Just down from Leeds railway station, you'll find Mans Market, a Chinese restaurant offering a bottomless brunch at weekends.
Mans Market has a strapline that says 'A full belly conquers all' and there's zero chance you will leave hungry or thirsty after a two-hour bottomless boozy brunch.
It's available from 12-6 on Saturdays and all day on Sundays and is £32.50 per person which includes unlimited prosecco or the house lager (Asahi - Japanese rice lager).
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Pay extra and you can have bottomless bellinis or cocktails. Thankfully, the train station is just a short walk if you don't fancy driving.
The food includes prawn crackers and a selection of dim sum snack dish starters and a 'brunch box' with lots of different options. In China, dim sum is usually accompanied by tea - but who says you can't have a few lagers/cocktails instead?
Side dishes are salt and pepper chips and broccoli which is flavoured with chili and garlic.
There are vegan options including sweet and sour tofu, and vegan sides.
On TripAdvisor, the most recent review says: "Visited here for my fiancee's birthday, it was our first time and we weren't disappointed.
"The food arrived quickly, piping hot and was exceptional. Would definitely recommend this place."
Another reviewer said it was 'awesome', although some reviewers grumbled about the prices.
Mans Market was recently named as a 'best brunch' finalist in a local awards category and was also given a nod by a national newspaper.
The restaurant styles itself as a "new age, hip Chinese restaurant/bar concept".
Mans Market is at Unit F, West Point, Wellington Street, LS1 4JJ.
Booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.
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