With the weather starting to warm up and the summer approaching, many of us will be looking for places to go enjoy a drink in the sun in Leeds.
Lockdown measures have now eased and restaurants and bars have finally reopened but it has been difficult finding somewhere to go.
Many places are booked up for months making it hard for those with impromptu plans so we've compiled a list of places where you don’t need a booking to go.
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Indoor service within the hospitality business will be allowed to resume on May 17 but a lot of beer gardens are already open so all you have to do is turn up and enjoy.
We’ve compiled a list of some of the beer gardens that are now open and welcoming walk-ins, but some of them also give advice for you to book in advance.
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Here is a list of some places where you can just walk in:
- Archie’s Bar & Kitchen, Neville Street
- Belgrave Music Hall, Cross Belgrave Street
- BrewDog, Crown Street
- Call Lane Social, Call Lane
- Distrikt, Duncan Street
- Kirkstall Bridge Inn, Bridge Inn
- Kirkstall Brewery Taproom, Kirkstall Road
- Jigger and Jar, Main Street
- Lamb & Flag, Church Row
- Neon Cactus, Call Lane
- North Bar, New Briggate
- North Brewing Co. Taproom, Buslingthorpe Lane
- Oporto, Call Lane
- Parkside Tavern, Merrion Street
Piglove Brewing, Cross Green Lane
- Power, Corruption & Lies, Call Lane
- Revolution Electric Press, Cookridge Street
- Roland’s, Call Lane
- Sheaf Street, Sheaf Street
- The Alchemist, Greek Street and Trinity Leeds
- The Assembly, Main Street Garforth
- The Duck and Drake, Kirkgate
- The Fleece, Westgate, Otley
- The New Conservatory, Albion Place
- The White Swan, High Street, Yeadon
- Water Lane Boathouse, Water Lane
- Verve, Merrion Street
