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The Mustard Pot — Chapel Allerton pub and beer garden

Historic Georgian building, hearty British fare, rotating cask ales and a large family-friendly beer garden in Chapel Allerton.

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A Grade II–listed Georgian house turned lively neighbourhood pub in Chapel Allerton, The Mustard Pot pairs traditional British gastro-pub fare and rotating cask ales with a large family-friendly beer garden set within mature grounds. Expect fireplaces and cosy interiors in cooler months, a tepee and outdoor play features for children in summer, and regular events from quizzes to seasonal festivals.

A brief summary to The Mustard Pot

  • 20 Stainbeck Ln, Leeds, Chapel Allerton, LS7 3QY, GB
  • +441132695699
  • Visit website
  • Duration: 0.5 to 3 hours
  • Mid ranged
  • Environment icon Mixed
  • Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
  • Monday 10 am-10 pm
  • Tuesday 10 am-10 pm
  • Wednesday 10 am-10 pm
  • Thursday 10 am-11 pm
  • Friday 10 am-11:30 pm
  • Saturday 10 am-11:30 pm
  • Sunday 12 pm-10 pm

Local tips

  • Book ahead for Sunday roast and for weekend tables in the beer garden during summer events.
  • Check event listings if you prefer quieter dining times—weekday lunchtimes are calmer than weekend evenings.
  • The garden has sheltered areas but bring a light layer for cool evenings; fireplaces add indoor warmth in winter.
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Getting There

  • Car

    Drive from central Chapel Allerton or nearby suburbs; typical journey times from the broader Leeds suburbs are 10–25 minutes depending on traffic. On-site car parking is available but can fill during weekend events; check event times to avoid limited spaces. No tolls apply; parking is free for customers.

  • Bus

    Local bus services run frequently along nearby arterial roads with typical travel times of 10–20 minutes from Leeds city centre. Services operate on regular schedules throughout the day but may be less frequent late evening; fares usually cost a few pounds per single journey depending on operator and ticket type.

  • Taxi / Rideshare

    A taxi from Leeds city centre typically takes 12–20 minutes outside peak traffic and is useful for evening visits when buses are less frequent; fares are generally in the low tens of pounds depending on time of day and demand. Rideshare availability in Chapel Allerton is common but can surge during big events.

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From Georgian house to community pub

The Mustard Pot occupies a handsome Georgian building originally constructed in the mid-18th century, later adapted for public use and established as a neighbourhood pub in the late 20th century. The exterior retains proportions and sash windows typical of its era, while the interior blends domestic period character with comfortable pub fittings that emphasise warmth and sociability.

Food, drink and seasonal emphasis

The menu focuses on British gastro-pub classics presented with a seasonal sensibility: roasts and pies, grills and a rotating selection of specials that reflect local suppliers. A varied drinks list centres on cask ales from regional breweries alongside lagers, wines and spirits, with the cellar and taps changing to showcase seasonal brews.

Gardens, events and family-focused features

Set back from Stainbeck Lane in a substantial garden, the site offers an expansive beer garden with a tepee-style covered area and play features for children. The grounds are used for events through the year—garden parties, ale festivals and an annual music event—so the outdoor space functions as both family-friendly daytime refuge and a venue for community gatherings.

Interior atmosphere and accessibility

Inside, visitors find a mixture of cosy corners with open fires and more sociable dining areas; the décor favours comfortable, practical furnishings rather than formal dining. The pub provides step-free access to its main spaces and highlights facilities aimed at convenience, such as an on-site car park and dedicated indoor rooms available for private functions.

Practical rhythms and weekly life

The Mustard Pot operates daily with later weekend hours, serving lunches, evening meals and a celebrated Sunday roast. Regular weekly activities include a pub quiz and occasional live-music or seasonal programming; the combination of daytime family trade and evening socialising gives the place a changing but consistent local rhythm.

Character and local role

The venue sits firmly in the social fabric of Chapel Allerton: a crossroads between local families, regulars and visitors exploring the suburb’s independent shops and cafés. Its strengths are the broad offering—food, real ale, outdoor space and event capacity—anchored in a building with architectural presence and garden grounds that set it apart from more urban high-street outlets.

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