Location: Leeds City Centre
Top Things to do in Leeds City Centre
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What to do and see in Leeds City Centre, England: The Best Things to do
Leeds, a city in West Yorkshire, England, was one of the leading centers of industry in Victorian England. The Leeds City Museum is a great place to brush up on local history, and many TripAdvisor travelers say no visit to town is complete without exploring the Royal Armouries. You’ll also find lovely parks and a lively restaurant scene, with many eateries specializing in international cuisine.
Restaurants in Leeds
1. Mill Hill Chapel
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
2. Tick Tock Unlock
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5.0 based on 1,815 reviews
Tick Tock Unlock is an exciting live escape game designed for groups of 3-6 people. You only have one goal: escape from the room in 60 minutes by solving a series of puzzles, unraveling clues, and working together as a team to reveal secrets hidden in plain sight. Are you ready to put your wits to the test?
Reviewed By Twissie23 - Leeds, United Kingdom
Three of us did the Alice in Wonderland game yesterday. We were met on time at our given meeting place by our lovely games master Sophie and escorted to the secret location. Sophie gave us a comprehensive health and safety talk and introduced us to the game. We thoroughly enjoyed the game despite failing to escape (only just). Don’t want to say too much about the game itself and spoil the surprise for those who haven’t done it, but the clues were varied and some were quite challenging. We laughed at ourselves most of the way through the hour especially when Sophie had to give us clues. I liked it that the door we went into the game was left unlocked for safety reasons. Communication was via a television screen that, when not displaying requested clues, had a clock counting down the time left in the game. All in all - a very entertaining game, by a well run and professional games company. We’ll be back for more.
3. Pixel Bar
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5.0 based on 81 reviews
Pixel Bar is the only bar in West Yorkshire dedicated to video games and esports. Come along and have a game with friends on our 12 high-spec gaming PCs or 6 console booths. With unique cocktails inspired by the games we love, a great selection of beers and food served by our partners at Almost Famous we've got something for everyone!
Reviewed By G5532TOdeanw
Very friendly staff, great drinks, great atmosphere... will always be back, recommend to everyone to come.
4. Escape Hunt Leeds
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5.0 based on 1,040 reviews
Experience the most exciting escape rooms in Leeds. Escape Hunt Leeds features 5-star rated escape rooms, a luxury lounge and VIP amenities. Get locked in and let the adrenaline flow as you race against time to crack the clues and escape the room. Great fun for groups, team building, corporate events, families or a night out with friends. Our expert staff can help you create an exciting and memorable birthday party, group event, company away day and more. Escape Hunt is the global leader in escape room games with locations worldwide. Book online and step up to the challenge at Escape Hunt Leeds.
Reviewed By Nettleton22
This was our first experience in an escape room and it won’t be our last one either. The first thing I will mention is the very high level of customer service that they have, I made the booking and made a mistake on it and they contacted me to make sure I was ok and then helped me corrected it. Now onto the actual day we were greeted by the team and meet our game master for the pirates treasure room and it was great, the high level of decoration and the difficulty level was perfect for a first time. Our game master Reece was excellent, walked us through what to expect and what he was able to do. This was for a birthday treat and has left us wanting more, we will be back and sooner rather than later.
5. Park Square
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4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By theharrogatelady - Harrogate, United Kingdom
A lovely spot to eat your lunch in Leeds City Centre. You reach it by the bottom of the Headrow across from Leeds Town Hall. The roses in summer are lovely and some interesting architecture in the square.
6. Thornton's Arcade
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4.5 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By SharonJT67 - Durham, United Kingdom
Worth a visit, filled with lots of small independent retailers, don’t forget to look up & admire the gorgeous glass canopied ceiling, so pleasing on the eye!
7. Leeds Town Hall
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4.5 based on 320 reviews
Reviewed By Big_Jeff_Leo - St Helens, United Kingdom
Leeds Town Hall was built between 1853 and 1858 to a design by architect Cuthbert Brodrick. Imagined as a "municipal palace" to demonstrate the power and success of Victorian Leeds, and opened by Queen Victoria in a lavish ceremony in 1858. The Town Hall is one of the largest town halls in the UK and is Grade I listed. With a height of 225 feet, the distinctive clock tower is very impressive and is currently under restoration. The highlight is of course the absolutely magnificent main hall which is now used for concert and civic events such as weddings and other ceremonies. The ceilings are amazing and a well worth the visit alone. I visited on spect and went up to receptions and asked could I have a look around to which the answer was yes the staff even pointed out some highlights including the long corridor which is full of wall plaques to the local fallen of the World Wars. A magnificent building that sits proudly on the roster of the cities premier locations.
8. The Turk's Head
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4.5 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By TheRedMarauder - Leeds, United Kingdom
Visited late afternoon on Sunday more in hope than expectation of getting in for their Sunday dinner. The place was busy and we were advised that that it would be around 25 minute wait for a table to be available. That will do nicely as it gives an opportunity to sample some of the excellent beers available. Northern Monk Eternal is a light & citrusy session IPA that was a good thirst quencher and perfectly suited to Sunday drinking. Our table became available after only 5 minutes so were seated in one of the booths at the end of the room. This suited us since we had a fair haul of Xmas shopping so needed some extra space. The Turk’s Head does offer table service, but we had to request the waiter to place our food order. From this point onwards service was excellent without being intrusive. Food now ordered; rump of Nidderdale lamb with all the trimmings (Yorkie pud/roast spuds/parsnip/red cabbage etc.). This was delicious! See accompanying photo. You have to pay for quality, £15 in the instance but this reflected in the quality of the ingredients particularly the lamb. Is this the best Sunday roast in Leeds? It could be... try it yourself to decide! Very good beer selection, a couple of red wines by the glass and mulled wine. This all makes for a very relaxing Sunday. Looking forward to future visits.
9. City Varieties Music Hall
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4.5 based on 383 reviews
Built in 1865 above the White Swan public house in Swan Street Leeds. Most famous for hosting BBC's The Good Old Days for 30 years. The City Varieties Music Hall has a varied programme of Comedy, Music, Variety, Family shows and Pantomime
Reviewed By Alison23lufbra - Loughborough, United Kingdom
Lovely building where they used to film The Good Old Days.. great theatre, amazing decor and a fabulous evenings entertainment! A must visit in Leeds!
10. Leeds Central Library
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4.5 based on 63 reviews
Leeds Central Library is the city's main public library. The building is Grade II* listed and opened in 1884. The Central library has several departments; Central Lending, Art, Music and Performing Arts, Local and Family History, Information and Research and Business and Intellectual Property.
Reviewed By davidbJ9604PD - Leeds, United Kingdom
This is more than just a library. It is adjacent to the Leeds Art Gallery and shares a fantastic tiled cafe. A most impressive eating hall. Staff are helpful and very pleasant. Great place for a quick cuppa and cake.
