Reviewing every last watering hole in Leeds city centre

PIN

True to form, this Leeds Brewery bar offers an amazing beer selection and a nice atmosphere to enjoy them.

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Azúcar

Food, drink, dancing and Howard Marks. But what about the beer?

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Oracle

If you’re looking for an alternative to Greek Street or Call Lane that’s remarkably like Greek Street or Call Lane, this is the place to go.

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Yum Yum

Would we go for a night out in a shop? With a beer selection like this, it would be hard to keep us away!

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SkyLounge

The views here certainly can’t be beat, unless they start serving beer on the Observation Wheel.

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The Palace

A lovely Nicholson’s pub worthy of its name.

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Tyke

The only bar in the Gateway complex; so sad for the Gateway complex.

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The Wardrobe

Quarry Hill’s only bar is very chilled and has great food.

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Hoagys Bar

A sports pub where we felt quite uncomfortable and out of place. Definitely not for us.

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Call Lane Social

Call Lane Social has a few good beers in a fancy environment, but it’s too dark and too loud for us!

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Bar Room Bar

This Call Lane staple is now a Pizza Kitchen, but it’s still a bit too dull for us to want to come back often.

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Oporto

A music (and hot dog) venue on the Call Lane strip. Nice amenities, but just so-so beer.

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Jake’s Bar and Still Room

Though it scores low on beer, this unique bar and distillery has loads going for it.

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Wharf Chambers

Members-only bar and event space. A welcoming place for all kinds of people to get a decent beer and chill out.

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