The Inn at Scarcroft, Leeds

A large M&B Vintage Inns pub in a fairly affluent suburb of Leeds, obviously dining oriented but not just a restaurant. Internally it’s split up into a number of areas, mostly furnished with tables and chairs as expected but there are some comfy armchairs at round tables dotted about. Five pulls but only two with beers, Carlsberg’s Hobgoblin Bah Humbug which I swerved for a reasonable Black Sheep Bitter and unexpectedly it was under a fiver, a third pump had Rosie’s Pig cider. Keg choice a much as expected range of Guinness, cider and lagers. Mostly board floors with a smattering of carpet and slabs, grey and cream decor with a few old photos and some prints. There’s a couple of open fires and even a machine, needless to say constant background music as well. The staff knew what they were about so all in all unexciting but perfectly pleasant.