The Regent Inn, Leeds

Been in this pub many times its one of the pubs you call in when you are going into the spit and saw dust places normally ok with rough end of the market customers. Gave the girl twenty pound note gave me changh for a tenner told her it was twenty told to come back next day when they have done the tills said i was not from Leeds nothing she could do and walked away wont call again

A pub in the rundown section of Kirkgate and much as you might expect inside. Comprising one long room on two floor levels, the short front section is furnished with blue buttoned leather benches and traditional tables. It has a neat but unexceptional tiled floor and there are some decent pictures of old Leeds. A short flight of steps leads up to a drinking area with the counter, all standard kegs on three T bars although there are two unused handpulls. A small TV is the only décor but at the back are more blue buttoned leather benches and traditional tables, as well as a big screen. Fairly quiet on a saturday evening when I called in, with just a few auld lads watching sport and a younger couple having a quiet drink.