Whether you're after a perfectly brewed coffee, fluffy pancakes, eggs Benedict or a hearty full English, Leeds is packed with excellent cafes and brunch spots.
This week, the Yorkshire Evening Post's Leeds Summer Served campaign is celebrating the city's thriving cafe culture, shining a spotlight on the independent coffee shops, brunch venues and neighbourhood favourites that keep Leeds fuelled from morning through to lunchtime.
Today, we’ve rounded up some of our favourite cafes and brunch spots in Leeds:
1. Moose Coffee (4.8★, 5,777 reviews)
Famed for its North American-style breakfasts, Moose Coffee serves everything from pancake stacks and waffles to hearty full English breakfasts in the heart of Leeds. | Iconic Media
2. Residence Cafe Bar Headingley (4.8★, 458 reviews)
One of Headingley's most popular brunch destinations, Residence is known for its creative breakfast dishes, speciality coffee and relaxed neighbourhood atmosphere. | Iconic Media Photo: Simon Hulme
3. Farmhouse (4.6★, 875 reviews)
Farmhouse is known for its colourful dishes, premium ingredients and indulgent breakfast plates. | Iconic Media
4. House of Koko (4.6★, 737 reviews)
This independent Chapel Allerton cafe has become a go-to spot for brunch lovers thanks to its seasonal menus, homemade cakes and expertly brewed coffee. | Iconic Media Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
5. Olive & Rye (4.4★, 921 reviews)
Tucked away inside Queens Arcade, Olive & Rye pairs artisan coffee with freshly baked cakes, breakfast favourites and elegant brunch dishes. | Tripadvisor
6. North Star Coffee Shop (4.4★, 702 reviews)
One of Yorkshire's best-known speciality coffee roasters, North Star's Leeds Dock cafe serves expertly brewed coffee alongside a seasonal brunch menu near the waterfront. | Iconic Media Photo: James Hardisty