The Soap Factory — Restaurant in Leeds

Myself and my Mum went here today for Afternoon Tea. We'd bought an offer via Groupon. We were really impressed with the whole experience. Our waitress, India, was very attentive and so friendly. The manager also accommodated our booking at short notice.

We had Tuna Mayo, Cheese and Onion Chutney and Ham and Cheese sandwiches. A scone with clotted cream and jam each. Two pieces of Victoria sponge cake, two macaroons and a slice of lemon cake and dark chocolate cake. Oh.. Two mini muffins as well.... Very nice! Huge portions and very filling - we had to take some of our food to go! Plenty of tea and we also had a glass of Prosecco each... Phew!

Would definitely recommend and we will be back. Our only feedback would be that the tables were slightly close together and I imagine that could get crowded if the restaurant was very busy. All in all a great...

Myself and 3 friends were curious about The Soap Factory because we have all worked at Joseph Watsons (Soapy Joes') from the late 60's and early 70's at Whitehall Road and moved to new location at Coal Road, Seacroft. The restaurant and cocktail bar was really good, the staff were polite,helpfull, friendly and efficient. We were treated very well and made to feel special. The food was cooked well and presented nicely. Well done to all staff. It would be nice for some memorabilia around to make it more special. We will certainly recommend this place to everybody and will certainly be going again. Thank...

Just had a great bottomless brunch at Soap Factory Leeds. Spot on. Staff excellent, food brilliant and spent time with great friends, even heard someone propose! Lovely afternoon! Loads of food from platters of continental meats, bowls of various salads, skewers of meat to potatoes wedges, ham and cheese croissants and croque monsieur finishing with pancakes and waffles plus various sauces with meringue thrown in. Of course all this polished off with bottomless Prosecco, Pink or Orange Gin and bottles of beer. You can't go wrong for £45. Well...