Trinity Kitchen in Leeds

The food kitchen is great we eat at the burrito spot and service was fantastic and the smashed burrito was a fantastic treat!

A large range of small cafes / restaurants / food trucks in Trinity. Lots of escalators/ lifts to get there. Toilets up more escalators!! Good selection of food and a bar

My first visit in ten years. A food court at the top floor of the trinity shopping centre. So I was surprised to find several vans selling food as if on a street. Plenty of choice and plenty of seats. Overall a good atmosphere.

The concept is sound, the food experience varies as the vendors rotate but the underlying noisy, mobile phone signal blocking, dirty industrial ambience remains as per day one. It's always felt like an unfinished car park and as prices rise and quality falls at the permanent outlets it's increasingly difficult to favour it over standalone restaurants, the myriad of on-street food trucks, the market, Assembly Underground, White Cloth Hall and others... they need to up their game, the convenience of being attached to the shopping centre isn't enough now. But it's always busy so maybe I'm just fussy?

Didn't eat here but atmosphere was good and loads of food choices

Great street food area in Trinity Complex

The Hong Bao street van’s salt & pepper chicken with a drink is the best meal we’ve had in England and only cost £14

Absolutely ridiculously overpriced rubbish and poor menu options for anyone who is vegetarian and allergic to mushrooms. To see cheesy chips at £7.50 was hilarious to then see absolutely everything be about chicken or massively overpriced dried up food. Seriously please get people in who are actually passionate about food instead of lame laziness who all provide such similar food options! To think any kids these days who might want to go and eat out have these prices is honestly just not nice. Please move on and do something you’re actually good at.

I had their food last week and I just loved it, real finger lickin🫡 chefs kiss -TRINITY- God bless ❤️

Good place to visit with a big group and easier than trying to work out one place that suits everyones taste

Called in at the weekend and tried some Korean chicken, which was fab and some Asian curry from a couple of different stands. Then a hotdog… Very good food, worth the money.

This wasnt open on our last visit so it was an excellent surprise, great selection of street foods, to many to list, well worth many visits

Plenty of different food vans to choose from and the lineup changes every few months

It caught my attention that, in a town like Leeds, there were so many gastronomic markets, this is one of them and the most famous, because it has an exceptional location, very central. Very spacious place with good international gastronomic offer.

Great place to eat and for socialising ,great food

Yard Dogs, serve delicious hot dogs that will will you up for the whole day! I also recommend the currywurst loaded fries. The only setback for me was too much sauce that it sometimes drowns the flavour of the dog, but that is just my preference.

Ate very tasty pho , staff were very helpful

Went to the Asian fried chicken unit and it was beautiful, the chicken was so tender and juicy. Will definitely be returning 😄

Great choice of food but expensive for what it was.

So many options of food here, lovely place to go

Always happy with food here very loverly atmosphere always

We chose the wrong place to eat, but we wanted to try the kebab. Oh well lesson learned. Pho is still my fave eatery in the Trinity and the burritos are pretty good too

Great food hall, so many options, some permanent, some change. There really is something for everyone

Food is horrendous - the Mac and cheese van was hot water a bit of cheese and pasta. It was vile! Atmosphere is great very lively and friendly I heard the Pho place is great! Maybe try there

A really good food court with a massive selection different types of cuisine to choose from. There is a lot of seating and a fantastic atmosphere, this is a great spot to meet with friends.

Come for the corn dogs. I vouch for nothing else.

Always correct, it's nice to come back

Tortilla Mexican is bland garbage, also went to the bao bun truck.. messy tasteless trash, i regret spending my hard earned money here!

Nice idea, and great concept. It is good place to hang out but the food is very expensive and the portions aren't worth the price.

The food is OK, it's just not an area for me. Seems stressful, noisy, and disorganised, especially when busy. Some people love it, I just don't enjoy the chaotic seating, and there's too much going on in the background. It's just a tad overwhelming for my personality. Also, one or two vendors, it was hard to see what they offered and prices from standing back. I didn't want to be pestered for want of a better word. I wanted to view a price menu at my own pace rather than be jumped on as they can try and poach your custom.which is understandable as they all want to strive in a tough market.

Nice & a good selection, having tried many of the vendors. Eye-wateringly expensive for what you get though!

We can experience a huge variety of rolls and chicken fried items.

Very good food, the waitress was very friendly and very fast putting out the food.

If u like food but friends and family want difrent foods this is a good place

Great food selection and atmosphere and lots of independent food traders

Great mix of food, mostly great service and interesting atmosphere. Great opportunity to give people choice for food and dietary requirements. Good opportunity for choice. Recommend!

I ate at this place called OTHERSIDE CHICKEN. Ordered 1 chicken burger. Cheapest one one was £8. I didn’t order sides or a drink as I just wanted to quickly eat and get going..I was waiting for 23 minutes for the 1 burger I was stood to the left of the van after paying along with the other people waiting. And a man aged early 40s to early 50s said to me what number am I? I told him and he said “go wait somewhere else or go do something coz you got a bit of time yet’. Won’t be going back there ever again

Trinity kitchen is our go to for something quick to eat that isn't fast food, but is, um fast food. My favourite place is Pho, but I like the monthly change food trucks too. Toilets upstairs are often a mess, but that's more to do with the centre than the food court.

Slim chicken, amazing food, lovely friendly staff. Will definitely be back ❤️

Burrito of greatness! House Burrito goood, house Burrito biiig! 🌯 😎✔️

Good for a bit of food and choice.

From 'Shoot The Bull' street food van; Wagyu Burger with Truffle Fries

Selection for every one. Wraps burgers, pizza, Vietnamese, Italian. Kebabs, Indian. Deserts and beers on tap . Loats of seats. Very clean and kept that way .

Great food, great atmosphere but it I'd a little bit pricey. Be prepared to spend around £10 per person for lunch

The staff and food were exceptional. They could not have been kind enough to accommodate the 5 of us and splitting checks. The biscuits were so wonderful and the apple pie French toast was a huge hit

Overpriced street food, in a 90s food court

Nice concept. Good selection of food. Esp.ly lkhe pho place and KaBao

Had the meal deal from the taco truck, lovely.

Mixture of food venues. My 7 year old loves the pizza where I stick the Thai is it's gluten free

Do not go here , its expensive & a dump, especially pho , just stay away

Called in a for a biite to eat before we went to the show. We had chicken bao buns which were amazing, full of flavour. A beef wrap, again fab and a deep fried lasagna which I found ok but wouldn’t order again. Overall 3 vans tried and I would return.

Went to Ka Bao and the pulled pork bao buns were great! Got my buzzer and they were ready within about 10 minutes.

Food shacks and vans offering foods from around the globe, from Indian to Mexican to Vietnamese to Burgers etc. Vegetarian and vegan options available too. Quite a few sitting places around. Easily accessible via public or private transport. Lifts and escalators to navigate through.

You can find here the biggest selection of street food vendors, offering a taste of global cuisine. I understood that the food trucks are rotating every 6 to 8 weeks,but there are also permanent eateries alongside the rotating vendors, so you can always find something familiar if you'd prefer. The place is huge and you can find everything that you want: from pizza and pasta, to quesadilla, Chinese good or Greek food. The vibe is casual and lively, with a lot of seating and beautiful views over the Albion place. Affordable prices for everyone. Really liked the atmosphere. We had a chicken and halloumi gyros from 'Eat like a greek" and were very tasty. I've asked one of the guys serving if they can give an extra pita for the little one because he was craving after mine and he was really nice and gave us an extra pita. The fries from Archies were fine.

Always great food vans Regular restaurants are always a good choice

Good place to grab food in Leeds if you can't get into a restaurant at Trinity

Doner snack food is terrible 😫 I don't ever complain but it was all fat no meat had a chicken swarmer not even homeless would have eaten it took it back and brought one over that was same 3 small peices off meat all fat the girl cutting the meat cuts it up the size that would fit on a table spoon said to me its all like that save your money

I would definitely give it a go if you haven't tried it yet, some people could find it a bit expensive, it all depends on your budget really.

Awful when it's busy (weekends) But great all the other times.. so much to choice from... Love the archies burgers they are incredible

Trinity Kitchen Food Court in Leeds is a food paradise! With its vibrant atmosphere and diverse selection of eateries, it offers something for every palate. From mouthwatering street food to international cuisines, the options are endless.

Hard to score it as an overall place. Good concept, well maintained. Over priced and some vendors better than others

An excellent place to try new foods. A lovely selection of different foods and snacks. Gets very busy at lunch time with limited seating.

A little too noisy for me. Other than that, a wide selection of food for all tastes.

Always great to go here. With a great mix of regular food places, I particularly love the beef burito from the Mexican place but great to have the changing food stalls. There is literally something for everyone. Always places to sit, really clean and the cleaning staff go out of their way to make sure it stays that way. Top notch staff members

Love coming here every few weeks to check out the new van lineups. It helps keep it pretty fresh as there’s always new foods to try! Can be extremely busy in a weekend with nowhere to sit

Lovely assortment of street food style restaurants, open seating area, loads of options. Range of prices and meal sizes so can come for a quick snack or a meal. Only downside is it can get a bit cold since the trinity shopping centre is open, but you can take your food anywhere don't have to stay in the seating areas.

Good options and some nice places in here

Good variety of food on offer. Lots of seating. Table needed a clean though.

Quick pit stop whilst shopping ...the Vietnamese chicken curry was freaking amazing.. I wanted a second one...

Always up for a drink here, nice atmosphere.

Amazing place to eat and so much to choose from 👍definitely would recommend it.

Amazing place to visit different street foods vans every month

Always a good place for lunch. The constant rotation of visiting food stalls keeps the place interesting.

Good choice of food to eat. Food ordered came quickly and was 😋

I thought £11 for cheese burger and tin of Coca-Cola a little pricey

Far to busy! Couldn't move never mind find a table... spent over an hour trying to get food.... bathrooms are a 5 min walk from restaurant. Just typical 2023 bull. Sometimes less is more. Remember that

The venue is nice, but the food was not that good.

Went to the burger van in the corner and had cheesy chips, my partner had a cheeseburger and both meals were delicious and worth the price!

Wow. Coming here with my friend Suttie left me completely lost for words. I cannot believe I have lived in Leeds for my whole life, near enough, and have never stepped foot in the marvel that is Trinity Kitchen. There is so much to choose from. I'm so glad my friend pretty mcuh ordered for me, because I suspect I'd have been umming and ahhing over what to order for hours on end if I had been alone. We went for some curry pork gyoza, the concept of which just blew me away. I'd love to come back and try the LOADED FRIES gyoza - what WILL they think of next? We also sat by the window watching the crowds of Christmas shoppers swarm below. What a great people watching spot.

The burger vendor had the soapiest chips imaginable... Portions not matching the rate they charge!

Not the greatest experience, an extremely tasteless and consequently overpriced burrito and side dish.

Quality selection of food, ended up plucking for Archie’s after spending way too long picking what I wanted through all the choice, one of the best burgers I’ve ever had, cool place

One of the fanciest fish and chips I’ve had, the fish was super fresh and the flavour’s of the dish were vibrant (fish and chips with a twist). Great service from a family run business, need more of this in Leeds. This place is called Fish&

Plenty of food options. Brilliant surrounding.

Trinity kitchen is a great option for food, so many different cuisines and I like that some of the vans change over, there's always something new everytime I go. If you're a group that don't all want to eat the same food and don't mind eating at potentially separate times then I'd recommend going :)

A day out in Leeds with my daughter and her friends on a school training day. Two coeliacs in the group can make things tricky but we gave Leeds Trinity Kitchen a try. After a few places said no, I asked at Poutine and they could not have been more helpful and advised what had gluten and what didn’t. The chips are cooked in a separate fryer. We both had pulled pork and because my daughter didn’t have sauce or gravy they didn’t charge us as much. A lovely small business who were only too happy to help. A bonus was that it was absolutely delicious. Definitely remembered for next time. Thank you so much for making a fun day really memorable.

We arrived tonight before a show, we had boa buns then pho Thai which was all amazing and reasonable priced too. Overall a very good visit 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Really cool place. Lots of "street food" vendors under one roof. From Tortillas to American burgers, twisted Indian and Vietnamese places. Sit where you like, eat where you like. Nice atmosphere. Would definitely go back if I'm in Leeds again.

Loads of options of great foods and cuisines

Great place to eat.... Great Choice...

A place with a nice 80s atmosphere, Foods options are great. A shoutout for the Donershack, which offers great food at a great price, along with a student discount and friendly staff.

Was excited for this place but I'd say it's a bit overhyped. Not too many options, quite spenny and food was just alright (we got a burrito ($10) and noodles (€9)). Still a fine place to grab a quick meal tho.

More than three kitchens… Pho is the yummiest.

Lots or variety and depending what you get pretty tasty. Some of the items are overpriced however, and it's not a quiet place.

Excellent tofu curry and prawnless crackers from Pho

Always like the variety of food options. Plenty of seating options, provide buzzers to tell you when you can pick up your order, cool 80's street market and diner aesthetic.

Missing the booths (Autistic friendly space) Now all open 😪

A great selection of food found here.... plenty of seats

Very nice vibrant atmosphere with some good mix of food cuisines. Different from other places I've been to but definitely one to go back to

Good food we have a good lunch time