Independent bakeries in Armley
There are 3 independence-checked bakeries in Armley, Leeds. Each has a recorded independence decision; none is part of a chain or franchise.
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- Regenerated 23 September 2026
- Oldest fact still standing · next reviewed by September 2027
All 3, alphabetically
Listed alphabetically. The order is not a ranking: commerce fields are structurally excluded from the candidate set and from the ordering, and there is no field money could move. How this order is produced
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Laynes Bakery
Bakery · Armley
Laynes Bakery is a bakery production unit at Unit 3, Armley Link, Armley Road, in Leeds LS12. Leeds City Council registers it as "other catering premises" and inspected it on 15 October 2025, rating all three hygiene categories "Good". The Laynes website describes the bakery as "part of the Laynes family", says it specialises in viennoiserie, and states that it supplies other venues around Leeds on a wholesale basis as well as the company's own café. Laynes Bakery Ltd was incorporated on 21 May 2022 and is registered at 16 New Station Street, Leeds, the address of the Laynes café. Companies House records David Robert Olejnik as its sole director, giving his occupation as managing director, and as the company's only person with significant control, with 75 per cent or more of the shares and voting rights.
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Murrells Bakery Ltd
Bakery · Grocer · Armley
Murrells Bakery is a bakery and sandwich shop at 130 Whingate, Armley, in Leeds LS12. Yorkshire.com lists it as selling freshly made sandwiches, boxed salads and baked goods for takeaway, gives opening hours of 7am to 2pm Monday to Friday and 7.30am to 1.30pm on Saturday, closed Sunday, and records a 4.6-star Google rating from more than 150 reviews. Murrells Bakery Ltd was incorporated on 21 December 2021. Companies House records two directors, Gemma Leanne Rosindale and Mark Andrew Rosindale, who are also the company's two people with significant control, each holding between 25 and 50 per cent of the shares and voting rights. Leeds City Council inspected the premises on 27 February 2025, rating hygienic food handling and cleanliness of facilities "Very good" and management of food safety "Good".
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Niaz Bakers
Bakery · Armley
Niaz Bakers is a bakery and café at 91 Town Street, Armley, in Leeds LS12. Its Deliveroo menu is arranged in sections including wraps, sandwiches, paninis, chaat, pastries, desserts, hot drinks and mithai, with items such as chicken tikka wraps, samosa chaat and cappuccino. Niaz Bakers Limited was incorporated on 9 August 2025, with its registered office at 91 Town Street and a single director, Hafiz Muhammad Zeeshan Baloch. Its registered nature of business is SIC code 10710, "manufacture of bread; manufacture of fresh pastry goods and cakes". Leeds City Council records the premises as a restaurant/café/canteen and inspected it on 12 February 2026, rating hygienic food handling and management of food safety "Very good" and cleanliness and condition of the building "Good".
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Each of these is a list of at least 3 independence-checked places in Armley, grouped by what their own pages say or by the street they are on. Alphabetical, like this one.
The same, elsewhere in Leeds
- Independent bakeries across Leeds — all 15 we have checked, area by area.
- Independent bakeries in Chapel Allerton — 4 checked.
- Independent bakeries in Harehills — 4 checked.
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