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The dining room at Salt & Iron in the evening, lit by low hanging lamps

Wood fire · Seasonal · Est. 2019

Everything here meets fire before it meets you.

Dinner Tue–Sat Sunday lunch 28 covers

What we do

One fire. One menu. Whatever the farms sent us that week.

There is no gas in this kitchen. Every plate that leaves the pass has been over embers, in ash, or beside the flame — and the menu is rewritten whenever the delivery changes it.

We seat twenty-eight people. That is deliberate. It means the person who cooked your dinner can see your table from where they are standing, and it means we buy small and buy well.

Most nights the whole room eats the same four courses. If that sounds like a risk, it is meant to — we would rather cook one thing properly than nine things adequately.

A chef working the pass in the open kitchen

The kitchen

You can watch the whole thing happen.

The pass is open to the room on purpose. No shouting, no theatre — just five people working a single fire in front of the people eating from it.

28Covers a service
4Courses, set menu
2miTo the farm
0Gas burners
The bar at Salt and Iron, dark wood and bottle shelves
Wine glasses set on a table before service
Tables laid in the dining room by the windows

Book a table

Call the restaurant.

We take bookings by phone so we can talk to you about the menu, the room, and anything you cannot eat.

0113 496 0123
14 Kirkgate Yard
Leeds LS2 7DJ
table@saltandiron.example

Hours

  • MondayClosed
  • Tuesday – Thursday18:00 – 22:30
  • Friday – Saturday17:30 – 23:00
  • Sunday12:00 – 16:00
  • Bank holidaysClosed