These are 13 of the best pubs in Leeds to warm yourself up this Autumn.
There’s nothing quite like a warm, cosy pub to warm yourself up as the weather grows colder and luckily, there are a ton of cosy pubs in Leeds, some even offer real fires.
So ahead of British Summer Time ending this weekend and with the weather steadily getting colder, here at the Yorkshire Evening Post we have revisited some of the cosiest pubs in Leeds - as recommended by DesignMyNight.
These pubs have been picked out for their roaring fires, hearty gastro food and plenty of craft beer.
Has your local pub made our list? Take a look at our gallery below...
7. Crowd of Favours
Crowd of Favours on Harper Street is a cosy pub which doubles as an event space, with dimmed lighting and exposed brick. The pub offers craft beers, cocktails, burgers, Sunday lunch and more. | Simon Hulme
8. The Cardigan Arms
Burley-based The Cardigan Arms is just as cosy as its name suggests. It is a Grade II-listed Victorian pub, which is widely recognised as a local gem. It serves hearty pub food, craft ales and is dog friendly. | YEP
9. The New Conservatory
The New Conservatory in Albion Place combines old-world grandeur with lounge-bar cool and continental chic, according to DesignMyNight. It also has a homemade menu, which features stone-baked pizzas and more. | YEP
10. The Three Swords
The Three Swords in Horsforth serves up an excellent selection of drinks from Kirkstall Brewery. Its food offerings are Indian small plates, such as Masala chips, chicken wings with Tikhi chutney and paneer bread pakora. | YEP
11. The Midnight Bell
The Midnight Bell in Holbeck is an affordable pub which serves up pints and traditional pub grub. Despite it being a great summer spot due to its massive beer garden, it has cosy interiors and a wood burning fire. | YEP
12. The Pack Horse
The Pack Horse is a historic pub, named a “traditional boozer” by DesignMyNight. The serve up cask ales, signature pies as well as the unique option of bottomless crisps. | Google-Mark Vockins