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Nesso Launches Its Signature Brunch Afternoon Tea Experience – An Italian-Inspired Twist on a British Classic

LEEDS & MORLEY, UK. June 1st, 2026 – Nesso, the Italian-inspired café and bar with locations in Leeds city centre and Morley, has launched its signature Brunch Afternoon Tea experience, bringing together the best of traditional afternoon tea and modern Italian-inspired brunch culture.
Designed for shoppers, theatre-goers, couples, friends and visitors looking for a more substantial and contemporary afternoon tea experience, Nesso’s new offering combines artisan pastries, brunch dishes and Italian hospitality in one indulgent package.
Unlike traditional afternoon teas centred around finger sandwiches, Nesso’s version blends freshly baked sweet treats with a choice of brunch dishes, creating a more satisfying dining experience while maintaining the indulgence and occasion associated with afternoon tea.
Priced at £44.50 for two guests (£39.95 for Nesso Club members), guests receive a welcome glass of bubbly or fresh juice each, two giant baked scones with clotted cream and jam, two cupcakes, two Sicilian cannoli (pistachio and hazelnut), a choice of one brunch dish per guest, and one pot of tea to share or an Americano each.
Guests can also upgrade their experience by adding a bottle of Prosecco for just £10.
The concept reflects Nesso’s growing reputation for Italian-inspired brunch experiences, combining premium ingredients, artisan pastries and contemporary brunch dishes in a relaxed setting.
Popular brunch selections include smoked Salmon & Avocado Toast, Eggs Benedict, Halloumi Avocado Toast, Panettone French Toast, Bacon Pancakes with Maple Syrup & Ricotta and Seasonal Chef Specials.
The result is a unique experience that sits between brunch and afternoon tea, offering guests greater choice and value than many traditional afternoon tea experiences.
The Leeds venue is located just moments from the First Direct Arena, Leeds Grand Theatre, Victoria Gate and Merrion Centre, making it an ideal destination for pre-theatre or arena dining, birthday parties, baby showers, afternoon catch-ups, corporate meetings or weekend city centre visits.
Meanwhile, Nesso Morley offers the same experience in a relaxed high-street setting, perfect for local residents looking for premium brunch and afternoon tea without travelling into the city centre.

Guests who join the free Nesso Club loyalty programme can enjoy the experience for £39.95 per couple, saving £5.
Members also collect loyalty points on every visit, redeemable at both Nesso and the award-winning Kerala Canteen, creating one of Yorkshire’s most rewarding independent restaurant loyalty programmes.
For bookings and more information, visit the Nesso website.
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