1st September 2026

Leeds Restaurant Offers Worth Booking This September

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Last updated 1st September 2026 Food and Drink Originally created

From affordable set menus and midweek dining deals to free drinks and limited-time offers, you’ll find all the best Leeds restaurant deals for September in our curated guide.

Whether you’re catching up with friends after work, planning an affordable date night or looking for somewhere new to try, there are plenty of ways to eat out in Leeds for less this September. Here are the Leeds dining deals worth booking this month.

Looking for more great deals? Check out our guide to the best cheap eats in Leeds. Or, if you’re planning something special, discover the most romantic restaurants in Leeds.

Best for Sundays

Free pint with a Sunday roast at Head of Steam Park Row

Someone holding a cast iron skillet of veg at a Sunday dinner

Credit: Head of Steam

Head of Steam Park Row has launched a brand new Sunday offering, and to celebrate, they’re giving everyone who books via Leeds-List a free pint with every adult roast. Get ready to tuck into succulent meat alongside unlimited roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings and gravy – it’s a real treat.

Don’t want to choose between watching the football and eating a roast dinner? You’re in luck. There are plenty of screens inside the venue, so you can enjoy quality food and pints without missing a minute of the action.

Why it’s worth it: Unlimited trimmings and a drink for no extra cost.
Best for: Laidback Sunday lunches, football fans and groups.
Insider’s tip: Book online and enter ‘Leeds-List’ in the special requests box to claim your free drink.
When to get the deal: Sundays until 20th September 2026.

Best for football fans

Free pizza and Negronis throughout September at Rudy’s

A pizza next to two glasses of Negroni at Rudy's

Credit: Rudy’s

Rudy’s has launched a limited-edition retro football shirt that unlocks a free pizza and Negroni every time you wear it to one of its pizzerias throughout September. Designed to celebrate Negroni Week (which Rudy’s has extended into Negroni Month), the shirt brings together two of Italy’s greatest loves – football and aperitivo.

Inspired by classic Italian football shirts, the Rudy’s FC jersey costs £60 and goes on sale online and in restaurants from Tuesday 1st September 2026. Be quick, the limited-edition jersey is likely to fly off the shelves.

Why it’s worth it: Visit a few times during September and the £60 shirt could quickly pay for itself.
Best for: Pizza lovers, Negroni fans and football shirt collectors.
Insider’s tip: You’ll need to wear the shirt each time you visit to claim your free items.
When to get the deal: Throughout September 2026, while shirts are available.

Best early evening deals

Early evening menu at The Whitehall Restaurant & Bar

A lamb dish at The Whitehall Restaurant & Bar

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Available from 5pm–7pm, Monday to Saturday, The Whitehall’s Early Evening Menu includes three courses plus half a bottle of wine (or another selected drink) for £38. Choose from dishes including Yorkshire grain-fed chicken, monkfish tail, fish and chips and sticky toffee pudding, with optional steak upgrades available.

Why it’s worth it: Fine dining quality with wine included for under £40.
Best for: After-work dinners, pre-theatre meals and date nights.
Insider’s tip: Upgrade to one of the succulent Yorkshire steaks if you’re celebrating.
When to get the deal: From 5pm to 7pm, Monday to Saturday.

Two plates for £20 at Eat Your Greens

A dish at Eat Your Greens in Leeds

Credit: Eat Your Greens

One of Leeds’ best-loved restaurants is offering two selected sharing plates for £20 throughout September. The menu changes regularly to showcase seasonal Yorkshire produce, with vegetables taking centre stage alongside sustainably sourced meat and seafood.

Why it’s worth it: A great introduction to one of Leeds’ most exciting independent restaurants.
Best for: Casual evenings with friends and natural wine lovers.
Insider’s tip: Use the code ‘Leeds-List Summer Offer’ when booking to claim the offer.
When to get the deal: Tuesday to Thursday evenings throughout September.

Best for lunchtime

£9.95 Lunch Thali at Kerala Canteen

The Lunch Thali at Kerala Canteen

Credit: Alex Garabadji

Head to Kerala Canteen at lunchtime from Thursday to Sunday and, for just £9.95, you can enjoy a Lunch Thali, bringing the flavours of South India at an accessible price. The thali brings together comforting curries, fragrant rice and traditional accompaniments on one plate, inspired by the everyday style of eating found across Kerala. It’s a great introduction to the cuisine, allowing you to try several complementary flavours and textures as part of one meal.

Why it’s worth it: Authentic regional Indian food for less than £10, making it one of Leeds’ best-value lunches.
Best for: Lunch breaks, students, shoppers and anyone keen to try something beyond the usual lunchtime options.
Insider’s tip: Students, NHS staff and Leeds city centre employees can get an additional 15% off.
When to get the deal: From 12pm to 2pm, Thursday to Sunday.

Lotus lunch menu at The Ivy Asia

People sat around a table full of brunch dishes at The Ivy Asia

Credit: Charlie McKay

The Ivy Asia’s Lotus Lunch Menu offers a stylish lunch in one of Leeds’ most glamorous dining rooms. For £21.95, you’ll enjoy a starter, main and sides, with the option to add dessert for £5. Starters include steamed chicken gyoza and spicy yellowtail maki roll, for mains options include barbeque duck salad and wok-fried asparagus and greens. If you opt for dessert, you could go for milk chocolate and hazelnut truffle or yuzu mochi.

Why it’s worth it: One of the city’s smartest lunches for under £25.
Best for: Business lunches, shopping trips and treating yourself.
Insider’s tip: The Salmon Teriyaki is well worth the small supplement.
When to get the deal: 11:30am to 4:30pm, Sunday to Friday (excluding Bank Holidays).

Best midweek deals

Two courses for £15 at Cinnamon Kitchen

A selection of dishes and drinks from Cinnamon Kitchen

Cinnamon Kitchen’s Taste of Cinnamon set menu serves up some of the restaurant’s signature modern Indian dishes at an accessible price. Choose two courses for £15 or three for £19, served inside the sleek interiors inspired by the grandeur of historic Indian railway first-class waiting rooms.

Kick things off with the likes of chinjabi chilli chicken or masala grilled mushrooms, then tuck into tempting mains such as Old Delhi-style butter chicken, Malabar Boatman’s fish curry and chargrilled cauliflower. Fancy dessert? It has to be the gulab jamun.

Why it’s worth it: You can enjoy three courses at one of Leeds’ grandest Indian restaurants for under £20.
Best for: Affordable date nights, midweek dinners and leisurely Sunday lunches.
Insider’s tip: Sweet tooth? It’s just £4 extra to add dessert.
When to get the deal: All day, Sunday to Thursday.

Curry & Craft for £18 at Three Swords Horsforth

Some dishes at the Three Swords in Horsforth

Credit: The Three Swords

This popular Horsforth pub pairs authentic Karobar Kitchen curries with Kirkstall Brewery beers. Monday to Thursday, diners can enjoy any curry, biryani or tandoor platter with a drink for £18. Our pick? The mini meat tandoor platter which includes tandoori chicken and duck seekh kebab with garlic sourdough naan and chutney.

Why it’s worth it: Proper pub prices with restaurant-quality Indian food.
Best for: Midweek dinners and catching up with friends.
Insider’s tip: The garlic sourdough naan is a local favourite for a reason.
When to get the deal: Monday to Thursday.

All offers correct at the time of publishing. Terms and conditions apply. Please refer to individual restaurants for details. If you'd like your restaurant/offer to be featured in this list, please email [email protected]. Cover image credit: Head of Steam Park Row.
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Fiona Kyle is a Senior Writer at Yorkshire-List with over 25 years’ experience in regional journalism and lifestyle writing. Originally from West Yorkshire and now based in North Yorkshire, she specialises in things to do in Yorkshire, including the best restaurants in Leeds, places to visit in York, and independent hospitality across the region. Fiona has written for publications including Yorkshire Evening Post and Leeds Live, and is known for personally visiting and reviewing venues to provide honest, experience-led recommendations. Her work helps readers discover trusted local businesses and authentic Yorkshire experiences. More from Fiona Kyle