New Masons Arms, Leeds

Old Boots left this review about New Masons Arms

A long part brick, part stone building although only the right hand brick side appears to be used as the pub. A single room inside with banquettes or chairs / stools at square wooden tables, food definitely appears to be the majority of the business as the oders will testify, a good number of tables were reserved. The decor is a selection of old photos, walls not covered by banquettes are painted gold below the dado, there are a few fake beams about the place but it feels fairly cosy. There is constant music and a few screens. Two T-Bars of usual suspects, mainly Heineken products, plus a couple of solos with Latin lager and four pulls grace the wooden panelled counter. An uninspiring cask choice of a poor Landlord, Wainwright Gold and Black Sheep Bitter, the fourth was blank. In contrast to some pubs I’ve recently visited I was one of the younger customers this lunchtime, most appeared to be regulars. The toilets are cunningly hidden away each end of the counter, the ladies being upstairs on the left.

On 1^st February 2025 - no rating submitted
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