please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Visited this bar last week for the first time on a stag-do bar crawl - ended up staying for most of the day. Decent full English breakfast & Blue Moon on draught, along with a handful of local cask ales kept everyone happy. Pool table, rugby & smoking area pretty much ticked all the boxes. Would recommend.
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Fantastic little bar that gets full during the summer days due to it having one of the smallest river facing sun terrace known to man.
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Although this bar both shows live sport and has a great veranda overlooking the River Aire it is somewhere I will definitely not be revisiting. The overly trendy food menu (if they are serving) is overpriced along with the beer. They did offer one hand pulled ale last time I went it but at over �3 a pint I don't think that will last long.
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As mentioned below, this is a pretty bog-standard city centre bar enlivened by its riverside terrace overlooking the Aire. Black Sheep and Landlord are available alongside standard lagers, and there is a pool table. Food seemed reasonably priced and it seems to attract a fairly young crowd. Leeds city centre has a fairly good range of real ale pubs so this is not one to dash to in a hurry in that regard.
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Best thing about this bar is the terrace, one of the few overlooking the Aire & Calder Navigation. However it has a poor selection of beer and prices are quite pricy, over �3 for any pint.
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Definitely a bar rather than a pub, and the best thing about the place is its location in a quiet spot with a nice terrace overlooking the River Aire (although it will be better still when something is done about the next-door car park). Large choice of draught lagers, but the Timothy Taylor Landlord was perfectly acceptable.
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Superb pub - fine food - wonderful views and photo opportunities. Will be back on 22nd November if not before. Great place
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Good beer (Taylors Landlord/Moretti/Amstel), good food, slate floor and exposed brickwork tastfully done. Sit outside and watch the river go by, or watch the sport on the tele. One of those places you could take your granny or your other half. They need a new sign though as it reminds me of the walkabout. Small grumble I know.
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Had a couple of very nice pints of Timothy Taylor Landlord in here not long ago. Concerned that the previous review doesn't mention it - so I'll have to go back this evening! Whether the ale is there or not, it's still a nice place to go: relaxing, friendly service, and a great outside area by the river (hence the pub name) when it's warm.
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Relaxing setting, by the river, the traffic noise becomes a distant hum. Staropramen lager is about the most interesting thin g to drink, unlike when it was sparrows wharf when it had real ale.
brisk - 23 Aug 2007 13:16 |
Nice, unpretentious place (which is becoming difficult to find in Leeds nowadays). Good value food and drink, especially nice in summer with seating on a balcony on the canal-side.
anonymous - 27 Jun 2006 22:34 |
Superb pub, wonderful location, nice people. Can't wiat to visit again.
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