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Bricklebank's Cafe & Bar, Chapel Allerton

Chapel Allerton’s cosy café-by-day, lively bar-by-night serving coffee, brunch and cocktails in a warm, intimate setting on Stainbeck Lane.

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A warm, dual-purpose neighbourhood spot in Chapel Allerton, Bricklebank's Cafe & Bar blends daytime coffeehouse comfort with an evening bar's lively spirit. Set on Stainbeck Lane, it serves breakfast and brunch plates, coffee and cocktails in a modern, intimate interior that shifts from mellow daylight chatter to a convivial late-night atmosphere. Friendly service, a varied menu and local character make it a reliable stop for solo visitors, couples and groups.

A brief summary to Bricklebank's Cafe & Bar

  • 14 Stainbeck Ln, Leeds, Chapel Allerton, LS7 3QY, GB
  • +441138194069
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  • Duration: 0.5 to 2 hours
  • Mid ranged
  • Environment icon Indoor
  • Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
  • Monday 9 am-5 pm
  • Tuesday 9 am-11 pm
  • Wednesday 9 am-10 pm
  • Thursday 9 am-11 pm
  • Friday 9 am-12 am
  • Saturday 9 am-12 am
  • Sunday 9 am-10 pm

Local tips

  • If you want brunch on a weekend, expect a wait at peak times; arriving earlier in the morning gives the quietest experience.
  • The venue shifts mood after dark—choose daytime for relaxed coffee and reading, evening for small plates and cocktails.
  • If you have mobility needs, call ahead to confirm accessible seating or table availability.
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A neighbourhood café with an adaptable mood

Bricklebank's occupies a compact corner on Stainbeck Lane in Chapel Allerton and is designed to work on two rhythms: relaxed daytime café and buzzy evening bar. The interior favours warm lighting, close-set tables and a mix of modern and rustic finishes, which read differently as daylight fades. Morning visits focus on polished coffee service, breakfast plates and soft background chatter; by night the lighting deepens and the soundtrack moves toward convivial conversation and a more vibrant bar energy.

Food and drink that cross dayparts

The menu is deliberately flexible, featuring breakfast and brunch staples alongside small plates and bar offerings for later in the day. Expect well-executed coffee drinks, baked goods and hearty brunch dishes in the morning, with cocktails, sharing plates and more substantial evening options after the sun goes down. The kitchen’s emphasis is on clear, approachable flavours rather than heavy formality, which suits both quick solo visits and relaxed group meals.

Interior details and sensory character

Textures and finishes are important to the place’s personality: timber tables, upholstered seating and framed prints give a snug, lived-in feel. The scent of fresh coffee, occasional baking and the salt of shared plates forms the core sensory palette. Sound levels can vary from gentle in the early hours to lively at night, yet the space retains an intimate scale—there are seldom cavernous expanses here, more a sequence of human-sized corners.

Local context and community role

Positioned in Chapel Allerton, Bricklebank's sits among independent shops and neighbourhood amenities; it reads as a community anchor rather than a destination restaurant. Regulars, nearby workers and visitors to the area mix here, and the café-bar’s timetable supports different routines—weekend brunch crowds, weekday coffee breaks and later social evenings—so it functions as a flexible social hub for the immediate locality.

Practical features and visitor experience

The venue is moderate in size with indoor seating tailored to small groups and solo diners; outdoor seating may be limited or seasonal. Service tends toward friendly and efficient, and the format makes it easy to drop in for coffee, linger through a meal, or return for an evening drink. The setting is suitable for casual meetups, date nights or relaxed solo time with a book and a cup.

Notable impressions and small surprises

Visitors notice the seamless day-to-night transition: a café that feels as comfortable for a slow weekend brunch as it does for a post-work drink. Little details—handmade-style plates, considered lighting and the rhythm of staff service—shape the visit. Though compact, Bricklebank's aims to feel warm and unpretentious, an address where everyday food and drink are served with an approachable touch.

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