Latest reviews from Yeadon

“Friendly place. Child friendly. one big tv but no sound and normally BBC news.Lots of changing real ales. Very good international brewers new ales festival every year. Food standard Weatherspoons but drink included deals is good.“

Yeadonyoungy2018 2347 days ago

“Commercial description: "The Saltaire Bar is named after the nearby town and world heritage site known for its famous architecture, food and award-winning beers. Serving cask-conditioned ales from two North Yorkshire Breweries, Theakstons and Black Sheep, The Saltaire also offers a quality wine list, with help on hand from knowledgeable staff if required. An extensive range of internationally renowned spirits and coffee are also available and served by trained baristas. The food menu continues the local theme, featuring a selection of traditional favourites, balanced with modern flavours with a distinctly British feel. This contemporary styled bar and restaurant is to be located immediately after The Yorkshire Premier Lounge and is divided into zones to provide space to relax, socialise or work whilst enjoying the great value food and drink on offer." This bar is located after check-in and security. 3-4 cask ales and some kegs and bottles available. Not very special, but your best chance for survival at Leeds Bradford Airport.“

Sigmund 2509 days ago

“At the very top of the sloping hillside High Street adjoining the large Morrisons supermarket building. The pub is open plan but has several different areas to sit in on lots of these are on different levels - the highest of which is the outdoor patio area at the rear of the old stone-brick building. The bar is against the back right-hand side wall and includes two rows of real ale pumps and the usual bottle selection in the fridges behind the service area. All the guest ales apart from one were from breweries in the region. There’s a few nods to the local clothing industry in cases on the wall. The design of the pub fits in with the newer appearance the chain are going for and there’s lots of soft of the eye wood and soft light colours throughout.“

ManVsBeer 3483 days ago