Bars In Leeds City Centre

Searching for wine bars in Leeds city centre? With its Italian theme, rustic edge and plenty of bottles, Veeno is just the place. Topping it off are exclusive masterclasses, tastings, sumptuous sharing platters and plenty of pasta. That's date night all wrapped up.

Food, drinks and a buzzy atmosphere... You can't go wrong with a visit to Bar Soba on Greek Street. From Asian street food and sharing cocktails to raucous bottomless brunches and hands-on masterclasses, this Leeds beauty is a surefire bet.

If you're looking for cocktail bars in Leeds City Centre, The Lost & Found on Albion Place and Greek Street is undoubtedly one of the best. Offering innovative and visually stunning botanical-themed drinks in a Grade II-listed Victorian building, it's also one hell of a looker.

Headrow House has to be on our list of the best bars in Leeds city centre. Housed in a 1900s former textile mill, with an industrial vibe running throughout the space, it's the perfect place to hunker down. Chill out in the beer hall or on the rooftop, with a long list of thirst-quenching tipples and tasty kebabs from Ox Club to boot.

A drinking den of plush leather sofas, sultry interiors and cocktails served in teacups, this Prohibition-style speakeasy is one of Leeds' finest. You can find the Maven by using the staircase hidden behind an unmarked door on Call Lane. 

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The life of the party, Cuckoo is one quirky joint and neon-lit emporium of fun. Just when you thought this Leeds watering hole couldn't get anymore exciting, wait 'til you sample the giraffe-shaped sharers overflowing with beer, pizzas and mighty cocktail menu.

Fancy trying one of Leeds city centre's rooftop bars? The Alchemist is only to happy to oblige, pouring a weird and wonderful assortment of bubbling, colour-changing or fizzing drinks at its Trinity perch. Paired with eye-catching interiors and delicious dishes, this bar is sure to leave an impression.

From craft beer to shuffleboard and vintage arcade games, BrewDog is a classic choice of bar in any city. Fronting industrial styling, neon lights, pizza and 36 draft lines, this North Street spot is a cornucopia of drinking and dining options housed in a cool space.

Nestled behind Lords Barbershop in The Grand Arcade, you can find The Domino Club. This vibrant bar is home to a stage, hosting live music every night that they're open, with a selection of premium spirits and expertly-crafted cocktails available from behind the bar.

Located on Woodhouse Lane, Rita's Beer Hall & Ballroom is a lively party bar that hosts live music and DJs on a regular basis. Featuring leopard print pool tables and long wooden tables, this quirky spot promises to bring the fun every single night.

They serve all kinds of delicious cocktails, from the coconut iced tea to £6 tequila slushies. You can also share giant 24-inch pizzas with your pals, topped with the likes of crumbly blue cheese, spicy nduja and chargrilled chicken.

One of the top cocktail bars in Leeds, The Liquorist is packed to the rafters with charm and delicious mixes. From mismatched furniture and ornamental knick-knacks, to all the classic and signature concoctions you can imagine, they're delivering the goods. 

Slug and Lettuce is one of the best places to drink in Leeds city centre for many reasons. As well as being a great place to meet up with mates for after-work 2-4-1 cocktails, it's also well worth a visit for its bottomless brunch and afternoon tea options. 

Championing quintessentially British fare and high-quality drinks, Browns Brasserie & Bar is a seriously sophisticated spot. Expect fine wines, Champagne and handcrafted cocktails, which you can enjoy in a plush booth or on their outdoor terrace.

All Bar One is one of many bars on Leeds' Greek Street and it's ideal for wallet-friendly nights out. Tuck into a stonking selection of small plates, halloumi fries and burgers; with spritzes, signature cocktails and wine to wash it down.

When it comes to nights out, Be At One is a go-to for its 2-4-1 happy hour deals and party tunes. It has also got fantastic decor, housing mixologists that are ready to throw some shapes behind the bar when the sun goes down and music turns up. 

After the success of its original site in Manchester, Black Cat Club has set up shop on Park Row. The two-storey venue is full of quirky neon signs, colourful music posters and vinyl on the shelves. Plus, the top floor features electronic darts and an interactive shuffleboard table.

You can watch live sports on their large HD screens, or boogie to live bands and DJ sets, and there are even buttons you can push for drinks to be delivered straight to your table. Feeling peckish? Then enjoy their tasty menu full of charcuterie boards and tapas dishes.

At NQ64 Leeds, get ready for a blast from the past with retro consoles, gaming cocktails, and a vibrant, graffiti-covered venue. Whether you're into 80s arcade games or old-school N64s, this spot has it all. Feelin' thirsty? Don't miss out on unique drinks like the Princess Peach cocktail or their massive selection of craft beers.

If you're on the hunt for bars in the city centre, The Botanist is a great shout, thanks to its amazing selection of drinks and its floral interiors. Along with its stunning decor, you can sip on signature cocktails such as the strawberry and elderflower mojito.

For bars in Leeds city centre, O'Neill's is coming in strong with its Irish hospitality, refreshing pints of Guinness and sports screenings. Whether you head here for kick-off or for the live entertainment on Saturdays, it's sure to hit the spot.

Located in the heart of the city centre on The Headrow, Electric Shuffle Leeds is a top-notch spot for fun-packed antics with pals. Set in a Grade II listed building, this venue has nine shuffleboard playing areas, alongside a crackin' bar touting thirst-quenching sips.

This one's scoring a bullseye. Having gained popularity throughout the country for its retro interiors and darts theme, it's no surprise that Flight Club Leeds has the same winning formula. Situated in the heart of all the action, this is the place to go for fun evenings, date nights and epic bottomless brunches.

Head to Queens Court Leeds for a brilliant LGBTQ+-friendly atmosphere, not to mention a fantastic range of tasty tipples. Or if you fancy a bit of a party? This joint is also home to wicked DJ sets, laser shows and so much more.

If cocktails and pints of beer are on your mind, Pinnacle Leeds is a fabulous watering hole. Enjoy munching on nachos and wood-fired pizzas while playing various activities. Play shuffleboard or hit the pool tables for a bit of competition.

When it comes to watering holes in Leeds, The End is pulling out all the stops. Situated in the city centre, the drinking den has everything from boozy afternoon teas to dreamy drinks such as espresso martinis and brambles.

Located in Leeds city centre, Bootlegger is a more than suitable choice for nights out and catch-ups. Settle into the venue with an old fashioned to hand while listening to everything from soulful blues during the 1920s to rock music in the 1960s.

Located along King Street, Dirty Martini is a sleek hangout specialising in the cocktail classic, other delish mixes and great times. Come for the chic decor and fabulous drinks deals, but stay for the killer DJ sets that last late into the night.

You'll find Banyan inside the old Post Office building on City Square, a grand building with a lot of history to it. The interiors are just as stylish, featuring neon signs, floral tapestries and touches of gold throughout the two-storey venue.

You'll find two-for-one cocktails every day, and from 5pm on Saturdays - we recommend the lemon-based Banyan Iced Tea. As for food, expect an international selection, featuring Thai red curry, steak and ale pie or an asparagus and ricotta ravioli.

Time to play? Albion Streets's latest haunt, Carousel, is a fun-filled adult playground packed with the latest and greatest in interactive games, such as interactive darts, shuffleboard and beer pong, as well as a massive arcade area filled with basketball, air hockey and dance machines, plus an epic karaoke room. Speaking of fun, their menu boasts 20 Instagrammable cocktail concoctions, each more over-the-top than the last, like the Buttered Bliss served in a bag of popcorn or the Tropic Like It's Hot in a mini inflatable. 

Bringing big screens, bold flavours, and brilliant entertainment to Leeds city centre, The Box is a sports bar with a difference. Housed in Goodbard House, this Grade-II listed venue welcomes students, locals, and after-work crowds for everything from live sports and games of shuffleboard to resident bands and late-night partying.

With a mouthwatering menu of pizzas, burgers, and sharing platters, plus private hire spaces for special events, The Box is a go-to for game day, night out, and everything in between.

Nestled on Harewood Street, Boom Battle Bar Leeds is the ultimate party location. Not only is it home to a lineup of cool games that'll provide you with hours of entertainment, but also slick DJ sets, killer cocktails and delicious food.

NYC-style dive bar MOJO is one of the coolest haunts in town, thanks to their extensive list of potent tipples and rock 'n' roll soundtrack. Better yet, they're fronting a legendary cocktail masterclass packed with games, tastings and trade secrets, so you can learn how to recreate their drinks at home.

Located in the heart of the city centre, Cult Wing has earned quite a reputation for its lip-smacking plates. Venture inside, where you'll be met with cool interiors alongside a crackin' selection of tequila (you best believe it's around 200 varieties) and succulent bites.