Wetherspoons (JD Wetherspoon), Leeds

As Wetherspoon's go, this one is poor. We'd hoped that with all other pubs and bars locally being packed, this one being in the station would be quieter. It was quite the opposite. Despite the crowds, I managed to get served relatively quickly. The regular Wetherspoon's beers were all on sale - Greene King Abbot, Ruddles Best & Sharp's Doom Bar, alongside a couple of Kirkstall beers - Pale Ale & Black Band Porter. There was no real cider this time around. We managed to find a table outside the pub on the concourse, where I enjoyed my Porter, in spite of the crowds.

bit of a chavvy nightmare this place, especially when the football fans are in. The air was filled with grease, sweat and fried food today so i rapidly moved on. Decent selection of ales but i would rather drink them just about anywhere else to be honest.

Sometimes difficult to get a seat as you'd expect from a railway bar. The best time is early morning when you can get a breakfast and marvel at the people in there on their third pint already. Reasonable selection of beers but you can be waiting some time before you get served.

pretty standard station spoons with one long room catering mostly for commuters. There are a good number of hand pulls at inflated prices but nothing to completely bring a tear to the eye. There were a god range of guest beers allong side doombar (£2.70) Gk ipa (£2.50) and abbot (£2.99) I opted for a pint of dale side vote out for £2.99 there were a few others at a price £3.40 for a guest ale such as Acorn Barnsley Bitter. The beer was in a nice condition and there is a nice outside seating area that catches the sun. This is a fine point of call when you have half an hour to spare waiting for a train like I did but I wouldent bother for any other reason.