TATTU ADDS TO THE AMBIENCE OF LEEDS BUSINESS WEEK

We are known for doing things a little differently here at the Yorkshire Mafia (YM) and that goes for the partners that we work with too. There’s no point in having an organisation that pushes boundaries and is known for ‘doing rather than discussing’ if we don’t then replicate this with the venues we choose for our networking events.

As a result, those who attend Leeds Business Week (LBW) will have the perfect opportunity to visit Tattu, the venue that celebrates individuality. This is immediately apparent when you enter the restaurant, which offers Chinese cuisine that is intended to encourage shared experience as guests discover new dishes and flavours in breath-taking surroundings.

Hoping to meet with more of the business community from Leeds and the surrounding districts, the venue will play host to our first dedicated Women’s Networking Lunch on Monday 9 October from 1pm – 3pm inclusive.

You can expect more than your average lunch when you visit Tattu. Owner and Managing Director of Tattu Restaurants, Adam Jones comments:

“We’d seen a lot of discussion about Leeds Business Week on social media and knew it would be a great opportunity for us to introduce Tattu’s offering to the wider business community. The team at the YM have been great to work with and we’re looking forward to hosting this event.

“Tattu is designed for everyone. Whether you’re a small independent business or a larger global organisation, we want to deliver a truly unique experience to each and every guest. We hope that from the interior design of our restaurants through to the service we deliver to diners and everything in between will showcase our passion and commitment to those that choose to visit us.”

Following the launch of its first venue in Manchester in 2015, Tattu opened in Leeds in June 2017. Since that time the business community has embraced the approach taken by the team and even helped to raise more than £5,000 for Simon on the Streets, a Yorkshire based charity supporting homeless people.

Many of the guests that made contributions have returned with colleagues, friends and family, making it a popular choice amongst those that prefer something a little different from the norm. For further details about Tattu please visit http://tattu.co.uk/leeds/about-us/