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City LifeChapel Allerton, Leeds: A Local's Guide
Two miles up Harrogate Road, a Victorian local, a 100-seat arts centre, tapas worth the bus fare and a wood to walk it all off: north Leeds' favourite village, explained.
Nights OutCall Lane, Leeds: The Nightlife Guide
A dozen bars in a few hundred yards, from Leeds' best cocktail bar to a club that shuts at 6am: how to do Call Lane.
Nights OutThe Best Pubs in Leeds
Britain's best pub, the oldest pub in the city and a riverside pint in Kirkstall: the Leeds pubs worth your evening.
Food & DrinkThe Best Pizza in Leeds
A Tuscan oven in Headingley, £4.20 slices at Belgrave and the best-named pizza in Meanwood.
Food & DrinkThe Best Curry in Leeds
Keralan cooking by the station, a rooftop in Victoria Gate, a 50-year-old classic and a vegetarian Bib Gourmand.
Food & DrinkThe Best Coffee in Leeds
Leeds' own roaster, the station cafe people get the train in for, and the indie coffee worth crossing town for.
Nights OutThe Best Cocktail Bars in Leeds
A copper still on Call Lane, a jazz bar behind a barbershop and a 13th-floor balcony: the Leeds cocktail bars worth your money.
Food & DrinkThe Best Brunch in Leeds
Turkish eggs by the station, bagels in Headingley and a food hall that solves the group brunch problem.
Food & DrinkKendells Bistro in Leeds: what to order and when to go
A French bistro by the Playhouse that has been feeding Leeds since 2007: onion soup, set menus and a table before the show.
Food & DrinkWhere to eat in Chapel Allerton, Leeds
From a petite bistro on Stainbeck Corner to Thai on Regent Street, here is where to eat in Chapel Allerton and what to order.
Things To DoLeeds with kids: six places that work for a family day out
Free armour, a Victorian street, a working farm and a ruined abbey: six family days out in Leeds, with the practical bits.
Food & DrinkThe best bakeries in Leeds for bread, pastries and cinnamon buns
Four Leeds bakeries worth the bus fare, from a Good Food Guide sourdough specialist to a Call Lane queue.
Nights OutMean Eyed Cat on Merrion Street: free pizza and a dice roll
Mean Eyed Cat is Leeds city centre's Johnny Cash dive bar, with free pizza before 9pm and a dice roll for your round.
Things To DoHebden Bridge from Leeds by train, and the climb to Heptonstall
A direct train from Leeds, a packhorse bridge, and a very steep cobbled lane up to one of the best-looking villages in the Calder Valley.
Things To DoAbbey House Museum and its Victorian streets, Kirkstall
A gatehouse museum on Abbey Walk with recreated 1880s streets, and a ruined abbey and a cuppa just across the road.
Food & DrinkOx Club in Leeds: what to order and when to go
A live-fire grill in a former mill off The Headrow, with a Sunday roast people travel for and a beer hall downstairs for afterwards.
Nights OutWhere to drink in Call Lane, and what each bar is good for
Call Lane is short, cobbled and packed with bars. Here is which one suits cocktails, a big group night or something a bit different.
Things To DoMatchday at Elland Road: getting there, pubs and the way back
Buses, park and ride, a walk if you fancy it, and the pubs worth your pre-match pint, plus how to get back into Leeds.
Things To DoThe Meanwood Valley Trail: Woodhouse Moor to Golden Acre
Seven miles of waymarked path from Woodhouse Moor up the beck to Golden Acre Park, in three easy sections.
Things To DoRoyal Armouries Museum in Leeds: free entry and how to do it well
The national museum of arms and armour is free, sits on the South Bank at Leeds Dock, and puts on live combat every day it opens.
Things To DoKirkstall Abbey: how to do it well, from donation to pint
A ruined Cistercian abbey on the River Aire, free to enter with a £5 suggested donation, and a Kirkstall Brewery pub close by.
Nights OutWhere to drink in Leeds city centre, and what each place is good for
Six city centre drinking spots, from a 1715 yard pub to a rooftop and a cocktail club, and what to do in each.
Nights OutLeeds Festival at Bramham Park: getting there, camping and the rules
Shuttle from Sovereign Street, free parking, camping and the bag rules: the basics for the August bank holiday weekend at Bramham Park.
