Adam Bricklebank has opened Bricklebank’s Cafe and Bar in Chapel Allerton, after taking over the lease of the former Mad Greek restaurant in Stainbeck Lane. Adam already has years of experience in the hospitality industry under his belt, getting his first job as a pot wash when he was just 14.
Bricklebank’s opened with a soft launch on Monday, before an official opening celebration on Thursday evening, and it’s already been packed. We take a look inside.
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Adam Bricklebank has opened his first Leeds business, Bricklebank's Cafe and Bar, on Stainbeck Lane in Chapel Allerton Photo: Tony Johnson
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Adam has always had his sights set on owning his own restaurant, and he's transformed the former Mad Greek unit into a cafe and bar serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Photo: Tony Johnson
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Bricklebank’s Cafe and Bar serves English breakfast classics including eggs royale, eggs benedict and avocado and toast, as well as brunch and lunch including salads and pancakes Photo: Tony Johnson
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The venue is a cafe by day and a bar by night, with a range of cocktails Photo: Tony Johnson
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Bricklebank's also serves a range of spirits, wines and beer - including its own pilsner Photo: Tony Johnson