There is always something new happening in Leeds, with pubs, bars and restaurants continuing to open across the city and its suburbs.
And there is plenty more to look forward to, with new venues including Love, Jackie, Galway Girl and Bonnie Rogues all set to open in the coming weeks.
But before they arrive, we have rounded up 10 new venues that have opened in Leeds over the past few months - from sandwich shops and restaurants to Après-Ski-inspired party bars.
1. Moods - First White Cloth Hall, Kirkgate
Moods is an all-day cafe, bar and restaurant at First White Cloth Hall on Kirkgate, serving brunch, coffee, small plates and cocktails. It opened on July 31. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Gerard Binks
2. Burgerism - Meanwood Road
Burgerism brought its popular smash burgers to Meanwood, opening its first Leeds restaurant at 605 Meanwood Road. It opened on September 23. | Burgerism via Google
3. Paper Plane - Grand Arcade
Paper Plane is a new cocktail bar in Grand Arcade from the team behind The Domino Club, Roland's and The Woods. Inspired by 1970s Hollywood and Japanese listening bars, it plays music exclusively on vinyl and serves cocktails and whisky. It opened on October 29. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Tony Johnson
4. Açai Social Club - The Calls
Açai Social Club opened its first permanent Leeds cafe at 32 The Calls after previously operating as a pop-up. It serves açai bowls with unlimited toppings, alongside matcha, coffee and smoothies. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Tony Johnson
5. Tahin - Kirkgate
Tahin returned to Leeds city centre after leaving its former home in The Core shopping centre. The family-run Turkish restaurant serves shawarma, pide, lahmacun, speciality flatbreads and hummus at its new premises on Kirkgate. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Tony Johnson
6. Bruncho - The Headrow
Manchester brunch business Bruncho opened its first Leeds cafe at 159 The Headrow in September, serving sweet and savoury breakfast dishes, sandwiches, cinnamon buns and barista-made drinks. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Gerard Binks