The Beer House, Leeds

Situated between M&S and the toilets in the main entrance to Leeds City railway station, this is not bad as station bars go. Staff were welcoming and the place was pretty smart, with tables and chairs in good condition. Strangely, the walls were covered in various designs of brick wallpaper. The two hand pumps on the bar were not in use, though pump clips for Theakstons Best and Sharps Doom Bar were in evidence. I had a half of Beavertown Neck Oil, which is a pretty poor excuse for a beer and was priced at £6.10 a pint. Date of visit: 13th September 2022

It is what it is, a train station concourse pub. There are only 3 handpumps on the bar and they aren't great but to me its more of a traditonal pub than the Wethers nearby. A single room. Not great but its ok.

I have passed this station bar loads of times but never bothered going in,so i finally did the bar after getting of the train from ILkley. Once inside there is a single oblong shaped room with the bar on the left side,the room is carpeted,the seating mainly normal tables and chairs,plus a few pew seats to the front. There were two real ales on the bar,i had a drink of GK IPA which was decent enough,the other beer was Old Speckled Hen. The pub was packed on my late Saturday afternoon /Saturday evening visit. Background music was playing. OK for a quick half,but no longer than that. Pub visited 7/11/2015