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Vibrant Latin American rooftop restaurant set to open in Leeds
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Vibrant Latin American rooftop restaurant set to open in Leeds

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A stunning rooftop bar and Latin American restaurant is set to open in Leeds later this year - described as an urban rooftop oasis.

Located in Sovereign Square, just three minutes from the train station, the impressive new rooftop bar and restaurant, Azotea, is set to open in March.

Set to be the most sought-after restaurant in the city’s food scene, Azotea is a stunning Latin American restaurant and bar – taking inspiration from 33 countries across Latin America, from the street food of Mexico to the vibrant lifestyle of Brazil.

Inspired by traditional haciendas, Azotea is set to bring together authentic Latin flavours, music, and dance, to create an unforgettable experience for guests.

The rooftop bar and restaurant will be located on the 12th floor, meaning it will feature sweeping views of Leeds skyline – with both an indoor restaurant and two outdoor terraces.

Jared Webb, head chef said: “This opening is sure to be an exciting addition to Leeds city centre. Azotea’s atmospheric rooftop setting is expected to be a jewel in the Leeds crown and the most talked about restaurant opening in 2025.

“With the news of a number of restaurant closures over recent months, a vibrant new rooftop restaurant and bar with authentic Latin cuisine and entertainment is exactly what Leeds needs right now, and we can’t wait to welcome everyone to Azotea.”

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