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| Harvey Nichols 4th Floor Cafe Restaurant in Leeds |
There is an island of tranquility in the
heart of Leeds city centre. Amongst trendy clothing, stylish home furnishings
and model-perfect cosmetics is the Harvey Nichols 4th Floor Café Restaurant in Leeds. This chic restaurant
has a light, airy ambience that is soothing and refreshing. As such it is the
perfect stop for busy shoppers needing to rest and refuel but it is also ideal
for romantic dinners, catching up with friends and even family celebrations.
Immediately upon entering the dining space guests are made to feel welcome and
at ease. An extensive selection of dishes from light nibbles to meaty main
courses, ensure there is something to tempt everyone’s stomach.
Head Chef Richard Walton-Allen has created
a fantastic menu that showcases the very best of European cuisine. His
dedication to only serving the finest of seasonal ingredients has led him to
source as much produce as possible as from local suppliers. Harvey Nichols 4th
Floor Café is not just an eaterie in a department store; it is in fact one of the top European restaurants in Leeds. A quick glance at the a la carte
menu is enough to know that this is a meal that should be savoured and enjoyed
at a leisurely pace. Pan fried wood pigeon wrapped in prosciutto and served
with puy lentils, pancetta, oven dried tomatoes, baby beetroot and port syrup
is iron-rich and earthy, while the seared scallops with beetroot remoulade,
gelee, radish, toasted pine nuts and horseradish is slightly sweet with a kick.
Impressive mains follow and vegetarian
options include the decadent black truffle gnocchi with petit pois a la
francais, roast salsify and asparagus. When in season meat lovers can enjoy
roast saddle of lamb with pomme dauphine, cauliflower puree, roast grelot
onions, black pudding fritter, greens and a rich lamb jus. What better way to
end your meal than with one of the playful and innovative desserts! The
pineapple tarte tatin served with almond and caramel cream and almond chilli
brittle comes very highly recommended. Guests in the mood for an indulgence can
enjoy a selection of local cheeses served with a 50ml glass of HN LBV port
2006. Harvey Nichols 4th floor café should be at the top of any list
of those looking for restaurants in Leeds. Set menus are also available for 2 or 3 course lunch or brunch, and
offer great value.
Anyone not wanting to cook a traditional
Sunday lunch is more than welcome to drop by the restaurant to indulge in
succulent rib eye steak with shallot puree, sautéed wild mushrooms and
parmentier potatoes or sea bass fillet served with clams, jumbo cous cous,
young vegetables and stuffed quid accompanied by a cod and chorizo mousseline
and shellfish and vanilla jus. There is no question that the food on offer at
Harvey Nichols 4th Floor Café Restaurant is of a very high standard.
The welcoming staff and easy-going atmosphere only add to the positive
experience that awaits diners.
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