Described by John Betjeman as the very heart of Leeds, Whitelock's dates from 1715 and has an interior largely unchanged since 1895 with a feast of mirrors, polished metal and woodwork, stained glass and faience tiling. Time may have stood still here, but Whitelock's hosts an ever-changing array of gorgeous ales. The outside yard is shared with the Turk's Head bar and has over twenty tables, most of which are covered and have heaters. Locally sourced food is served everyday with both lunch and dinner menus. Card payment only.