It’s the 21st century, we all love a bit of vintage. (Does faux-vintage count? It’s a question for the ages.) Here’s our well-worn guide to the best battle-scarred clothes and gifts in Leeds
It’s the 21st century, we all love a bit of vintage. (Does faux-vintage count? It’s a question for the ages.) Here’s our well-worn guide to the best battle-scarred clothes and gifts in Leeds
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Small and perfectly formed, that’s the nature of the boutique hotel. Leeds has a whole host to choose from but don’t worry, we’ve picked out the very best, just for you.
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Headingley Lodge is a neat, no-frills hotel in which every room boasts a view of Headingley cricket stadium.
42 The Calls is a modernised boutique hotel that sits beside the River Aire, minutes walk from the Royal Armouries Museum.
In the heart of Leeds is also an Asian market held every Wednesday, featuring a vast array of fabrics and spices from the Indian subcontinent and beyond.
Leeds Farmer’s Market is a food market featuring the best local produce in Yorkshire. Whether it’s game or farmed foods, its shoppers can be certain of freshness and quality.
Leeds Kirkgate Market is Europe’s biggest covered markets, featuring over 800 stalls, with goods ranging from clothing to fresh produce.
Johnsons of Leeds is a military surplus store with an impressive list of celebrity customers.