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Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays

Digital creator
@beccieats
šŸ„‚ Telling the story behind great food, beautiful stays, + memorable trips for you. šŸ¤ Yorkshire-based, travel-led, experience focused. šŸ‘‡šŸ» work with me
  • SaaS/B2B
  • Food & beverage
  • Food & Drink
  • Cuisine
  • Travel Influencers
  • Following 4.5K
  • Followers 11K
  • Engagement 1.17%
  • Avg comments 13

About Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays

Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays (@beccieats) is a Digital creator creator on Instagram, also filed under SaaS/B2B and Food & beverage. The account has 11,025 followers and 610 published posts. Recent posts average 108 likes and 13 comments, an engagement rate of 1.17%.

With 11K followers, Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays follows 4,514 accounts, so the audience is roughly 2.4 times the size of the list followed. Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays under 6 categories, led by Digital creator and followed by SaaS/B2B, Food & beverage, Food & Drink, Cuisine and Travel Influencers.

The Instagram bio for Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays runs to 19 words across 3 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays dates from October 2025.

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610 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays, 8 are carousels, 1 is a video and 1 is a single image. That mix leans toward carousels. Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays has built a substantial archive of 610 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 18 followers for each post published. Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays also keeps 6 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 220 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include i’ve, content, it’s, been and places. The captions tag #leedsfoodie, #yorkshirefoodguide and #leedsblogger.

The best places I’ve eaten in Yorkshire this last year (part one) ✨
SAVE for inspo!

šŸ› Indian -
One of those places that reminds you why Indian food always hits.

šŸ· Fine dining –
Stunning flavours with the perfect wine pairings. This is an experience.

šŸ¤ Tapas –
Order too much, share everything and accept that the table will be chaos. Exactly how tapas should be.

šŸ• Pizza –
Will always be my fave place for pizza as they’re going to be so hard to beat!

🄩 Sunday roast –
Everything done right. Meat cooked properly, flavours balanced, and a roast worth leaving the house for! In a cosy English setting.

šŸ½ļø Country pub –
Proper food in a stunning setting!

šŸ„‚ Bottomless brunch –
Plates made for sharing, with drinks that keep coming. Can’t go wrong!

🄩 Quick market food –
Fast, flavour-packed and perfect for when you want quality without the fuss.

šŸ„ž Pancakes –
Fluffy, indulgent and very much a ā€œget the sweet optionā€ situation.

šŸ£ Japanese –
It’s reopened since the photo I have here but same concept, honestly by far the best place in Leeds for your Japanese fix.

šŸŒ† Rooftop dining –
Asian afternoon tea and cocktails with a view.

šŸ” Burgers –
Messy, juicy, two-hands-required burgers. The only place you can really build your own.

šŸ”„ Korean BBQ –
Table grills, endless plates and the correct amount of ordering too much.

Save this for when you’re planning where to eat next šŸ¤
Follow for more Yorkshire inspo!

Some of these were visited on *ad basis
2026? I’m aiming to work less, live more… and only say yes to what feels good and what aligns with me and my values.

What does it involve for me?
šŸ“± a small base of social media clients I genuinely love supporting
šŸ“ø regular content shoots with the best hospitality and Airbnb businesses in Yorkshire
šŸŽ„ weddings at venues I’ve dreamed about (I have so many dreamy ones booked already!)
🚐 we’re buying a VW van to enjoy ourselves but also to rent out as a new business adventure and for an extra income stream
🌓 a Dubai trip šŸ‘€ I hope! And hopefully lots more lovely trips
šŸ§˜ā€ā™€ļø finding new hobbies, slow days, and self-care that’s actually helpful - it’s something I’ve been so rubbish with but this year will be intentional… I mean I’ve already read 4 books 🄳

Starting the year fresh even though it could have started better and a lot of these plans are on hold until I’m healed.. they’re still going to happen šŸ˜‚.

Want in on this vibe? Enquiry form’s in bio 🫶
Not going to lie, this Christmas and New Year has been HARD!

I’ve been non-weight bearing on my foot for 5 weeks (maybe more lost count) now and I’ve still got at least another 3 weeks to go. It means I’m having to use crutches to get about the house … and my office chair šŸ˜‚, and we’ve bought a wheelchair so I can leave the house a bit.

It’s meant I’ve had to sort out weddings to be captured by other people and push back content days with clients BUT we are now nearly at the end and I am now a pro at getting about with crutches in the house (for about ten steps šŸ˜‚) and with some incredible help, from other creators, I can now go ahead full force with content days.

We booked a campervan for Christmas and so glad we didn’t cancel as it was so nice to get away and see the gorgeous sights of north wales. We tried to find wheelchair friendly places but when we couldn’t, Liam walked Shay while I chilled with a hot chocolate in the van! I rode in the back for the full time with my leg up complete with doggy cuddles.

We booked through who I highly recommend (will be doing a proper post or two on that soon!)

We ate out twice… in the last 5 weeks which is insane and I’ve missed out on so many lovely bookings I had planned but hoping to get visiting those businesses very soon.

We spent new years at our neighbours’ playing lots of games! And been around to see all our families.

I’ve worked over Christmas for some of the time, just to stop myself from going stir crazy šŸ˜‚.

So, a bit of an odd festive time from me… and I feel like I’m now on the final countdown to walking again šŸ™ˆ- never take anything for granted!!

I hope you’ve all had a lovely Christmas and New Year šŸ«¶šŸ»
Here’s to 2026.
Kerala Canteen Leeds is hands‑down one of the most exciting places I’ve eaten at in 2025 šŸ›āœØ

Tucked away in the heart of Leeds, this vibrant little spot is putting South Indian comfort food on the map with authentic flavours, punchy spices, and a menu that makes you want to book your next visit before you’ve even left.

What I loved most:
šŸ‘‰ Full‑flavoured, beautifully balanced dishes
šŸ‘‰ Warm, welcoming service that felt genuine
šŸ‘‰ A dining experience that’s memorable, not just tasty
šŸ‘‰ Great for both casual lunches and weekend dinners

If you’re looking for must‑visit restaurants in Leeds, especially for South Indian or Kerala‑inspired food, you need to check this place out.

Have you been yet?

Follow for more Yorkshire food spots šŸ«¶šŸ»

#leedsfoodie #yorkshirefoodguide #leedsblogger
Food and service at The Brickyard never fail to impress, which is exactly why we keep coming back again and again. šŸ„‚

If you’re searching for the best brunch in Brighouse, this place delivers every time. Their brunch spreads are unreal, and the cheese fondue is always a firm favourite of mine. šŸ§€

One of the reasons they stand out as a top Yorkshire brunch spot is how often they change their brunch themes, giving you a new reason to visit. And don’t even get me started on their Sunday dinner… genuinely worth planning your weekend around. 🤤

Currently counting down to their Valentine’s menu because I already know I’ll be booking in šŸ¤šŸ¤£

šŸ“ The Brickyard, Brighouse
šŸ“Œ Save this for your Yorkshire brunch inspiration
šŸ‘‰ Follow for more Yorkshire food spots, brunch places, and local restaurant recommendations
I’ve decided to start a new series celebrating all the independents of Wakefield….
So…

Part One of Wakefield Worth Knowing is here!!! A new series where I highlight the brilliant independent spots in Wakefield that deserve some love.

This week it’s all about coffee in and around the city centre… (we will be branching out as time goes on).

If you’re still drinking chain coffee in Wakefield… try these spots instead.

Featured:
• Mocca Moocho – consistent coffee, homemade cakes and always great service
• Create CafĆ© – based at The Hepworth with proper hot chocolates + decent sandwiches
• Marmalade on the Square – lovely cafĆ© menu, great hot chocolates and a quirky interior
• Haus – strong coffee, cheeky sandwiches and, yes, the pink coffee machine
• Bakes by Vanilla Bean – my go-to for unbelievable brownies
• RECENT Coffee – the place for quality beans and takeout brews

This series is simply about shining a light on the independents that make Wakefield what it is.

If you’ve got a favourite Wakefield indie I should feature next, drop it below šŸ‘‡

Remember to SAVE and FOLLOW for all the Yorkshire recommendations šŸ¤
If you told me in January 2025 that I’d end the year like this, I wouldn’t have believed you.
(Not just the broken foot part… although, that too šŸ˜‚)

This year has been the wildest mix of how is this real life? and how am I keeping up with this pace?
From launching my wedding content business and shooting 33 actual weddings (??), to somehow already having 2026 and even 2027 bookings coming through.

From being invited and/or paid to eat at over 50 restaurants (mental), to watching McFly like I was 15 again, freezing in Budapest with a pint in hand, having summer in Croatia and getting caught in a Bosnian storm, and drinking beer at the Fringe Festival after sleeping in a service station.

And somewhere between all of that and full-time work…
I helped 19 incredible business owners with their content, not just with posts or pretty feeds, but with actual strategy, storytelling, confidence, and content that finally made sense for them.

And I think that’s what I’m most proud of.
Because 6 years ago when I started, I just wanted to share food I loved and champion indies.
I had no idea it would lead to building something that genuinely helps other small businesses thrive.

2026 already has some big stuff lined up.
But before I launch into all that, I just wanted to pause and say:
If your year didn’t look like you expected, it’s okay - it’s probably turned out even better. 
Mine didn’t happen how I expected… But maybe it’s leading you somewhere better than you’d planned.

Merry Christmas šŸŽ„ enjoy this festive period - it’ll be a weird one for me!

(I will definitely be posting again before then as I have a back log of content to get through šŸ˜‚)
Rating my 2025 in no particular order…

šŸ“ 8/10 – Explored new places and survived a thunderstorm I genuinely thought would be my end.

šŸŽø 15/10 – McFly v Busted absolutely destroyed me. Didn’t expect to get emotional, but it hit me right in my teenage core. 10/10 would scream the lyrics again.

🧻 7/10 – Oasis was class, but I missed half the gig in the toilet queue. Toilets and beer = concert tax, apparently.

🄓 -2/10 – Wee’d in a washing-up bowl in a van. Honestly, just don’t ask. Book things properly and plan ahead, people.

🐶 10/10 – Doggy cuddles are therapy.

šŸø 9/10 – Hit a Ā£6k month! Cried, panicked, celebrated, repeated. We love a self-employed rollercoaster.

šŸ“¦ 11/10 – Launched a whole new business.

šŸ· 7/10 – A restaurant every week sounded great until I got tired, bloated and just wanted beans on toast at home.

šŸ’» 3/10 – Tried to juggle full-time work with client work.

🦶 -5/10 – Broke my foot just before Christmas - can’t walk and currently using my office chair to get around the house, moved shoots, off work, and had to sort out 2 weddings.

Great year overall though - here’s to an even better 2026! ✨
You probably know I’m a social media content strategist…

But here are 10 things you definitely wouldn’t guess about me, if you didn’t know me personally…

- Elvis stan
- I used to tap dance… I still have my tap shoes and sometimes you’ll see me randomly start to tap šŸ™ˆ
- 1% Club nerd - I NEED to get on the show!
- Primary School Teacher + Food blogger
- Biggest dream is to renovate a van and go on all the adventures
- MASSIVE puzzle geek - and now apparently jigsaw too
- Tattoos? Too many to count
- Licorice? Avocado? Friends series? I’m a celeb? Hard no.
- Running 3 businesses (yes, really)

… and that’s just scratching the surface… might do another one of these soon!

What’s something that no one would guess about you!? I love to know people’s quirks!

Which one surprised you most?
How I accidentally (on purpose) became a food blogger and content strategist 🤭

I never set out to be a social media manager or a content creator.
I am a primary school teacher who back in the day, lived for pub quizzes, pasta, and my next pint.

Then life flipped. I moved to Dubai, got swept up in bottomless brunch culture (who doesn’t when they’re there!?) and stunning rooftop bars… and like any millennial with a decent iPhone camera, I started taking photos of everything. šŸ™ˆšŸ„‚

What started as snapping my food turned into an Instagram page.
That page turned into making new friends, a growing following, DMs for recommendations… and eventually, paid work.

Restaurants started inviting me to launch events. Hotels were offering collabs. People trusted what I had to say… not because I was shouting the loudest, but because I kept showing up, genuinely loving the industry I was sharing.

When I moved back to the UK, I kept the food blog going, and that’s when it really took off.

Brands started noticing.

One business ended up messaging me and asking if I’d run their socials. I had zero formal experience but said yes.

Fast forward a year and a half…(after lots of training and investment into my business)

I’ve worked with restaurants, hotels, wedding brands and creatives. I’ve built content strategies that actually convert. I’ve helped businesses ditch the faff and finally feel confident online.

And I still run my foodie blog on the side, and now capture weddings too (which still feels surreal, btw).

If you’re in the food, travel or wedding world, and you’re tired of posting just to post… I’ve been where you are.

I’m proof that showing up online can lead to wild opportunities.

Here to help you do the same šŸšŸ“øāœØ

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Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.17%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 85 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays's posts, at 108 likes and 13 comments on average, about 8.3 likes per comment.

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Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays (@beccieats) is a Digital creator creator on Instagram, also filed under SaaS/B2B and Food & beverage. Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays runs to 19 words across 3 lines.

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Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays has 11,025 followers on Instagram (11K). Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays follows 4,514 accounts, so the audience is roughly 2.4 times the size of the list followed. Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays has built a substantial archive of 610 posts.

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Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.17%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 85 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Becci | Leeds, Yorkshire | Food, Travel + Stays's posts, at 108 likes and 13 comments on average, about 8.3 likes per comment.

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