Halfway House, Pudsey

A long narrowish pub astride two roads. You enter into a square room with the counter to your left. Round the edges are banquettes and a sofa, a few tables take up the middle, there’s a big screen on the end wall. Traditional colour scheme of green painted lincrusta with cream above and it has a leaf patterned carpet and a nice fireplace. To the left beyond the counter and down a few steps is another sitting area with a pool table. The counter with neat stained glass panels has four pulls, two in use with a decent Ossett Blonde and a Greene King Coronation special, usual keggy stuff. My fellow customers were a couple of women with a baby and a nicotine bouncer who had returned to his lager, they were discussing a friend who’d been sectioned. It’s nicer than I’ve made sound though.

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The Halfway House is situated on the Eastern edge of Stanningley,the pub has a very long frontage. Once inside the main bar room is to the right,this is a decent sized square shaped room,the seating is very comfy bench type and small stools around the edge of the room,there are a few tables and small stools in the middle area,there is a small stage to the rear right,the left side is down one step,there is a pool table here and a few normal tables and chairs. There were four of five pumps on the bar but only one in operation,this had a decent drink of Copper Dragon Best Bitter on. This is a pleasant and comfortable pub to have a drink in. Pub visited 20/6/2015