A Sunday roast is a staple of the British dining week, and Leeds is home to plenty of pubs serving up everything from traditional roast beef and Yorkshire puddings to modern twists on the classic lunch.
For this week's food hygiene PAP, we've rounded up 13 Leeds pubs known for their Sunday lunch offerings and looked at their latest food hygiene ratings.
Ratings are based on inspections carried out by local authorities and range from zero to five stars, with five meaning “very good”.
7. The Midnight Bell (5 - Very Good)
This Holbeck pub received the top score by inspectors on December 5, 2025.
8. The Cross Keys (3 - Generally Satisfactory)
Another Holbeck favourite, inspectors found the Cross Keys Generally Satisfactory on April 8, 2025. | Iconic Media
9. The Lamb and Flag (Awaiting inspection)
The Lamb and Flag does not have a hygiene rating. The city centre favourite is a popular spot for Sunday lunch. | Iconic Media
10. The Mustard Pot (5 - Very Good)
A Chapel Allerton staple, The Mustard Pot was rated Very Good on June 23, 2025. | Iconic Media
11. The New Conservatory (5 - Very Good)
The New Conservatory on Albion Street was given a perfect score by food hygiene inspectors on April 15, 2024. | Iconic Media
12. Myrtle Tavern (5 - Very Good)
This Meanwood favourite holds a perfect food hygiene score. It was inspected on November 29, 2024. | Iconic Media Photo: James Hardisty