Plan your visit

The cinema is a 30-40min walk from Leeds city centre, a 15min walk from Headingley and the University of Leeds campus, and a 40min walk from Bramley and Harehills.

Coming from Leeds train station?

Walk up Park Row until you reach Millennium Square. Continue along Woodhouse Lane towards, and then through, the University of Leeds campus. Once on the other side, walk through/along Woodhouse Moor until you reach Brudenell Road. The cinema is located 500 metres along Brudenell Road, at an intersection between Brudenell Road and Queens Road/Chestnut Avenue.

• It takes around 15min to cycle from Leeds city centre, 5min from Headingley and 20min from Bramley.
• City Connect is a tool for planning journeys by bike and avoiding busy routes. You can check for cycle paths on this planner.
• We are in conversations with the Highways and Transportation team at Leeds City Council about increasing the number of cycle stands and we will update this information once confirmed. For security, there is enhanced lighting and CCTV coverage of external parts of the building.
• If you’d like to hire a bike near the cinema, there are Leeds City Beryl Bikes which you can locate on their app just off our street on Pearson Avenue and Brudenell Mount.
  
• Other options for hiring bikes in Leeds can be found here.

• For bus times and routes, visit the West Yorkshire Metro Journey Planner.
• The nearest bus route is the number 56 (First bus) which stops directly outside. The 56 goes towards the city centre and beyond to Whinmoor in one direction, or Headingley and beyond to West Park in the other direction. It takes approximately 20min from Leeds city centre.
• Alternatively, the 1, 6, 27 and 28 (First buses) all stop at Hyde Park Corner which is a 7min walk from HPPH. These buses take approx. 10-15min to get from Leeds city centre to Hyde Park Corner.
  
• We are 30-40min from Bramley by bus. Buses from Bramley: 49 or 14 (First buses), followed by a short walk. Or the 91 and then the 56 to stop directly outside the cinema. We are 40-50min from Harehills by bus.
  
• Buses from Harehills: 49, 50 or 50A (First buses), followed by a short walk. Alternatively, get off the bus on York Street (opposite Northern Ballet) to change onto the 56 bus which takes you directly to the cinema.

The cinema is an 8-10min walk from Burley Park train station. Trains run regularly to Burley Park from Leeds train station via a Northern Rail service towards Harrogate. The train journey between Leeds and Burley Park takes 4-9mins.

For train times, visit  National Rail.

• The cinema is a 10-20min drive from Leeds city centre depending on traffic; a 5min drive from Headingley; a 10-15min drive from Bramley and a 15-20min drive from Harehills.
• We do not have a car park. However plenty of on-street parking is usually available nearby.
  
• We are in conversations with the Highways and Transportation team at Leeds City Council to hopefully confirm a clearly marked disabled parking bay on Brudenell Road outside the cinema. This should provide two disabled parking spaces. This section will be updated once we have confirmation.
  

Below you'll find our latest menu and prices. 

35mm and 70mm members can enjoy 10% and 15% off all items with the M symbol.

From flat whites and cappuccinos, to caffeine-free and plant-based options, we now offer a range of tasty coffees - ethically sourced and locally roasted by North Star.

These barista-quality coffees are available to drink in or take away.

And, if you'd like to make your own at home, you can buy bags of El Salvador ground coffee here.

We’re excited to be working with some of our favourite local suppliers.

• Tasty beers on top are are being provided by Kirkstall and Vocation breweries.
• The excellent Latitude are providing us with some excellent red, white and natural wines.
• We have ethnically sourced, locally roasted coffee from our friends at North Star.
• Our amazing ice creams, including plenty of plant-based options, are made just down the road by Northern Bloc. 
• And we have a range of very tasty vegetarian and vegan baked goods, including our extremely popular tiffins, made by our friends at That Old Chestnut and Queen of Tarts. 

We’re conscious of improving our environmental sustainability at HPPH, including through our food and drink offer.

We’re reducing our carbon footprint by sourcing from the best local suppliers to bring you quality food and drink.

We prioritise limiting disposable waste too and aim to become plastic free by 2025. 

We know that cinema's have a reputation for charging high prices for their food, drink and popcorn – so we try our best to keep our core prices as affordable as possible. 

As well as this, we also have a number of offers to help you save even more money:

• Our small popcorn cones are just £1
• We have a kids bundle offer, which includes a small popcorn, a Cawston Press juice carton and a box of poppets – all for just £3.50.
• Don't forget to pick up one of our coffee loyalty cards, which means your 6th coffee with us is free.
• You can enjoy a pint of Kirkstall Virtuous or Vocation Lager, and a bag of pretzels for £6.50.
• A glass of our house wine, and bag of olives, are just £6.50. 
• To enjoy even cheaper prices, you can become a HPPH member and receive up to 15% off selected items. 

You can find more ways to save money at HPPH via our dedicated Ways to Save page. 

We are aware of how common severe airborne allergies are, and so do not stock products which contain nuts or shellfish (they may contain traces) – and we ask customers not to bring any of these products with them into the cinema.

Please let us know about any dietary requirements and allergies when ordering food and drink, and we will be happy to provide ingredient lists.

Part of our Hiding in Plain Sight project – exploring the lost cinemas of Leeds – our interactive audio-tour takes listeners on a 60 minute walk around Leeds city centre, where you can learn more about 13 old cinemas, most of which are still visible today. 

This audio tour is based on the Invisible Cinema Walking Tour, a commission by Conway and Young for the Hyde Park Picture House’s 100th birthday celebrations and designed by Ben Waddington. A special thanks also goes to Dr Laura Ager, whose dedicated research, knowledge and cycling skills both inspired and laid the foundations of the tour. The tour was voiced by Leeds author SJ Bradley, and features music by Faded Auditoria and cinema illustrations from Adam Allsuch Boardman. You can visit the tour at lostcinemas.co.uk

Throughout the cinema's recent closure, as work on our redevelopment took place and floor boards were lifted, we came across lots of old rubbish that had been dropped over many years. From cigarette packets to sweet wrappers, these normally worthless items provided us with an invaluable snapshot into what a trip to the Picture House would have looked like over the decades, as well as the changing trends and habits of cinema audiences throughout the 20th century. 

We enjoyed sharing these finds via our social media, posting the discoveries using the hashtag #TreasureTrashTuesday. But to give people a chance to see these artefacts in person, we're delighted to have found a space in our Café Bar for a new display, repurposing an old cabinet that was once in our old security office, and now will be home to these fascinating finds. 

Due to the limited space and the number of items we found, we'll be regularly changing the items on display in the cabinet, with the items not on display being safely kept at the West Yorkshire Archive service.

Hyde Park and LS6 is a cultural hotspot in north Leeds. We’re so lucky to have some of Leeds’ best culture venues nearby. 

• Brudenell Social Club puts on some of the best gigs in Leeds. It’s also worth keeping an eye out for their free gigs as well as big names. They’re one of the friendliest (and cheapest) places to go for a pint and a pie, as well as being a great spot for pool. 
• Left Bank is a community-focused, creative space based in an old church. They have a café-bar and put on all kinds of events and creative workshops from poetry open mic nights to screen printing workshops. They often have great art exhibitions on and are open to people using their space for work and meetings. 
• Hyde Park Book Club put on amazing music, literature and comedy events as well as hosting creative workshops. They’re also a great place to get vegetarian food, go for a drink or buy nice plants. 
• HEART is at the centre of the Headingley community, with a diverse and vibrant programme of events and activity – from classes and workshops, to film screenings and live performances. 
• As well as being a great record shop, The Vinyl Whistle is also a great spot for a drink and they regularly host live events and small gigs. 

• Coffee On The Crescent is a great spot for a hot drink, breakfast and pastries. They also have a lovely little shop!
• Anand Sweets is one of the best spots locally for delicious food – with an entirely vegetarian and vegan menu of amazing curries and thalis, at super reasonable prices.
• Hyde Park Book Club have brilliant vegetarian menu and are a great spot for a drink in the sunshine.
• Brudenell Social Club is not only a great spot for a drink, but they also serve super tasty pies if you're in need of a quick, cheap and delicious bite to eat!
• Chef Shabba's for Jamacian classics such as Jerk Chicken, Plantainand curried mutton. Alongside delicious rum cocktails and reggae bops!
• For something a bit more special, the lovely folk behind the Swine That Dines have opened – The Swine Bistro – an excellent new eatery in Headingley, with an incredible menu. 
• Ecco Ppizzeria in Headingley has been a firm favourite with HPPH staff and visitors for many years – with their delicious and authentic Neapolitan pizzas
• Rainbow Junktion, based at All Hallows’ church, is part of The Real Junk Food Project. It is a pay as you feel cafe run by volunteers who save food from going to waste and turn it into delicious, nutritious meals.   
• Mogador is the place to go for traditional Moroccan and Lebanese street food. They serve everything from mezze platters to tagines and kebabs.
• Royal Park Pub is a traditional pub and music venue just down the street from us.

• We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to shopping for international groceries with the wonderful Makkah Foods, Abu Bakr and CC Continental Supermarket in our area.
• North South Vintage is great for vintage fashion and second hand records.
  

• We're lucky to have Woodhouse Moor, a 26-hectare park, just up the road from us. It has tennis and basketball courts, a skate park, outdoor gym equipment, a bowling green, a children’s playground, allotments and on Saturday mornings there’s a 5K park run. When it’s light, it’s a lovely route to take to walk or cycle between the cinema and the city centre.
• We're also close to Burley Park which is smaller but has a cricket pitch, bowling green, tennis and basketball courts, outdoor gym equipment, a mini football pitch, a children’s playground, community gardens and orchards where you can pick your own fruit.