The Prospect, Leeds

A pub listed on Camra’s national inventory, built 1829 according to the gable end, a two bar pub with the bars separated by a short central corridor leading from the front door. Neat banquette seating and cast iron tables on a laminate floor to the left. The left hand bar also has screens on different channels and a dart board but the decor is rugby based mostly Hunslet rugby league club. The right hand bar appears to have or sounds like it has, a massive sound system, this one is furnished with tables and chairs. Odd African or afro-Caribbean staff but nice friendly guys. One T-Bar of standard cheap lager, Guinness, cider and John Smiths; a few solos offer another cheap lager or two, a couple of Latins and Worthington smooth!. One unused handpump sits at the end of the counter. I had a lot of fun here even though the beer was pants.