As the days get shorter and temperatures begin to drop, there's something particularly appealing about sitting down to a warm, hearty meal.
Autumn is a good excuse to swap lighter summer dishes for comforting food, from roasts to steaming bowls of ramen.
We've rounded up 13 Leeds restaurants that are perfect for an autumn meal - whether it's because of their seasonal menus, cosy settings or the warming dishes they serve.
1. The Highland Laddie - 38 Cavendish St, Leeds LS3 1LY
The Highland Laddie is a cosy neighbourhood pub that suits the colder months, with hearty food and a traditional pub setting. Its Sunday lunch is another reason to make the trip, usually selling out weeks in advance in the autumn and winter. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Tony Johnson
2. The Brunswick - 82 North St, Leeds LS2 7PN
The Brunswick's Sunday roast makes it a good autumn option, with meat-free choices alongside the traditional trimmings. The pub's warm, neighbourhood feel and rotating cask ales add to the appeal. | Yorkshire Evening Post
3. Whitelock's Ale House - Turk's Head Yard, Leeds LS1 6HB
Few places fit the autumn brief quite like Whitelock's, with its historic interior, hidden nooks and roaring fire. Add a traditional Sunday roast with all the trimmings and you've got a classic cold-weather meal. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: James Hardisty
4. The Crown at Boston Spa - 128 High St, Boston Spa, Wetherby LS23 6BW
For an autumn meal outside the city, The Crown at Boston Spa has a seasonal menu using produce from local and regional Yorkshire suppliers. There is also a traditional Sunday roast. | Malik Walton
5. Shears Yard - 11-15 Wharf St, Leeds LS2 7EH
Shear's Yard is a particularly good fit for autumn thanks to its focus on seasonal sides and local produce. Its seasonal a la carte menu features many autumnal British and European dishes. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Simon Hulme
6. The Whitehall Restaurant & Bar - West Point, Whitehall Rd, Leeds LS1 4JY
The Whitehall is another option for a more traditional autumn meal, with a refined restaurant setting and seasonal British cooking. | Yorkshire Evening Post Photo: Gerard Binks