Town Hall Tavern, Leeds

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Town Hall Tavern, Leeds

A warm welcome awaits at the Town Hall Tavern. Your home from home in the heart of Leeds, this friendly and relaxed pub has a vibrant interior while still maintaining its traditional heritage and charm. A favourite with everyone from shoppers to office workers to friends getting together for a pre-concert refreshment.

Facilities

Disabled facilitiesFoodReal aleCask Marque

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Reviews

859 reviews

4.4/5

Wenyi Lee Stones

2 years ago

Very nice pub that serves yummy roasted food and giant Yorkshire puddings. We went in on Saturday noon for lunch on 30th of December and it wasn’t busy at all but t it got busier later. The food was nice and fresh and the ambiance was nice and cosy.

Andy Savage

2 years ago

First time at this pub, came here for the food which looks amazing but the kitchen closed at 3 so can’t sample it. Google maps says they serve food now until 7pm so that’s wrong. Will have to come back. No proper cider, thought it may do as it does real ales

Martin Caine

2 years ago

Lovely little pub. Only found it after searching Google for pub food and saw it's only a two minute walk from The Light, where we were heading for the cinema later. Had the full range of Timothy Taylor's cask ales on, so had three while I was there. Also had the Sunday Roast lunch (which is all they offer on Sundays), which was very nice. Nice friendly staff who are knowledgeable about the beers. Will have to try and pop in on another day of the week as I quite fancied the Steak and Ale Pie.

Cindy Gavin

2 years ago

Absolute gem of a place! Joe was the host with the most. Did you know they have a loyalty card as well? Love this little find at the bottom of town. My new go to place X

MADDOGLEP

2 years ago

This is a good place to get a traditional Sunday roast. Paulicarus has been before. A traditional pub in the Timothy Taylor's estate oddly located near the Town Hall. A full range of Taylor's beers on the impressive bank of handpumps. Paulicarus chose the Boltmaker bitter three times. Very good. We all ordered the roast beef at £13.95. Chicken and gammon were also available plus a veggie option. Asked the bar staff for recommendations for the next pub..and it was a great choice..The Templar hotel.