Cool and Quirky Bars in Leeds
The UK's epicentre for the cool and the creative, you can bet your bottom boozy dollar that Leeds has a few quirky places to drink up its sleeve. From notable bars in converted churches and ping-pong party houses, to sultry speakeasies and hidden havens, we've left no stone unturned to bring you some of the most cool and quirky bars in Leeds.
Last updated on 25th January 2017
A converted church, burgers and booze? If you were looking for one of the most quirky bars in Leeds, you've come to the right place. Perfect for those with dive bar thrills and brimming with neon spills, Get Baked Presents The Joint is a haven of vintage furniture and that ultimate drinking edge.
Manahatta is a glitzy addition to this roster of cool bars in Leeds. Defined by their plush interiors and their cocktail whims, Manahatta are not only serving up some of the most unique drinks in the city, they're doing it in a fun and frivolous fashion, all night long.
Looking for a ping pong bar in Leeds with party thrown in for good measure? Funny that, you've just found it. The perfect palace for antics and entertainment, The Pit in the city centre provides the ultimate backdrop for ribs, craft beers and ping pong matches aplenty.
Work your way to the sweet tidings of this tiki haven to experience one of the most unique bars in Leeds. A cool cavern for all things South Pacific, Tiki Hideaway is leading the charge when it comes to sweet cocktails, fiery drinks and themed fun.
Banyan Leeds is located in the main city square and on top of its enviable location and massive outdoor seating area, the interior of this stylish bar and restaurant also promises unique design and quirks aplenty. Head here for delicious plates, bespoke cocktails and private party capacity of up to 130 guests.
Found in the Northern Quarter of Leeds, Blind Tyger is no less than one of the most unique bars in Leeds. From its opulent interiors and Victorian theme down to its creative cocktails and dated vibe, this is a treasure in the city for classy drinks and mixology combined.
Proud of their prohibition stance and promising some of the best in cocktail mastery, The Maven is a quirky bar in Leeds with luster and vintage charm on its side. From drinks in cutesy tea cups to lashings of gin, their dated space promises the ultimate date night space.
A hybrid of entertainment in the city, Belgrave makes its mark as one of the most unique places to drink in Leeds in more ways than one. Whether it's the roster of exhibitions, quirky interiors, DJ nights, roof terrace or street food traders, Belgrave always has something that keeps you coming back for more.
