Leeds is blessed with some great pubs around every corner, and for many locals, there’s nothing better than finding a proper pint poured perfectly from the tap.
From historic boozers and much-loved locals to lively city centre favourites, there are plenty of places across the city offering an excellent selection.
We asked our readers to name their favourites – and these are 10 of the pubs came out on top.
1. The Duck and Drake
Steve Marriott said that "the Duck and Drake will take some beating." The historic pub on Kirkgate is known for its fine cask ales and is bursting at the seams with character. | Simon Hulme
2. Head of Steam
The Head of Steam in Leeds city centre was a popular recommendation from our readers. The Park Row venue offers a large selection of craft beer on tap. | Google
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3. Whitelock's Ale House
Whitelock's is known for its great selection of real ales and craft beers, so it's no surprise this was a popular choice with locals. The city centre pub has been serving drinks since 1715, and now stocks beer on tap from a wide range of Yorkshire brewers. | James Hardisty
4. Templar Hotel
Lots of our readers mentioned this old-school boozer as a city centre favourite for pints on tap. The building dates back to the 1700s and still retains lots of its charm. | Mark Bickerdike
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5. Cross Pipes Tavern and Rooms
Located in the heart of Otley, Cross Pipes Tavern reopened last year after a major refurbishment. Locals Hannah Frances and Louise Freeman recommended the pub for pints on tap, and pictured is licensee Louise Freeman. | YEP
6. The Bankers Cat
This popular two-storey craft beer pub has a brilliant selection of cask and keg beers. It was recommended by our readers John Bastow and David Martin. | Google