The menu will probably have included culinary treats such as French onion soup, lobster bisque, pasta primavera as well as sushi, quiche, goat cheese and pesto. This was the 1980s and Leeds's dining scene was thriving with restaurants to cater for all tastes and budgets. How many of these restaurants around the city do you remember? READ MORE: 10 Leeds restaurants you may remember from the 1970s
13. Chez Charles, Chapel Allerton
Anyone remember this restaurant on Stainbeck Lane? It is pictured in September 1989.
14. Low Hall, Horsforth
This restaurant offered a fixed menu for £13 (plus 95p for coffee and petit fours) in August 1984. It also boasted a 14 page wine list from which it was claimed to be one of Yorkshire's finest wine cellars.
15. Cocina, Vicar Lane
This Mexican restaurant made a name for itself in Bradford before opening in Leeds city centre. Remembered for its combination of excellent food and friendly, warm atmosphere.
16. The French Connection
Pictured in December 1983 this city centre restaurant was found on Chorley Street in Westgate.
17. The Allerton, Alwoodley
This was one of the city's best known restaurants and was to proud to boast it was fully booked for Christmas 1982. Weddings, banquets, dinners and luncheons all featured on the curriculum.
18. The Damn Yankee, Chapel Allerton
October 1983 and the clientele at this American restaurant on Stainbeck Lane was unusually youthful. If the place was crowded and the music noisy, then that was part of the fun. | YPN Photo: YPN