Halal Restaurants In Leeds

One of the best halal restaurants in Leeds city centre, Comptoir Libanais guarantees you a fun dining experience. The colourful Lebanese chain offers a selection of platters and main plates. We're big fans of the baba ghanuj, lamb kibbeh or batata harra mezze dishes.

One of a few halal restaurants at Leeds Trinity, Absurd Bird is still unrivalled for all your fried chicken needs. Offering it up with waffles, at bottomless nights, as wings and more, this popular spot is making sure you're well fed.

Feast your heart out on pad Thai, massaman curry, deep-fried larb patties and panang curry at Rosa's Thai Cafe. Situated on the upper dining terrace of Leeds trinity, the halal venue also has seating inside and outside, providing pretty great views across the city.

Specialising in buttermilk fried chicken, this jaunty joint has an eclectic mix of dishes, including bao buns, kebabs and the popular burger topped with mac 'n' cheese. Cluck yes. Come here for a meal of tucking into succulent birds.

Whipping up halal Chinese in Leeds, Tattu is making sure you don't miss out on the delicious dishes served in their gorgeous space. With many options to choose from, you can settle down at this swish spot for a swanky date night.

For halal fine dining in Leeds, look no further than hitting up award-winning restaurant and bar Vice & Virtue. The eatery is fronting seasonally-changing menus and serves up MasterChef-worthy dishes, with the appropriately prepared meats available if you give them a day's notice.

This award-winning, traditional Ethiopian venue might be located slightly outside of the city centre, but trust us when we say it's worth the venture. The menu serves a range of vegan and halal-friendly dishes, including tender lemon and ginger chicken leg, smoked lamb and spiced chickpea stew.

This award-winning Indian eatery has something for everyone because the menu is absolutely mega. Sheesh Mahal's interiors are a bit of an experience as well, with a blue-gold colour scheme running throughout, topped off by Chesterfield sofas and velvet chairs.

Michelin-recommended Tharavadu serves popular Keralese-inspired dishes, such as chicken dosa (a rice and lentil pancake) and uzhunnu vada (a fried lentil doughnut). If that hasn't won you over, the Walking Dead's Andrew Lincoln is a fan. 'Nuff said.

Walk into Zaap and you'll be greeted by numerous Thai street signs and flags, various hanging lanterns and a full-sized tuktuk. It's bizarre and brilliant, setting the mood perfectly for a fun evening of authentic food with halal meats.

Out of the halal restaurants in Leeds city centre, Indian Tiffin Room is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful. Designed with traditional scalloped arches, reclaimed shutters and beautiful wall-hanging flowers, it's a winner. As for the menu, authentic street food is a speciality.