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Apparently the time-saving factor of pre-made crepes didn?t count for a lot, as we were waiting for around 20 minutes for them to arrive with roughly the same amount of customers in the place as there were staff. Our order was taken, and we were given a table number and told to take a seat. The crepes are made in front of you, and are a slower affair than we?d expected, especially as the crepes are pre-formed, ready for heating and filling. You can see the pre-cooked pancakes ? more about that later ? sat on the counter, with a steam-producing contraption sort of balanced on top. Much like a coffee shop, you order at the counter. There?s a fairly epic selection of fillings to stuff inside your pancake- we went for the veggie Le Goat, and the not-so-veggie Chicken Supreme, so as to cover all ground you see. The menu is simply divided into two sweet and savoury. They promise a fair bit, if we?re honest. You can smell the coffee before you even step into the restaurant ? and they?re not too shabby either ? but once you see the crepe and waffle menu, drinks are the last thing on your mind.

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Residing near H&M on the second floor of Trinity, the venue isn?t particularly large, but it?s decorated with bright white walls and floor-length windows that look out over Albion Street. We?ve talked a lot about restaurants recently ? and we mean a lot, have you seen our hot-off-the-press Leeds Food & Drink Guide? but we wanted to focus a little on the light bites that the city has to offer too. The arrival of Trinity Leeds saw swarms of new shops to the city centre, but it also saw a plethora of new eateries arriving in the heart of the shopping district.

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