It’s all happening on Stainbeck Lane, the heart of Chapel Allerton, and the Mustard Pot is one of the most-loved pubs not only in the area but in Leeds. It’s a Georgian-style pub and features plenty of outdoor seating, hosts live performances and quiz nights. It is well known for its fantastic food offering, which includes one of the city’s best Sunday roasts. placeholder image
It’s all happening on Stainbeck Lane, the heart of Chapel Allerton, and the Mustard Pot is one of the most-loved pubs not only in the area but in Leeds. It’s a Georgian-style pub and features plenty of outdoor seating, hosts live performances and quiz nights. It is well known for its fantastic food offering, which includes one of the city’s best Sunday roasts. | National World

The ultimate weekend in Chapel Allerton with award-winning Leeds restaurants and bars to visit

Geha Pandey
By Geha Pandey

Community Reporter

Published 10th Oct 2024, 12:40 GMT

Chapel Allerton might be the busiest suburb in Leeds. 

There is a never-ending list of things to do and see in this area of Leeds, from dining out at some award-winning independent restaurants and enjoying a pint at a local boozer to browsing a monthly market. 

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It was actually named one of the top ten places to live in the north of England by the Sunday Times a few years ago, albeit losing out to Ilkley for the top spot.

The judges called it their “favourite corner of Leeds” before commending the high street packed with independent businesses such as De Baga, George and Joseph Cheesemongers and the Little Bookshop.

Here is the ultimate guide to Chapel Allerton with all the things you need to do, places you need to see and restaurants and bars you need to visit when in the Leeds suburb. 

The Woods In Stainbeck Corner, you’ll find a lively independent bar with a stunning rooftop terrace. It was just recently taken over by the team behind Call Lane favourite Roland’s so you can expect great things here. A new food menu has also just launched - dig in, Chapel Allerton.

19. The Woods

The Woods In Stainbeck Corner, you’ll find a lively independent bar with a stunning rooftop terrace. It was just recently taken over by the team behind Call Lane favourite Roland’s so you can expect great things here. A new food menu has also just launched - dig in, Chapel Allerton. | Simon Hulme Photo: Simon Hulme

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This award-winning cafe and bar is one of the latest additions to Chapel Allerton. Behind the venture is young entrepreneur Adam Bricklebank who started the business at just 22-year-old. He scooped Newcomer of the Year at the Oliver Awards 2024 and was rated a 10 from Rate My Takeaway star Danny Malin.

20. Bricklebank's Cafe and Bar

This award-winning cafe and bar is one of the latest additions to Chapel Allerton. Behind the venture is young entrepreneur Adam Bricklebank who started the business at just 22-year-old. He scooped Newcomer of the Year at the Oliver Awards 2024 and was rated a 10 from Rate My Takeaway star Danny Malin. | Tony Johnson/National World Photo: Tony Johnson/National World

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This yoga studio in Harrogate Road has just expanded. It now features two impressive studios allowing members to unwind after a long day. The first is a cocoon-like space, filled with bamboo and a healing salt wall. As well as yoga, guests can practise meditation and sound bath experiences. The second studio offers a variety of dynamic and heating practices like hot yoga.

21. Yoga Kula

This yoga studio in Harrogate Road has just expanded. It now features two impressive studios allowing members to unwind after a long day. The first is a cocoon-like space, filled with bamboo and a healing salt wall. As well as yoga, guests can practise meditation and sound bath experiences. The second studio offers a variety of dynamic and heating practices like hot yoga. | Yoga Kula Photo: Yoga Kula