Leeds United partners with city centre restaurant on fan discount

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 17:02 · Archive

Leeds rooftop restaurant CrowdedHouse is offering Leeds United season ticket holders 15 per cent off its menu.

Leeds rooftop restaurant CrowdedHouse has partnered with Leeds United to offer discounts to the club's supporters. Season ticket holders can claim 15 per cent off the à la carte menu every day of the week by showing their season ticket or ID.

When Leeds United win on matchdays, the discount rises to 25 per cent off the menu after the game. The restaurant, based at Trinity Leeds, opened in July last year and has become a popular destination for dining and drinks in the city centre, featuring a year-round rooftop terrace and locally sourced Yorkshire produce.

CrowdedHouse owner John Quinlan, a Leeds United fan, said the partnership was meaningful. He stated: 'Leeds United is such a huge part of this city's identity, and to see our name alongside such an iconic club is pretty special.' He added that backing local has always been important to the restaurant, whether through sourcing from Yorkshire farmers or supporting other independent businesses, and that football has an incredible way of bringing people together.

How it is being reported

• CrowdedHouse: Leeds rooftop restaurant partners with Leeds United to give discount to fansLeeds rooftop restaurant CrowdedHouse, which celebrated its first birthday earlier this year, has announced a partnership with Leeds United.Yorkshire Post · 22 Oct, 11:45
• Leeds united fan partnership launched with popular city centre restaurantLeeds United fans get enjoy a great resultLeedsLive · 22 Oct, 10:33

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