The Tommy Wass, Leeds

A large late Victorian or Edwardian corner pub on a major crossroads, but ruthlessly modernised inside to comprise two open plan bars, the right hand larger one being closed on my visit although it looked to have a slightly Spanish theme. The L shaped left hand bar is fairly basic, with blue walls, laminate floor, tables and chairs with occasional banquettes, decor is mainly Leeds United stuff. There’s a dart board and a couple of machines and the 1980s canned music was just above intrusive level. Half a dozen keg solos of national stuff plus a couple of unused hand pulls, ditto the other bar. Half dead on my visit as were the punters.