The Brewery Tap, Leeds

A nice little place that's the Brewery Tap for Leeds Brewery. A thin, slightly curved pub with the bar having 11 handpumps with a range of Leeds Brewery beers plus some guest ales. Some of the Leeds beers were doubled up. There is an upstairs part and a roof terrace. Lots of blackboards dotted around advertising food and drinks available. A nice place and worth a visit.

Modern corner cafe style bar with upstairs & small terrace overlooking the end of the station platforms. Ok, nice, a show case for the Leeds beers

The Leeds Brewery Tap is a long fronted pub that is very close to Leeds train station. Once inside there is a single long narrow room which runs the width of the the pub,the bar faces on entry,there is a raised area to the left which has normal tables and chairs,there are more normal tables and chairs to the right,there is a quieter room upstairs,i dont like drinking in rooms away from the bar as they lack the vibe of the main bar room. There was a good choice of real ales on the bar,i had a drink of Leeds Best which went down very well,the pub was far too busy to note all beers but i did note Leeds Yorkshire Gold /Pale /Midnight Bell. I quite liked this pub and would have enjoyed my visit more if it was not as busy as it was at the time of my visit. I would like to say Leeds is not a Northern backwater,but a large and vibrant Northern city. Pub visited 8/11/2014

I thought this was a pretty horrible place to come for a drink. It's a typical trendy modern bar that was packed early on a Saturday evening. This and the fact I had to rush to get a train prevented me from noting all the beers on offer but I opted for a Summer Wine Diablo which cost a stonking £4.00. I try and avoid paying that in London, but in a Northern backwater this is outrageous. At least the beer was in good nick and I can't say I wouldn't come back as it is so handy for the station.