We recently put the question to our readers over on the Yorkshire Evening Post Facebook page to find out which pubs and restaurants are currently ‘king of the gravy,’ and while a fair few of you were quick to point out that our own kitchens are the only place worth eating (we’re still waiting for our reviewer invites), many more shouted local legends that make the weekend worthwhile.
Even if it seems like we’re asking every other week for your favourite Sunday Roast locations, the standard is so high, and the continuing new additions to the Leeds food scene providing their Sunday offerings mean the leader board does seem to change month-after-month.
Whether it's a massive pile of Yorkshire puddings in a traditional snug or a refined, award-winning plate in the suburbs, we’ve sifted through the recommendations and tallied the votes to bring you the top 10 most-loved spots.
7. Whitelocks Ale House (Leeds city centre)
It wouldn't be a Leeds list without Whitelocks. As the oldest pub in the city, they’ve had plenty of time to perfect the Sunday roast - and our readers agree they’ve nailed it. | James Hardisty
8. 7 Steps (Pudsey)
7 Steps Bar & Eatery takes the crown for the best roast in the area, with readers praising the quality and local vibe. Readers explicitly called it out as the 'best in Pudsey,' becoming the local hero on this list. | James Hardisty
9. The Beulah (Farnley)
The Beulah is a firm 'all day long' choice for our readers, proving that some of the best roasts are found right in the heart of our communities. | Google
10. Heist Bar & Grill (Morley)
Morley’s trendy contender. It’s proving that the outskirts of Leeds are giving the city centre a run for its money. | Tony Johnson