We recently highlighted 10 of our favourite independent cafes across Leeds for a seriously tasty breakfast, from House of Koko to The Empire Cafe.
And we were inundated with suggestions to add to the list, with dozens of you sharing your personal favourites. From the old-school caf to the more upmarket restaurant, these are the gems of your neighbourhoods that you think deserve a place in the spotlight.
Here are 13 of your recommendations - the places where you love to eat breakfast in Leeds.
7. Alexander's Cafe
As well as offering outside catering, this neighbourhood deli in Cookridge serves breakfast, brunch, lunch and afternoon tea. Linzi Phelan and Stacey Gardner recommended it for breakfast, and the menu includes lighter dishes (granola, a poke bowl) alongside hearty options. 📍 Otley Old Road, Cookridge | Steven Wilson/Google
8. Boomerang Deli
This family-run business serves house blend coffee and home-cooked food, and it's ranked as the number one cafe in Morley on TripAdvisor. For breakfast, many reviewers recommend the Eggs Boomerang - the cafe's take on Eggs Benedict. Boomerang was recommended by Sarah Jane and Chris Quinn. 📍 Albion Street, Morley | Frank Patt/Google
9. Nisco Restaurant and Deli
This Kippax restaurant and deli was a popular suggestion from our readers, recommended by Samuel Pratt, Max Silkstone, Caine Pallister and more. It serves Mediterranean food and brunch, and the deli menu includes breakfast bagels, an American breakfast, garlic mushrooms on sourdough and lots more. 📍 Cross Hills, Kippax | Nisco Restaurant and Deli/Google
10. Cafe YumYum
Lee Carruthers recommended this cafe in Brewery Place, on the banks of the River Aire. It serves breakfast, brunch, lunch and drinks, with vegetarian and gluten-free options. Cafe YumYum has recently had a makeover, too. 📍 Brewery Place, city centre. | Ascii Ou/Google
11. Riveresque Cafe and Bar
Another riverside recommendation, this long-standing, traditional cafe in the city centre was highlighted by Lee Carruthers. It serves full English breakfasts, breakfast sandwiches, paninis and snacks, and its hidden, outdoor terrace is one of the city's best secrets - perfect for an al fresco breakfast in the warmer months. 📍 Bridge End, city centre | Ian Wright/Google
12. Heaney & Mill
This family-run Headingley restaurant, recommended by Sophie West, serves breakfast every day from 9am-11.45am. Highlights on the menu include homemade kedgeree crumpet with curried haddock, gochujang crispy chicken pancakes, and chorizo beans. 📍 Otley Road, Headingley | Tony Johnson