Oporto
A music (and hot dog) venue on the Call Lane strip. Nice amenities, but just so-so beer.
Full ReviewJake’s Bar and Still Room
Though it scores low on beer, this unique bar and distillery has loads going for it.
Full ReviewThe Slug and Lettuce
A chavvy chain pub along chavvy Park Row, but not the worst chavvy chain pub in the world.
Full ReviewThe Picture House
A Crown Carvery pub; the carvery is definitely what The Picture House has going for it.
Full ReviewMojo: Music for the People
One of many bars along this stretch, this American-inspired nightspot definitely has its music mojo working.
Full ReviewMayaimi
Trying to be the Hottest Spot North of Havana, this new nightclub falls a bit short on our criteria.
Full ReviewThe Pour House
A brand new spot on Granary Wharf, with great food, beautiful views, and an OK-ish beer selection.
Full ReviewTown Hall Tavern
A completely refurbished gastropub offering traditional Yorkshire food and Timothy Taylor ales.
Full ReviewPalm Sugar
Chaophraya’s new upscale lounge bar with a mediocre beer selection and an inexplicably strong lemon smell.
Full ReviewWetherspoon’s — The Cuthbert Brodrick
All the trappings of a Wetherspoon’s, plus a great setting and a bit of a local feel.
Full ReviewThe Prince of Wales
Another Leeds United pub along Mill Hill with a few decent beers. Not much more to say.
Full ReviewThe Restaurant Bar & Grill
In our eyes, the fantastic location and gorgeous building are the only things this suit-magnet has going for it.
Full ReviewThe Cross Keys
A gastropub with a great beer selection, traditional inn feel, and an important place in Industrial Revolution history.
Full ReviewNorth Bar
Belgian-style bar with an unbelievable selection of beer and staff who really know what they’re talking about.
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