Cheap Drinks in Leeds

With steins coming in as low as £6.85, the Bierkeller might be the best place to get cheap beer in Leeds. Which is great, because they also boast traditional Bavarian food, long tables, and Oompah bands to create a really raucous night.

Cheap Leeds bars don't get more fun than Be At One. You'll struggle to find a better deal than their 2-4-1 happy hour, specifically because the cocktails are so well made, and the party atmosphere is a must for everyone.

There's always something going on at The Viaduct Showbar, with weekly cabaret, amazing drag acts and DJ nights throughout the week. But they also take cheap drinks in Leeds seriously, with offers that take drinks as low as £1 on Mondays, and throughout the week even more ridiculous discounts.

If there's one perfect truth in the world, it's that LGBT venues are fun and cheap. So luckily we have Blayds bar, a relaxed bar with extended happy hours at the start of the week, cheap beer in Leeds, and partying till late most nights of the week.

An oldie but a goldie, Whitelocks might not be the cheapest pub in Leeds, but if you want great drinks without burning a hole in your bank account, this is for you. Specifically, try out their beers, with multiple pumps serving up a variety of great ales and beers, you can get your fill of hops and have some change left over.

With cocktails coming in at around £7 and a wide selection of beer, Distrikt Bar is definitely among the cheap bars in Leeds. But add in the fact that they are the only bar in the city that has a happy hour on Friday night – think £2.50 beers – you might just be tempted to stay all night for when it transforms into a club.

Late night party bar Mook is already known for delivering cheap drinks in Leeds. But this funky, lively space doesn't just offer some of the cheapest cocktails in Leeds, but with their 2-4-1 happy hour every day of the week, drinks are ludicrously cut price.  

One of the oldest gay bars in the country, The New Penny offers a clubby, party atmosphere while still retaining the friendliness of a bar. Not just that, but they also keep their drink prices down low – and with a license that keeps the open longer than others, they're also very popular too.