Skyrack — Restaurant in Leeds

Came here a couple weeks ago as part of the Otley run, it was our favourite stop! But then we came again tonight and were having a great time until we were gradually shoved out the way on the dance floor by another group - whatever, it happens. After we moved out the way, I was continually pushed from behind until a lady around 5’8 with a short back and sides said “excuse me I own the place, stop leaning on me or you’ll be kicked out”. We were baffled as this was so far from the truth, she had spent the last ten minutes shoving us away. Ultimately, we moved as we decided it wasn’t worth it but this seems highly unprofessional from management to bully their own customers out the way on the dance floor. Really poor reflection on what is otherwise a pretty cracking venue. 2/5 and that’s just for the great live music and...

I hadn't been in the Rack since 2006. After moving back to Leeds and living 3 miles away it is my normal port of call when I'm out!!

Staff are extremely pleasant. I only drink cider or Guinness so can't comment on the real ale, but didn't hear many complaints.

General ambience is very good. I come in at various times of the day, and be it quiet or really, really full you will always be made to feel welcome.

On the days when cricket or rugby league are on at Headingley stadium gets packed, but not as packed as when people do the Otley Run (beware to be stacked 4 at the bar)

I'm glad I like this place. Nicola runs a most excellent establishment, and the assistant managers and team leaders and staff keep the place ticking over very well. They will always make you...

I've been a customer for years from when Dave Ellis had the Rack as it was called in the late 70's. Its changed considerably over the years and looks really good inside, the staff are very courteous Indeed and the ambience cosy - Should you want to watch the TV sports there are tvs in each sitting area, and various beers, ciders wines and spirits to imbibe. Food is delicious and well cooked it is very quickly delivered to tour table too . Parking is a premium though - the street has to do but there's a beer garden so you can keep an eye on your car if you're mad enough to drink and drive! There is a disabled toilet too so don't forget your key. Try the Rack I know you'll return, but be early on rugby or cricket days at Headingley, as it gets 4 deep...