North Star Coffee Shop

Lovely coffee shop. I drop by for breakfast as my first stop for the day trip in Leeds. I didnt know what to order, all menu pictures were all tempting but I went for Sweetcorn fritters which was delicious, good blend in those.

The staff were lovely and the space was clean. The vibe was good and the coffee was of a good high quality. The coffee shop also has a mini store area where you can purchase beans, T-shirts and some cool looking tote bags. The coffee is priced as a normal high quality coffee is nowadays, but the portion sizes are on the smaller size - (I had taken a couple sips out of my glass in the photo provided!). I tried the last slice of the tiramisu tart, which was a little different! Similar to a treacle tart with some cream on top. This was nice! Good location on the docks, near the library boat and the Royal Armouries.

Great little coffee place in Leeds dock. Good coffee and a small menu of breakfast, brunch and excellent cakes. The sausage and egg sandwich was amazing, the cakes were great too. They also sell their own coffee beans. Not the cheapest place but the quality is very good and you get what you pay for!

If you’re a coffee lover then it is definitely a spot to visit. The ability to chose the blend for your coffee makes it very personal to your taste. Absolutely loved the food, very filling in a good way. Would recommend for a lovely afternoon lunch!

Such a cool coffee shop. Their coffee selection is impressive and varied with some really tasty blends. Their cooked breakfast was hefty and really well put together. Nice decor, nice vibe, nice people. Came back yesterday, had the lovely cheese toastie. Very recommended.

This was our second visit, and both times we were not disappointed. Staff were really good, attentive, friendly and helpful - even lending me a coin so I could flip it to help decide which dish to order. The food we had was delicious. I had the Rhubarb Pancakes, my husband had the Huevos rancheros. Previously, we have had the vegetarian sandwich, gruyère and caramelised onion toastie and bacon sandwich (the best my son has ever had - he's 22, so not he's had a few). Prices aren't cheap, but they aren't expensive either for food that is a little away from the norm, and every dish we've had has been perfect. We spent about £36 on our two meals, two lattes and a pot of tea. We will be back to work our way through the menu.

A very cute litte café near the docks! The service is great and there's a possibility to eat outside depending on the weather! The drinks are quite nice and divers! We had a berry matcha, an OG brunch juice and an earl grey, lemon and lavender cookie! It was excellent! They seem to have a good variety for brunch! Highly recommended!

Came with 2 babies and a toddler. The guy was immediately super awkward and told us 20 minute wait or we could sit on a bar stool. I asked for a baby chino and he said £3.45 😅 never in my life have i heard something so ridiculous. We then waited for our takeaway coffees and there was a huge seated sofa area with tables empty that they could have offered us. I would not recommend coming here with young children.