The Moot Hall Arms — Restaurant in Leeds

Place was packed with LUFC fans at 2 on match day. We celebrated Leeds scoring at about 3.40. Arrogant man behind the bar (tattoos) came & told us not to celebrate! We just cheered & carried on our conversations. No beer throwing, tables overturned, bad language etc. We were in the back room..6 of us...About 3 others in there. Disgraceful. We pointed out it's a Leeds pub..he said "it's a pub for everone"...very true..but it's IN LEEDS!!! If you don't want football fans in (& they've been going in for at least the last 40 years to my knowledge) don't be happy to take their money, then an hour later treat them as scum!!! Unbelievable. Was one of my favourite, out of...

Walked past today and the signs had been torn down and work going on inside to gut the place. Unsurprised the place is refitting. Two previous attempts to run a bar at this location failed so once a terribly bland concept with 'this'll do' level execution was allied to scalper beer prices and bland generic décor, it was always likely to struggle. Here's a tip - offer a range of drinks of different prices, foster a community of people who want to return to the same place, use the excellent traditional pub layout to make the place comfortable, cosy and homely, and of course, don't call it 'Waiting Rooms'. Will anyone achieve this 'miracle'? We...

This is a proper old school traditional boozer with a warm friendly atmosphere near the railway station. This has a similar feel to the Millstone in the Northern Quarter, Manchester. It has a small beer garden, seating outside at the front and many tv's showing sport as well as karaoke on a Friday. Most importantly the ale is kept well and all bar prices must be the cheapest in the area. Service is excellent with a special mention to Kianna who is very...