Azotea

The menu showcases an extensive selection of Latin American cuisine spanning 33 countries, with dishes ranging from Mexican street food to Brazilian sharing steaks. Para Picar (bar nibbles) features traditional items like tortilla chips served with house-made salsas including salsa verde, mojo rojo, and spiced roast pineapple, alongside tableside-prepared guacamole.

Small plates include empanadas filled with beef, olives and peppers, served with chimichurri, and padron peppers seasoned with spiced salt.

The star of the sharing plates is the Brazilian Picanha Steak, a 28-day aged cut finished with chimichurri, available in portions for one to six people. The seafood selection includes whole grilled sea bream and various ceviches, with the salmón curado con tequila being a standout dish featuring ponzu, radish, and nori crisp.

The taco menu offers creative combinations like slow-roast beef brisket with salsa verde and Bajan-style fish with pickled red cabbage.

A dedicated brunch service features Latin American breakfast classics such as Huevos Rancheros, comprising tortillas, salsa rojo, spicy black beans, avocado, and queso fresco.

The cocktail menu at Azotea showcases an impressive array of Latin American spirits, with a particular focus on tequilas, mezcals, and rums from across the Caribbean region. Signature cocktails include the Le Hora de la Fresa, which combines Principe de Los Apostoles Gin with Cascara Vermouth and Fernet Branca, and the Corazón y Alma, featuring a blend of mezcal, reposado tequila, and Nixta Licor de Elote.

The Cloud Cover cocktail arrives dramatically enveloped in mist, while the Sacred Valley offers a refreshing spritz-style option perfect for daytime sipping.

The bar demonstrates a strong commitment to non-alcoholic options, with carefully crafted alcohol-free versions of their signature drinks available. For example, the non-alcoholic version of Le Hora de la Fresa features a harmonious blend of strawberry syrup, fresh lime, and ginger ale.

Standard soft drinks are also available throughout the venue.

Perched on the 12th floor, Azotea is a stunning urban rooftop oasis that brings the vibrant spirit of Latin America to life. The venue features plush booth seating, lavish greenery, and plenty of rattan furniture, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a luxury resort. Fire pits add warmth and ambiance to the space, while floor-to-ceiling windows offer jaw-dropping panoramic views of the city skyline.

The interior design seamlessly blends modern sophistication with traditional Latin American influences, creating an Instagram-worthy setting throughout.

The venue boasts two impressive outdoor terraces, perfect for soaking in the cityscape views, while the main indoor space houses a long dining room and dedicated bar area. Live music adds to the energetic atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for both intimate dates and lively social gatherings.

The overall aesthetic creates a perfect balance between upscale dining destination and vibrant social hotspot.For larger gatherings, Azotea offers group booking options for parties of eight or more, with dedicated areas available for these occasions.

The venue’s multiple spaces can accommodate different types of social events, from casual get-togethers to special celebrations.

Located on the 12th floor of the Hyatt Place and Hyatt House hotel in Leeds’ Sovereign Square, Azotea stands in a prime city centre position.

The venue is exceptionally well-connected, being just three minutes from Leeds railway station, making it easily accessible for both locals and visitors to the city.

After enjoying the stunning rooftop views at Azotea, guests are perfectly positioned to explore Leeds city centre’s vibrant attractions. The venue’s location in Sovereign Square puts it just moments from Leeds Train Station and the sophisticated shopping haven of Victoria Gate, where luxury boutiques and high-end retailers line the historic Victorian arcades. Trinity Leeds shopping centre is also a short stroll away, offering an array of contemporary retail options.

For those interested in culture, Leeds Art Gallery and The Henry Moore Institute are within easy walking distance, showcasing impressive collections of contemporary and classical art. The Leeds Corn Exchange, with its stunning Victorian architecture and independent retailers, provides a unique shopping experience just a few minutes away. City Square’s impressive architectural landmarks and water features make for excellent photo opportunities against the evening sky.

Night owls stepping out from Azotea’s Latin atmosphere can continue their evening at the nearby Call Lane, Leeds’ famous nightlife district, where an eclectic mix of bars and clubs keeps the city’s energy flowing into the early hours.