Find our pubs in Leeds

Leeds, a cherished city in the heart of Yorkshire and a hot spot of Northern culture, is a place that simply must be visited at least once! Home of the legendary Elland Road stadium and famous for its buzzing city centre and cultural scene, there's something for everyone in this gem of a city. And while you're here, don't miss out on a visit to one of the area's incredible Greene King pubs. Tuck into delicious pub grub, relax with a pint, and rest up and recharge after a day spent exploring this remarkable place.

Great food and drink at our pubs in Leeds

At our pubs in Leeds, you can expect to find a menu absolutely packed with all your favourite pub grub classics, contemporary pub specials and a bar brimming with our signature Greene King classic beers as well as cocktails, mocktails, wines and a great range of soft drinks. There really is something for everyone! Whether you're in the mood for a plate piled high with a Sunday roast and all the trimmings or something lighter, check out our latest deals to save yourself some cash when you visit our pubs in Leeds.

You'll be pleased to know that many of our venues are family-friendly and even dog-friendly, making them the perfect port of call when you're out and about with the whole gang for a family outing. Whoever you're bringing to the table, our pubs are welcoming and inclusive places to spend some quality time with your friends and family. And if you plan to join us on a match day, find out where to watch live sport.

A Headingley staple for pub crawlers & footie fans

A go-to watering hole for many in Headingley, The Skyrack offers a buzzing vibe in a striking 19th century Grade II listed building. This popular pub is a checkpoint on the legendary Otley Run pub crawl and always delivers an electric atmosphere. With live music, quiz nights, karaoke sing alongs and live sports, The Skyrack has entertainment covered. Refuel on delicious pub classics between singing your favourite hits, relax in the heated beer garden or get competitive over a game of pool.

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Industrial chic & crisp pints in a landmark setting

Soak up the atmosphere at The Griffin, set within the imposing former Griffin Hotel on Boar Lane. Sample some standout beers and delicious pub fare while admiring the Victorian grandeur of this iconic 1872 city centre building. With a beautiful beer garden, mouthwatering food menu and live sports showing on giant screens, The Griffin invites you to unwind in style right in the centre of Leeds.

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Traditional charm & city centre convenience

The Templar Hotel's friendly, laid-back vibe makes it a favourite for drinks, tasty pub grub, and live sports viewing both for visitors and Yorkshire residents venturing into the city. Conveniently located right in Leeds city centre, it's the ideal spot for a pint before checking out a play at the theatre or heading to see some live music. With a fantastic range of real ales, a great food menu and sizeable beer garden, The Templar Hotel is a cracking little spot to wile away an afternoon with mates.

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Vintage vibes with a buzzing beer garden

Just outside Headingley, The New Inn combines heritage and lively spirit. Catch the big match with the locals and feel the anticipation build, or sit back with a perfectly poured pint in the beer garden when the sun’s shining in Yorkshire. Located just across the road from Cottage Road Cinema, the oldest active cinema in Leeds, The New Inn is a great choice for tasty, hearty food before heading over to see a movie in style.

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More about Leeds

Leeds is arguably the best place to soak up the unique charm and character of Yorkshire. Bold, adaptable and forward-thinking but with a gritty, larger-than-life character, Leeds is a place that wears its industrial past and creative vision for the future with pride.

History-lovers will love visiting the area's majestic 12th-century Kirkstall Abbey and handsome Temple Newsam House, both of which provide windows into Yorkshire’ past. For more historical experiences, 19th-century Corn Exchange and vibrant Victoria Quarter are both places that showcase a beautifully preserved slice of Leeds history.

Leeds is also known for its exciting cultural scene and the rich experiences it offers. Catch a performance at the renowned opera and ballet at Leeds Grand Theatre and experimental theatre at the Playhouse, or soak in the thought-provoking exhibitions at galleries like the Henry Moore Institute exhibit contemporary art that combines many different styles and disciplines.

If sports are more your thing, you'll relish Elland Road's electrifying match day atmosphere, while Leeds Rhinos Rugby Union Club and Yorkshire County Cricket Club are right next door to each other in Headingley. And shoppers, rejoice! Leeds has a bustling city centre packed with opportunities to indulge in your favourite pastime.