Leeds / Chapel Allerton / Newton Parade
Independent businesses on Newton Parade, Chapel Allerton
3 independence-checked businesses. Each has a recorded independence decision; none is part of a chain or franchise, and none paid to be listed.
Grouped by the street in each place's approved address. A place whose address we do not hold, or whose address is being challenged, is not on a street page.
- Regenerated 23 September 2026
- Oldest fact still standing · next reviewed by March 2027
All 3, alphabetically
Listed alphabetically. The order is not a ranking: nothing commercial is consulted in deciding who is on this list or where, and there is no field money could move. How this works
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Kolare Newsagent
Grocer · Chapel Allerton
Kolare Newsagents is an independent newsagent, off-licence and convenience shop at 7 Newton Parade, off Chapeltown Road on the Chapel Allerton–Potternewton border. Companies House filings show it is owned and controlled by the Kolare family — Harvinder Singh, Surinder and Charanjit Kolare — and no symbol-group branding is attached to the shop. Alongside newspapers, magazines, everyday groceries and off-licence drinks, the shop doubles as a local parcel point, with an InPost locker and a FedEx drop-off. It opens seven days a week and carries a 4.1-star Google rating, with reviewers mentioning polite staff and easy parcel returns.
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Sardar Jee
Takeaway · Chapel Allerton
An independent, pure-vegetarian Indian takeaway on Newton Parade, at the Chapeltown Road end of the Chapel Allerton ward. It is a single-site collection-and-delivery kitchen serving Punjabi and North Indian street food — samosa and aloo tikki chaats, kulchas, parathas and vada pav — with vegan-friendly wraps and a paneer tikka pizza. It opens Tuesday to Sunday, afternoon into the evening.
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Semolino
Restaurant · Chapel Allerton
Semolino is a small, independent Italian takeaway and café at 3 Newton Parade, on the Chapel Allerton–Potternewton border close to Chapel Allerton Hospital. It is run by chef Fabio, who trained in Italy and cooked in Australia, France, Switzerland, Spain and England before settling in Leeds, and his menu spans northern and southern Italian traditions. Expect panini, pizza by the slice, pasta dishes such as carbonara, antipasti and Italian pastries including cannoli, alongside espresso. Mainly a takeaway with a few bar stools, it holds a 5-star food hygiene rating and strong reviews on Tripadvisor and the delivery platforms, where customers mention the warm welcome and good value.
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