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Rising costs to just remain open coupled with the public tightening their purse strings have created a cocktail of unfavourable trading conditions across the country.
And unfortunately, this has led to some of our cities most beloved and favourite food and drink spots calling it a day.
Here, we look back on those places the people of Leeds have enjoyed that are no longer open. Whether it’s your families favourite chain pizza outlet or a niche independent in a cool suburb, it’s safe to say we hope we’re not reporting on anywhere near as many closures in 2026, with hopefully many more openings to help maintain our wonderful city’s buzzing hospitality culture.
7. Three's a Crowd
Based on North Street, gastropub Three's A Crowd shut their doors for the final time back in February. Known for its modern take on British cuisine, the popular outlet cited the location of the eatery as one of the reasons for closure. | Simon Hulme
8. Pizza Huts
Pizza mega-chain Pizza Hut announced a raft of national closures in October, with three in Leeds on their list. Colton Mill, Kirkstall Road and White Rose were among the 68 sit-in restaurants consigned to the history books. | Simon Hulme
9. Sabroso Street
Farsley's Mexican gem Sabroso Street closed its doors in October, moving their takeaway business to Horsforth. | Tony Johnson
10. Starbucks
Global coffee connoisseurs Starbucks announced their Albion Street outlet would close its doors back in June. | Other