippers bar where you can happily while away an afternoon reading or chatting with a Yorkshire beer or good glass of natural wine in hand. — Lonely Planet
Fans of quality Japanese food would do well to make a beeline for this impressive little spot down on Central Road. — Time Out
Dine in the heart of Paris without leaving Leeds at Kendells, a bistro that serves quality French cooking from its art district location (it has BBC Leeds and Northern Ballet as neighbours). — Time Out
A charming pub in Leeds, Nation of Shop Keepers brings timeless watering-hole hospitality to this buzzy urban postcode. — Michelin Guide
It’s a family-run vegetarian restaurant that specialises in Gujarati and South Indian food, and it’s garnered a loyal fan base since it opened...popular with vegetarians and carnivores alike — Time Out
A city-centre BBQ joint with more than a little American influence. The menu ranges from homemade beef jerky and pork scratchings to baby back ribs, chicken wings...there's plenty of craft beer. — Time Out
The Harvey Nichols department store's roaring success is partly due to the lure of this stylish café, a standout for food, city views, and dramatic, high-tech design. — Fodor's
This branch of the popular group is located at The Light shopping centre, so it does brisk business with those doing a bit of retail therapy. — Time Out
A former watering hole for foundry workers, this lovely old inn is now a welcoming restaurant and pub, with exposed brick, wood beams, and open fireplaces. — Fodor's
The simplicity is part of the fun: order at the bar, grab a paper plate and some plastic cutlery, find a space on the communal benches and get stuck in! — Michelin Guide
Cast Iron is all about fresh seasonal ingredients, traditional flavour combinations and time-honoured cooking methods. — Michelin Guide
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