Best Bars near Thai a Roy Dee

Mean-Eyed Cat Bar in Leeds is a Deep South-inspired dive bar paying homage to Johnny Cash, offering legendary cocktails, free 6-inch pizzas with every drink, and a lively party atmosphere. Open late every night, it features the famous 'Roll The Dice' game where rolling a six means free drinks. Located on Merrion Street in Leeds city centre, this bar blends rebellious rock ’n’ roll spirit with a fun, casual vibe perfect for after-work drinks or late-night celebrations.

MOJO Leeds, located at 18 Merrion Street, is a vibrant cocktail bar renowned for its unique blend of New York dive bar style, eclectic rock ’n’ roll soundtrack, and expertly crafted cocktails. Since opening in 1996, MOJO has become a cornerstone of Leeds’ nightlife, offering a lively atmosphere with late-night hours, a dedicated Rhum Room, and a menu featuring both classic and modern drinks alongside bar snacks.

Blind Tyger is a refined, intimate cocktail bar tucked above street level in Leeds city centre. With a prohibition-era inspired aesthetic, it offers expertly crafted cocktails in a relaxed, dimly lit setting ideal for date nights and quiet conversations. Known for its unique drink infusions and welcoming atmosphere, this hidden gem blends vintage charm with modern mixology sophistication.

North Bar, located at 24 New Briggate in Leeds, is one of the UK’s original craft beer bars, established in 1997. Known for its extensive selection of imported craft beers from Europe and the US, it offers a cozy, atmospheric setting with mellow brown interiors and framed photos. Open daily from midday, it serves quality drinks including renowned Bloody Marys and Tequila Verdita, attracting beer lovers and a diverse crowd.

Headrow House occupies a revitalized 1900s textile mill in central Leeds, spanning four floors with a vast beer hall featuring unpasteurized Pilsner tanks, the Michelin Guide-recognized Ox Club grill restaurant, live music events space, and two rooftop terraces offering skyline panoramas. This multi-level venue buzzes with craft beers, seasonal grilled dishes like North Sea langoustines and Swaledale lamb, creative cocktails, and regular DJs, club nights, and performances in a historic industrial setting fully accessible by lift.

Tucked away in Turk's Head Yard off Briggate, Whitelock's Ale House stands as Leeds' oldest surviving public house, licensed since 1715. This Grade II*-listed gem boasts a remarkably preserved Victorian interior from 1895, featuring ornate mirrors, polished metalwork, stained glass, and faience tiling that evoke a bygone era. A haven for ale enthusiasts, it offers up to nine real ales on tap, including regulars like Kirkstall Pale Ale and Timothy Taylor Landlord alongside rotating guest brews from local breweries. Locally sourced home-cooked pub classics fuel daytime crowds, while the shared courtyard garden provides outdoor seating with heaters. Poet John Betjeman dubbed it 'the very heart of Leeds,' capturing its enduring allure amid the city's hustle.

Nestled on Call Lane in Leeds city centre, The Maven is a stylish 1920s-themed speakeasy bar known for its expertly crafted cocktails, vibrant atmosphere, and late-night parties. Housed in a historic Victorian building with eclectic art and a dark wood bar, it offers a unique blend of Prohibition-era charm and modern mixology. With live DJs, private hire spaces, and a welcoming vibe, The Maven is a top destination for cocktail lovers and night owls.

The Lost & Found Leeds Club is a captivating cocktail bar and restaurant set within a beautifully restored Grade II-listed building in Leeds city centre. Combining Victorian-era grandeur with eclectic, cozy interiors, it offers a vibrant atmosphere for dining, drinking, and events. Known for its creative cocktails, seasonal British and global cuisine, and multiple private function spaces, this venue is ideal for celebrations, casual nights out, or stylish gatherings.

Angelica & Crafthouse is a sophisticated bar and restaurant located on levels 5 and 6 of the Trinity Leeds shopping centre. Known for its lively atmosphere, city views, and a menu blending British and European influences, it offers a versatile setting for everything from casual drinks to celebratory dinners. Angelica features a rooftop terrace with panoramic city vistas, while Crafthouse downstairs is famed for its hearty dishes like charcoal-grilled steaks.

The Botanist Trinity Leeds is a vibrant bar and restaurant located at 67 Boar Lane, Leeds. Known for its lush botanical-themed interiors and outdoor seating area, it offers a unique blend of rustic deli-style dining, inventive cocktails, and live music every weekend. This mid-range venue is perfect for casual drinks, special occasions, or dining with friends, featuring a menu rich in British and international gastro classics, including vegan options and famous hanging kebabs.