Granvilles, Leeds

Blue Scrumpy left this review about Granvilles

Granville's was the pick of the Horsforth pubs we visited. It is a bar to the north of the town centre comprising of a long, narrow room, an outdoor patio to the pub's right-hand side and a couple of picnic tables at the front.

The decor is a little unusual with some old doors lining one wall, a dark blue painted ceiling and a mixture of tiling and parquet flooring. The bar is to the rear left-hand side and has a number of unclipped handpulls. There are blackboards opposite the bar listing the beer range available but it is not immediately obvious which are cask and which are keg, or even which ones are actually available. I ordered a cask beer which was coming soon.

After much studying, I ascertained that the cask ale selection was Five Points Extra Pale Ale, Kirkstall Bitter, Lune Brew LB401 Stout & Wilde Child Clique Fiesta. It was Seven Bro7hers New England Pale which was coming soon. Craft beers were Seven Bro7hers Lilt Bit Fruity, Northern Monk Faith, Fruit Tower & Kriek, Kirkstall Virtuous & Theakston's Barista Stout. A large range of gins is listed on clipboards at each table whilst both canned and bottled beers can be purchased from a fridge to the side of the bar. Payment is by card only.

Dogs are allowed in and they have their own menu. Board games are available to play and a quiz is held on a Sunday. Music was playing with sign of any TVs. A wifi password is also provided. The pub is quite a late opener, not opening until 3pm during the week and 2pm at weekends. However, with a quirky interior and a good selection of beers and gins, it is well worth the effort to get here.

On 27^th July 2025 - rating: 7
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