Grab your lei and take a trip to a tropical oasis. Out of all the secret bars in Leeds, Tiki Hideaway is a favourite. This cool cavern for all things South Pacific is leading the charge when it comes to fruity cocktails and themed fun.

For something a little different on your next night out, head to The Domino Club hidden behind Lords Barbershop in The Grand Arcade. They host live music five nights a week on their neon-lit stage, with a cracking selection of cocktails and spirits available from the bar.

For show-stopping tunes and nods to the Prohibition era, Bootlegger is bringing a unique take on classic cocktails. Enjoy an old fashioned or G&T while swinging to everything from soulful jazz and blues of the 1920s to the rock 'n' roll rhythms of the 1950s.

Carousel is a larger-than-life bar that has got you covered with interactive games, state-of-the-art karaoke rooms, and an incredible arcade filled with frolics like basketball, air hockey and dance machines. Plus, their Instagram-worthy tipples and street food-inspired eats are seriously tasty, with goodies like burgers, bao buns, loaded fries, and the Tropic Like It's Hot cocktail served in a mini inflatable.

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One of the best bars in Leeds if pocket-friendly is what you're after, The Liquorist is a favourite of students and locals alike. Stocked with eclectic interiors, velvet booths and affordable cocktails, it's sure to get your night off to a flying start.

From plush booths to gorgeous decor and an extensive cocktail menu, Slug and Lettuce is the ultimate watering hole. This beauty, and its Boar Lane bar and restaurant, are the perfect places for any occasion; whether that's date nights, casual drinks or a raucous evening with your pals.

If rooftop bars in Leeds are what you're after, Headrow House sure is a looker. Not only is this place fronting a gorgeous sky-high terrace, but it's also got all the craft beer you could wish for, alongside Michelin-recommended food from Ox Club.

A unique bar in Leeds city centre, The Alchemist serves up a menu of quirky cocktails that bubble, fizz and come to life before your eyes. Combine that with sleek golden interiors and you've got a full-blown haven for Instagram photoshoots. Fancy a rooftop instead? The Trinity venue is perfect.

BrewDog North Street, the dons of craft beer, have a massive 36 draft lines for all your drinking needs, as well as arcade games, pinball machines and shuffleboard tables. Anyone fancying a little friendly competition alongside your pints, this is just the place.

Proud of their prohibition stance and promising some of the best in cocktail mastery, The Maven is a quirky bar in Leeds with vintage charm on its side. From drinks in cutesy teacups to lashings of gin, this stylish haunt is the ultimate choice for your next date night. 

Boom Battle Bar isn't your average watering hole; it's home to an epic lineup of fun games that are perfect for dates, catch-ups with mates and team building. Head along to try your hand at shuffleboard and more, all with street food and cocktails to hand.

Situated in Leeds, The Botanist is an excellent choice for all your drinking needs. Along with floral decor, pretty interiors and an outdoor terrace, the venue promises top-notch cocktails - think the likes of pineapple and blood orange sours.

NQ64 Leeds is a vibrant arcade bar on Merrion Street boasting cocktails inspired by your favorite games, retro arcade machines, as well as a variety of beers, wines, and non-alcoholic options. Whether you're a dedicated gamer or just love a good dance-off on the mat, this colourful drinking spot is perfect for hanging out with friends, dates, or a big party.

When it comes to quirky, The Wardrobe is a top choice. Located on St Peter's Square, this hotspot is home to a fabulous range of fun antics, from bottomless brunches with bloody marys galore to indie club nights and live music gigs, you won't want to miss out on this. 

Thanks to its nod to vibrant Spanish bar culture, which means plenty of sharing plates and jugs of sangria, La Bodega is one of the best bars in Leeds for groups. Swing by to have a right chinwag with your mates in the cosy watering hole.

If you're in the mood for something a little out of the box, Brooklyn Bar will transport you straight to New York. Step inside this swanky haunt with neon signage and low-hanging lights, where you'll get to try out hip hop-inspired cocktails in cool surroundings.

Championing all things Leeds, Nation of Shopkeepers is serving up loaded burgers, Yorkshire-brewed booze and live music sets. If that wasn't enough, the Cookridge Street spot also touts kooky works from local artists and a cool courtyard seating area.

A hybrid of many different kinds of entertainment, Belgrave Music Hall makes its mark as one of the coolest places to drink in more ways than one. Whether it's the roster of exhibitions, DJ nights or its roof terrace, this gem always has something to keep you coming back for more.

One of the city's most lavish bars, The Lost & Found brings you vintage-inspired interiors with an adventurous twist. Thirsty? Drinks come in the form of botanical sips with unusual ingredients, such as pineapple bitters, honeycomb-infused vodka and jasmine tea syrup. Plus, you can find them on Greek Street too.

Scoring 10s across the board for coolness and quirky vibes, Flight Club is breathing some retro fun into the city's drinking scene. Step inside one of the finest activity bars in Leeds, where you'll discover fairground-style interiors and dartboards to offer some evening entertainment.

Boasting nine shuffleboard playing areas and cool Grade II listed interiors, Electric Shuffle Leeds is sure to curb your quirky cravings. Whether you're popping in for a brunch event touting endless slices of pizza or, to play a few rounds of the signature game, this is sure to impress.

What could be quirkier than grabbing a pint inside a permanently anchored boat? The Dry Dock in Leeds can be found on Woodhouse Lane, serving affordable bites like nachos, loaded fries or chicken wings, as well as a great range of drinks deals - making this a great night out without breaking the bank. 

For cocktail bars in Leeds city centre, Dirty Martini is the perfect shout. Fronting many different varieties of their namesake drink, alongside boozy brunches and other classic cocktails, this venue has every base covered.

It's all in the name here. Cuckoo has got to be up there on our list of top quirky cocktail bars. Decked out with neon lights, rainbow-coloured mirrors, murals by local artists and animal heads smothered in paint, this party palace is bound to be abuzz after dark.

Head along to Beck & Call for a stylish pub that's whipping up thirst-quenching tipples and lip-smacking fare. But that's not all, as it also hosts regular events, including paint your own candle workshops, gel printing sessions and bingo.

Combining bold and beautiful decor with a fine dining experience, The Ivy is delivering the goods from its Victoria Quarter abode. Whether you're after an exquisite cocktail, a leisurely weekend brunch or a bottle of delicious wine, this exclusive bar is the place to do it.

Vegan drinks, plant-based bites, strong coffee and an eclectic schedule of entertainment are up for grabs at The Green Room. To top it all off? This multi-level playground also has a massive rooftop for summertime tanning and balmy sunset gigs.

MOJO is a brilliant late-night dive bar specialising in all things cocktails, rum and rock 'n' roll. Hit up the Merrion Street hangout and prepare to let your hair down over classic tunes, or check out some live bands while sampling quirky tipples.

Table tennis, beer pong and pool... it's all happening at Trinity Square's Roxy Ball Room. The social games bar is adding some entertainment to your drinks with the gang, thanks to sharing pitchers, private rooms and a late-night licence keeping the good times going 'til 2am.

Found in the city centre, Blind Tyger is one of the most unique bars around. From its opulent interiors and Victorian theme down to its creative cocktails, this is a treasure in the city for classy drinks combined with top-notch mixology.

Inject a little quirky into your bar plans at Cult Wing. Situated in the heart of the city centre, this laid-back joint is touting edgy interiors, alongside a tequila-themed drinks menu and plenty of, you guessed it... chicken. So, grab a table for a cool evening with pals.

Leeds Postal Service is a craft beer mecca not be missed. Home to a hefty selection of draught brews, IPAs, ales and ciders, the Central Square spot is also delivering on the looks front; think cosy nooks and an expansive outdoor space.

Mezcal maestros Neon Cactus are bringing a tequila-flavoured taste of Mexico to Call Lane, along with vibrant decor and a few classics eats. Work your way through their large margarita menu or try one of their signature blends. 

Meet Vice & Virtue: a fine dining restaurant and sultry speakeasy all in one. Begin upstairs, with an exquisite tasting menu expertly paired with drinks, before heading below for a variety of stunning cocktails complemented by a full gentleman's club aesthetic.