The Skyrack, Leeds

The Skyrack is a stone built pub that is opposite the the Original Oak. The front door is out of use so i entered through the right side entrance. Once inside there is a single L shaped room with the bar on the left side,there is bench seating and normal tables and chairs to the front right and high bench seating to the rear left. There were two real ales on the bar that i noted,i had a drink of Saltaire Rasberry Blonde which went down very well,the other beer was GK IPA. The was so busy with normal drinker and fancy dressers that i had to wait a while for my half,when i finally got served the person behind the bar rushed off to serve another person,so i got a free drink. This may be a decent pub at a quieter time. Pub visited 16/7/2016

About the last pub in the Otley Road run and popular on that basis, they all end up here or at the Original Oak opposite. Both are similarly unappealing to the sober. This one is a U shaped room but one side goes down into a lower level dining area. The bar counter is vaguely semi circular with a bank of three handpulls at each end, and T bars in between, Greene King beers including Old Speckled Hen and St Edmunds although service is poor due to a lack of staff. Elsewhere it has high furniture, a couple of pool tables and the usual machines.