The New Inn, Leeds

The New Inn is a stone built pub that is close to the church and two other pubs. Once inside there is a single oblongish shaped room with the bar facing,the seating is comfy bench type facing the bar and to the left with small stools,there was a pool table in a separate area to the rear right,there was a TV showing a crap yankee programme. There was one real ale on the bar,which was Saltaire Blonde,this was a decent enough drink. This is a decent enough pub to have one drink in. Pub visited 13/12/2014

Hi folks. Just a quick question. Which brewery is this pub owned by? I'm in the area within the next month and just wanted to ensure it was a decent drop. Many thanks

One of three pubs clustered round the church, it still retains a few older features, some nice tiles in the entrance, a ceiling rose and some stained glass. Floored with stone flags it is basically a two room pub knocked through with a pool room at the far right hand end. The left hand side is traditionally furnished with Britannia tables and bench seating plus a screen, the middle with the L shaped counter is similar but less traditional. Two handpumps lurking to the side with a beer from Saltaire and Exmoor, not in sparkling condition it must be said but better than some nearby pubs. Usual old photo décor, it also sells locally made jam and eggs and had a very friendly and chatty barmaid when I dropped in.