Hirst’s Yard
Lots of local bottles, a charming atmosphere and live music. The only thing maybe not to like too much are the prices.
Full ReviewWhitelock’s Ale House
Claiming to be Leeds’s oldest pub, Whitelock’s can boast the historic honour of being our 150th review.
Full ReviewThe Highland
A charming little pub in the casino-filled no-man’s land between Burley and Kirkstall Roads.
Full ReviewAngelica
Atop Trinity shopping centre, this bar will delight those who love a good roof garden.
Full ReviewBaa Bar
A haven for lovers of rainbow-coloured shooters, but with a surprising range of craft beers too.
Full ReviewThe Ship
An 18th-century pub with an acceptable selection of cask ales, but not much more.
Full ReviewAll Bar One — Greek Street
One of the two All Bar Ones in Leeds, and definitely the less interesting of the two.
Full ReviewThe Tetley Bar and Kitchen
The headquarters of the old Tetley Brewery — now an art space, bar and restaurant.
Full ReviewThe Maven
A speakeasy with plenty of atmosphere and cocktails, just not too much in the way of beer.
Full ReviewThe Living Room
An astoundingly uninteresting Greek Street venue, with a beer selection to match.
Full ReviewRoxy Ball Room
A huge new venue with ping pong, pool and bowling, along with some great beer choices!
Full ReviewShooters Sports Bar
This place has an awesomely good array of sports, and an awesomely bad array of beers.
Full ReviewWest Riding
A nicely renovated pub right near the station, with a rather lacklustre selection of beer.
Full ReviewBibis Italianissimo
If it walks like a cruise ship and talks like a cruise ship, it’s probably Bibis Italianissimo.
Full ReviewThe Pit
True to its name, this underground venue offers a great range of craft kegs and bottles, as well as ping pong and American-style BBQ.
Full ReviewAbout Leeds Beer Quest
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