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Brew+Bao reveal opening date for first Leeds venue
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Brew+Bao reveal opening date for first Leeds venue

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Brew+Bao, a new food and drink experience coming to Leeds, has announced it will open its doors on Friday April 18 at 12pm.

Opening on Stainbeck Lane in the heart of Chapel Allerton in North Leeds, the new concept venue will combine Asian fusion dishes, and the bar will feature a rotating selection of over 16 independent craft and premium beers and lagers from UK and world brewers, supported by a range of wine, spirits and cocktails.

The menu is a feast for the senses, packed with vibrant colours and bold flavours. Indulge in delicious dishes like fluffy bao buns, crispy noodle fries, loaded fries, salt and pepper hash browns, and an array of succulent sides.

The modern, urban aesthetic restaurant space will seat 100 covers insider whilst outside there’s an outdoor heated terrace seating 80, offering a cosy and relaxed spot for al fresco drinking and dining.

Brew+Bao general manager James Rawnsley said: “We are very excited to reveal the opening date for our first venue under the new Brew+ brand, we’ve had some great feedback from the local community already and we can’t wait to show everyone what Brew+Bao is all about.

“The fit out is almost compete and we are delighted with how the new venue looks. It’s the perfect setting for what we believe is a unique beer and food experience, and we can’t wait to welcome our Leeds customers.”

Brew+Bao will open seven days a week Mon-Thu: 11:00am-11:00pm, Fri-Sat: 11:00am-12:30am and Sun: 12pm 10.30pm.

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