Background

Further North — Chapel Allerton neighbourhood bar

A cosy, two-storey Chapel Allerton bar with a curated drinks list, community events and a front-room atmosphere.

4.6

A compact, two-storey neighbourhood bar on Harrogate Road in Chapel Allerton known for a carefully curated selection of craft beers, wines and spirits, intimate seating and a front-room atmosphere that doubles as a community hub for book groups, local fundraisers and small private hires.

A brief summary to Further North

  • 194 Harrogate Rd, Leeds, Chapel Allerton, LS7 4NZ, GB
  • +441132370962
  • Visit website
  • Duration: 0.5 to 3 hours
  • Mid ranged
  • Environment icon Indoor
  • Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
  • Monday 3 pm-11 pm
  • Tuesday 3 pm-11 pm
  • Wednesday 3 pm-11 pm
  • Thursday 3 pm-12 am
  • Friday 3 pm-12 am
  • Saturday 12 pm-12 am
  • Sunday 12 pm-11 pm

Local tips

  • Space is limited during evenings—arrive early for a seat or accept the convivial stand-at-the-bar vibe.
  • The upstairs room is available for small private hires and is worth asking about for birthdays or group meet-ups.
  • If you want food with your drink, check which local traders are partnering that day or order a delivery to the bar.
widget icon

Further North location weather suitability

  • Weather icon Any Weather
  • Weather icon Mild Temperatures

Unlock the Best of Further North

Buy tickets

    No tickets available

Book tours with entry

    No tours available

Book tours without entry

    No tours available

Discover more about Further North

A snug two-floor drinking room with character

Further North occupies a narrow corner on Harrogate Road and feels much like an upgraded front room: low ceilings, close-set tables and an upstairs seating area that eases the bustle downstairs. The layout concentrates attention on well-stocked shelving and a short, well-polished bar where staff serve beers on tap, bottles, a concise cocktail list and house-brewed coffee. Lighting is warm rather than theatrical, encouraging long conversations and slow evenings.

The drinks and partnerships that shape the menu

The bar curates a rotating selection of regional and independent beers alongside a modest wine list and select spirits; there are gluten-free and alcohol-free choices and a small hot-drink offering from a local roaster. Food is not the main act here, but Further North works with local independent traders so you can pair drinks with delivered plates or simple bar snacks when available. The emphasis is on quality, variety and local collaboration rather than a full kitchen program.

Community, events and private use

Further North functions as a neighbourhood meeting place as much as a bar: small book groups, charity evenings and other community gatherings make use of the cosy upstairs room, which is frequently made available for private hire. The scale of the space means events run intimate and often informal—expect personal touches and a layout that favours mingling over structured seating.

What the interior reveals about the place

Inside, materials and finishes lean toward homely rather than slick: wooden tables, mismatched chairs and framed prints give the impression of a well-loved space. The compact footprint creates a friendly intensity—background noise is part of the experience, and service is delivered by a small, familiar team rather than an impersonal rotation of staff.

Setting and local context on Harrogate Road

Situated in Chapel Allerton, a lively north-Leeds suburb with a mix of independent shops and eateries, the bar benefits from the neighbourhood’s village atmosphere. Harrogate Road has long views toward the city and a steady local footfall; the bar sits among boutiques, cafés and other independent businesses that together form a walkable local centre with a distinct, community-led character.

Practical character notes for a visit

Expect limited floor space at busy times and moments when the bar feels full; upstairs seating reduces pressure but keeps events small. The atmosphere rewards lingering—arrive prepared for a relaxed, conversational night rather than high-volume club energy. Accessibility is characteristic of a converted shopfront rather than a purpose-built venue, and the layout is best suited to small groups and solo visitors who enjoy close-up service and a curated drink list.

Busiest months of the year

Busiest hours of the day

Popular Experiences near Further North

Popular Hotels near Further North

Select Currency