Eat Leeds Cocktail Week: 11 bars and restaurants running bargain deals - from Alchemist to Angelica

Eat Leeds has announced its first cocktail and mocktail week – hosting bargain deals across the city.

By Abbey Maclure

Published 9th Oct 2022, 16:30 GMT

More than 25 restaurants have signed up to take part, running special offers from Monday October 17 to Sunday October 23.

Here, we’ve rounded up 11 bars and restaurants were you get get a cheap tipple.

These bars and restaurants will all be serving bargain offers during the event

1. 11 deals for Eat Leeds Cocktail Week

These bars and restaurants will all be serving bargain offers during the event Photo: Eat Leeds

The Alchemist Greek Street and Trinity are offering their Colour Changing Cocktail for just £5.

2. Alchemist

The Alchemist Greek Street and Trinity are offering their Colour Changing Cocktail for just £5. Photo: Alchemist

For an exotic twist on a Pornstar Martini consisting of Havana infused saffron, lime juice, homemade passion fruit syrup, homemade pineapple foam - head to Angelica. The cocktail will be £5 during the event.

3. Angelica

For an exotic twist on a Pornstar Martini consisting of Havana infused saffron, lime juice, homemade passion fruit syrup, homemade pineapple foam - head to Angelica. The cocktail will be £5 during the event. Photo: Angelica

Fleur in The Light is offering £5 cocktails and mocktails between 3-5pm, Monday-Friday.

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Fleur in The Light is offering £5 cocktails and mocktails between 3-5pm, Monday-Friday. Photo: Fleur

Iberica is offering three of its miniature cocktails for £12, the perfect accompaniment to its signature steak.

5. Iberica

Iberica is offering three of its miniature cocktails for £12, the perfect accompaniment to its signature steak. Photo: Simon Hulme

Head to Mans Market for £7 cocktail specials or £4 mocktail specials as well as some delicious street-food inspired by the markets of Hong Kong.

6. Mans Market

Head to Mans Market for £7 cocktail specials or £4 mocktail specials as well as some delicious street-food inspired by the markets of Hong Kong. Photo: Simon Hulme