As the first Chaophraya to open in the UK, this Leeds eatery has set standards high for its sister sites. Championing opulent Asian-inspired interiors and contemporary Thai cuisine, prepare to be transported to sunnier climates through incredible stir fries, spicy curries and flavourful noodle dishes. They serve a bottomless brunch featuring two courses and endless cocktails for under £50 – if you're in need of a knock-out weekend Instagram story. 

A Spanish feast among stylish interiors? If this sounds like your idea of heaven, then you may want to book Iberica for your next dinner date. This Grade ll-listed building is home to a mecca of wines and contemporary tapas plates – from grilled tiger prawns to marinated lamb and ham croquettes. And if you're looking to go big, order one of the authentic Valencian dry-style paellas for two. 

Sukhothai is bringing Thailand to Leeds thanks to its luxurious design and authentic Asian dishes. Recognised as one of the nation's top Thai restaurants, it fronts an acclaimed 200+ dish menu alongside bespoke lighting, floral accents and a peaceful-sounding water wall and pond. Order anything your heart desires including tom yum soup and a veggie dim sum platter. Themed cocktails and wines are also on the agenda here and at their city centre site. 

Argentinian steakhouse Gaucho is one of the country's favourite hotspots for a decadent dining experience. Promising impressive cuts of meat and stunning interiors at all of their venues, expect nothing but perfection from this swish eatery. With seared scallops and sausage platters to start, followed by anything from slow-grilled chateaubriand to a classic burger complete with levelled-up sides, sauces and toppings, your dream meal is just a booking away. And they have a bottomless roast every Sundays which is sure to make for some top quality content. 

Located in the city centre's Old Post Office, Restaurant Bar & Grill boasts high ceilings, a large outside terrace and neutral toned, luxe furnishings courtesy of its £2 million makeover. Striking the perfect balance between laidback and upmarket, expect to feel relaxed while feasting on sophisticated international plates from wagyu steaks and lobster to slow roast crispy duck. And extensive wine and cocktail list will leave you spoilt for choice in the way of drinks. 

There's no better place for a classy Italian dinner than Gino D'Acampo. The famous chef has taken care of every aspect to guarantee the ultimate experience for foodies who prefer their restaurants picture perfect. From the dishes down to the furniture, everything is Instagram worthy. Enjoy affordable yet elevated pasta and Neopolitan pizza plates such as prawn fettuccine and a margherita with burrata. Pair your food with something from the extensive wine list while admiring the marble bar and wall of tropical plants. 

Dine underneath hanging flowers in a pretty pink booth at Fleur – one of Leeds' best looking restaurants headed by an award-winning MasterChef finalist. Whether you're in it for the happy hour sips or keen to snap a pic of the 12 drink-strong martini tree, expect a boozy ride. Top tipples include the Biscoff blend, blueberry margarita and white chocolate Manhattan. You can also bag a three-course meal with bottomless drinks, a pink latte afternoon tea and dishes from slow roasted ox cheek to miso salmon and tiramisu. 

Known as the brains behind some of the country's best eateries, D&D restaurant group is also making waves in Leeds with the leafy Crafthouse. This fifth floor hangout offers views, botanical interiors and dishes showcasing the best in British produce – from their afternoon tea to delectable Sunday roast. Local fish and meat sourced from Hereford make up most of the menu. They also boast a £30 three-course set menu featuring burrata, miso glazed mackerel and slow-cooked pork shoulder. 

Stylish Leeds restaurants that also have a rooftop terrace? They do in fact exist – and Angelica is among the best of 'em. This sixth floor stunner is one of the best locations to impress a date, with panoramic views, sleek interiors and British dishes all coming together to create the ultimate dining experience. Feast on locally sourced steaks, cured salmon and mushroom arancini while sipping something from the signature cocktail menu or extensive wine list. 

Instagrammable places to eat in Leeds don't get more floral than Tattu. The famous chain is known for its modern Chinese menu and OTT interiors featuring indoor cherry blossom trees and natural materials from marble to stone. Elevated dishes like wagyu dumplings, lobster and prawn toast and glazed beef bao buns will also look great on your grid, alongside theatrical cocktails such as the sweet Skull Candy and yin yang espresso martini. 

No one can deny that The Ivy in Victoria Quarter is one of the most Instagrammable places in Leeds – but it's not just serving good looks. Striking colours and plush furnishings make up the beautiful setting, with brasserie dishes ranging from duck curry to truffle chicken Milanese and their signature burger. They're also open for afternoon tea, weekend brunch and have a set menu with exclusive cocktails for under £20. 

Fine dining made Instagrammable? Home has it covered. In the heart of Leeds, a MasterChef finalist and Michelin-starred chef have joined forces to create the ultimate contemporary restaurant championing reimagined British flavour combinations through a selection of themed tasting menus. With up to 10 courses and wine pairings available, a trip here is sure to be one of the highlights of your year.