The Daisy, Bramley, Leeds

Large pub which goes back further than you’d think, inside is more multi room than expected with two small front rooms, one with seating, one with a pool table. Further back is the main bar with the counter to the left, roughly divided into two areas , the rear part being down a step. There’s lots of comfortable seating, mostly banquettes at wooden topped cast iron tables. One T-Bar and a range of solos serve what appears to be every macro lager available plus a couple of ciders and smooths plus of course Guinness. Decorated with multiple screens and machines, the place is a veritable shrine to Leeds United with a huge mural on an outside wall, badges, photos and even part of the paint job is yellow and blue.

The Daisy is a looks like a well kept stone built pub. Once inside the pub has three separate rooms,there is a small snug to the front left and a pool room to the front right,the main room is to the rear,this is larger and oblong shaped,the seating is comfy bench type and small stools,there was a TV on showing horse racing. There was one real ale on the bar which was John Smiths Cask,this was a decent drink. Decent background music was playing. I quite liked this pub. Pub visited 20/6/2015