Branch area pubs selling cider

• Garforth
  • Gaping Goose 41 Selby Road Garforth LS25 1LR (0113) 286 2127

    Busy three-roomed local with some of the interior decor dating from the 1930s with Art Deco features on the windows and doors. Quiz night on Tuesdays.

• Guiseley
  • Guiseley Factory Workers Club 6 Town Street Guiseley LS20 9DT ku.oc.bulcsrekrowyrotcafyelesiug@ofni(01943) 874793

    Multi-award winning, three-roomed club founded over 100 years ago by the Yeadon and Guiseley Factory Workers Union. The bar serves both the lounge and the concert room and has changing guest ales sourced both locally and nationally. There is a snooker room with TV lounge and a large beer garden with lawn and stone-flagged patio. Occasional concerts at weekends. The club hosts many local clubs and organisations. CAMRA members welcome with this Guide or a membership card.

• Leeds
  • Brownhill & Co 30 Central Road Leeds LS1 6DE ku.ocdnallihnworb@seiriuqne

    Bar with a wide range of beers available which opened in May 2019. Beer menus on the tables list all the beers and table service is available. Wooden-floored with a green tiled bar and white and green walls. Three cask beers and eight to ten keg beers featuring local, British and international beers. All draught beers served in half and third pint measures. Over a hundred refrigerated packaged beers available for consumption onsite or takeaway. Card payment only.

  • Brudenell Social Club 33 Queen's Road Leeds LS6 1NY ku.oc.bulclaicosllenedurb@ofni(0113) 275 2411

    This is a legendary gig venue which has hosted everything from international calibre artists to local festivals. Whilst this venue retains the feel of a Working Mens' Club, the no frills look belies a community centred, family friendly local pub, with a lively atmosphere. The Brudenell hosts two live music rooms, with live music on most days, a large lounge showing televised sports and a wood panelled snooker and pool room with multiple tables. The venue sources only local ales on handpump plus a good range of other drinks is also available. The menu comprises Pieminister pies with all the trimmings and is frequently supplemented with food trucks which take up residence in the car park and beer terrace to the front of the venue. An annual beer festival is held in January.

  • Bundobust 6 Mill Hill Leeds LS1 5DQ moc.tsubodnub@olleh(0113) 243 1248

    Small, modern bar featuring Indian street food. Just inside the entrance is a small area with old doors on the walls, beyond is the main bar area with bench seats. To the left hand side is an outdoor drinking area which has been mostly roofed over. At the end of the main area is a small bar with two cask beers and a varied range of keg, canned and bottles beers from both Yorkshire and the rest of the world.

  • Chemic Tavern 9 Johnston Street Leeds LS6 2NG moc.liamg@79nrevatcimehc(0113) 531 6347

    Two-roomed community pub with regular live music and events. Quiz on Monday evenings.

  • Dave's Pies & Ale 350 Kirkstall Road Leeds LS4 2HQ moc.liamg@sdeel.seip.sevad(0113) 278 4555

    This small venue with six small tables and a couple of bar stools has a cosy and traditional feel despite only opening in November 2021. Large windows face Kirkstall Road allowing you to watch the world go by. One wall is covered with old mirrors from brewers and distillers. The traditional looking bar hosts three handpulls with beers usually from Yorkshire breweries. Two ciders are available, one of which is usually fruit flavoured. Also available is a small but interesting range of beers in bottles and cans from local breweries including alcohol free ones. A variety of pork pies (and peas) is also available. If visiting on a bank holiday Monday, please check social media to confirm if open.

  • Eat Your Greens 42 New York Street Leeds LS2 7DY ku.oc.sdeelsneergruoytae@olleh(0113) 244 6896

    Single roomed continental style restaurant, bar and shop with a relaxed outlook. A shop/coffee bar by day and relaxed dining at night. The bar also caters for drinkers, especially natural wine, fine cider and craft beer drinkers. The restaurant uses organic and locally sourced ingredients wherever possible. Live DJs most evenings. Winner of Leeds CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year 2022.

  • Grove Inn Back Row Leeds LS11 5PL moc.liamg@04stneveevorgeht(0113) 244 2085

    Established in 1832 The Grove was re-modelled in 1928-29 by its then owners John Smith's of Tadcaster. A traditional four room corridor pub which retains features of historic interest. A tiled entranceway leads to two small rooms on the right and a traditional tap room with dartboard on the left. The larger rear Concert Room is an interwar addition and retains some original perimeter seating, door charge may apply to this room for some evenings. Music is a strong feature throughout the pub and some form of performance can be heard most nights, its folk club started in the early 1960s and is still going strong. Darts, dominoes and chess set are available. Can get very busy before and after Leeds United home games.

  • Head of Steam 11-13 North Lane Leeds LS6 3HG ku.oc.maetsfodaeheht@yelgnidaeh(0113) 278 3608

    Opened April 2016. One large wood-floored room downstairs with a bar down one side. Seven real ales and one cider on handpump along with an extensive range of keg, bottles and cans from around the world. Wooden tables with both bench seats and comfy chairs. On the walls is an array of brewery signs. Upstairs is a restaurant area with its own bar. Food is from the Longhorns Barbecue Smokehouse. To one side of the building is a small outdoor drinking area.

  • Outlaws Yacht Club 38 New York Steet Leeds LS2 7DY ku.oc.liamtoh@bulcthcayswaltuo(0113) 234 6998

    Friendly bar with a good range of beers from around the world.

  • Roland's 39 Call Lane Leeds LS1 7BT (0113) 318 2964

    Small wooden-floored bar. Good range of beers in keg, bottle and can. Real cider is also available. There is a small outdoor drinking area to the rear of the premises.

• Morley
  • Oscars Bar 2A Queen Street Morley LS27 9DG

    Re-opened February 2024 under new ownership.

• Otley
  • Curious Hop Biere Cafe 9 Orchard Gate Otley LS21 3NX moc.pohsuoiruc@efacereib(01943) 467150

    Small independent bar which opened 3rd November 2022 after a refurbishment of the premises as a joint venture between the sadly closed Curious Hop off licence and Major Tom's Social in Harrogate. The main single room is wooden-floored with a low partition down the middle and the bar to one end. Beer signs, a unique bottle collection and mirrors adorn the walls. On the bar are three handpumps serving mainly northern beers and behind it on the white tiled back wall are ten keg fonts. Off-sales are available along with growler fills. There is an additional seating area upstairs with a wide selection of games and which can be booked for meetings. Opens on bank holiday Mondays.

  • Old Cock 11-13 Crossgate Otley LS21 1AA (01943) 464424

    Genuine free house which was cleverly converted from a former cafe in such a way that you would think it has been a pub for many years. There are two low-ceilinged rooms downstairs with stone-flagged floors and a further room upstairs. The guest ales are mostly from local breweries. At least one dark beer is regularly available, usually a mild as well as a stout or porter. Two real ciders are also available (from cider makers such as Grumpy John's or Orchards of Husthwaite), one of which is fruit flavoured. There is also a good range of foreign beers. Regular beer festivals are held. There is a small outdoor drinking area. No admittance to under 18s. Leeds CAMRA Pub of the Year 2022.

• Wetherby
  • Wetherby Brew Co York Road Estate Wetherby LS22 7SU moc.ocwerbybrehtew@ofni(01937) 584637

    Brewery taproom and bottle shop. Seating over two floors and outside. Regular street food and live music events (check website and social media for details). Wetherby Brewery High Hopes and Privas are regular beers. Card payment preferred.