Independent restaurants in Wetherby
There are 4 independence-checked restaurants in Wetherby, Leeds. Each has a recorded independence decision; none is part of a chain or franchise.
Open any of them to see its address, how to reach it, and where every fact about it came from and when it is next due a check.
- Regenerated 23 September 2026
- Oldest fact still standing · next reviewed by September 2027
All 4, alphabetically
Listed alphabetically. The order is not a ranking: commerce fields are structurally excluded from the candidate set and from the ordering, and there is no field money could move. How this order is produced
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Kofi & Co Ltd
Restaurant · Wetherby
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Lighthouse Pizza Company
Restaurant · Wetherby
A pizza business on the Sandbeck Park estate on the edge of Wetherby, registered at Companies House as Lighthouse Pizza Co Ltd. The company was incorporated in September 2023 under the classification for take-away food shops and mobile food stands, with its registered office at the same unit; Steven Paul Cree is the sole remaining director, his co-director having resigned in June 2025. Leeds City Council's food hygiene inspectors visited in March 2024 and rated the premises Very Good across hygienic food handling, cleanliness of facilities and management of food safety, recording the business type as restaurant, café or canteen.
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Mango Vegetarian
Restaurant · Wetherby
A vegetarian Indian restaurant on Bank Street in Wetherby, trading through Mango Vegetarian Limited, which was incorporated in January 2008 and is registered under the classification for unlicensed restaurants and cafés. Rekha Harish Sonigra has been the sole director since incorporation. The kitchen leans South Indian: dosas sit alongside curries, wraps and Indian desserts including kulfi and shrikhand, with vegan options marked and dishes cooked to order from an open kitchen. Sugarvine's listing describes it as family-run, with the chef's daughters working front of house, and notes that heat levels and dietary requests are adjusted dish by dish.
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Maybe Later Restaurant
Restaurant · Wetherby
A small restaurant on The Shambles in the centre of Wetherby, run by its owners Lorenzo Ciarrocca and Jane Lavocah. The two incorporated Maybe Later Restaurant Ltd in March 2024 and are its only directors; the company is registered under the classification for licensed restaurants. The restaurant describes itself as small and works from a short dinner menu that changes every month, built on seasonal local produce and drawing on a range of cuisines and cultures. The wine list is chosen by Ciarrocca. It serves lunch and dinner from Wednesday to Sunday and closes on Mondays and Tuesdays.
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Each of these is a list of at least 3 independence-checked places in Wetherby, grouped by what their own pages say or by the street they are on. Alphabetical, like this one.
The same, elsewhere in Leeds
- Independent restaurants across Leeds — all 123 we have checked, area by area.
- Independent restaurants in Armley — 4 checked.
- Independent restaurants in Chapel Allerton — 16 checked.
- Independent restaurants in Guiseley — 3 checked.
- Independent restaurants in Harehills — 12 checked.
- Independent restaurants in Headingley — 19 checked.
- Independent restaurants in Horsforth — 18 checked.
- Independent restaurants in Kirkstall — 9 checked.
- Independent restaurants in Meanwood — 3 checked.
- Independent restaurants in Morley — 12 checked.
- Independent restaurants in Oakwood — 5 checked.
- Independent restaurants in Otley — 3 checked.
- Independent restaurants in Pudsey — 10 checked.
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