February 18 is observed annually as National Drink Wine Day, with plenty of spots in Leeds offering a delicious drink or two to celebrate the occasion this weekend. Here are seven of the best rated wine bars in Leeds, according to reviews left on Google.

1. Veeno
Veeno is a chain of wine bars, with the Leeds spot located on Wellington Place. The wine is sourced from a family vineyard in Sicily, with the bars also serving tasty food and delicious cocktails. Visitors said: "Brilliant place to get wine by the glass, by the bottle, cocktails and beer." It is rated 4.5 stars on Google. Photo: Tony Johnson

2. Decanter
Decanter is a warm, stylish bar on Park Row offering wine, beer, cocktails and cheese-charcuterie plate duos. It is rated 4.4 stars out of five on Google, with visitors saying: "Lovely staff, nice environment and tasty wines!" Photo: steve riding

3. Lazy Lounge
This quirky wine bar on Westgate has vintage wallpaper and chesterfields, plus a grand piano tasting table. It is rated 4.4 stars out of five, with visitors saying: "Fantastic atmosphere. Works night out. The best highly recommend it." Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe

4. Eat Your Greens
Eat Your Greens is a modern eatery offering organic dishes in a light-filled space, plus a wine bar and a grocery store in the day. The bar is rated 4.8 stars on Google, and visitors said: "Beautiful food and drinks, really friendly service and great atmosphere." Photo: Simon Hulme

5. Wayward Wines
Wayward Wines in Chapel Allerton is a retailer of natural wines, produced by small scale independent growers. The shop is open as a bar Thursday to Saturday. It is rated 4.9 stars on Google, with visitors saying: "Great little wine shop, plenty of selection and helpful friendly staff." Photo: Google

6. Friends of Ham
Friends of Ham is a laid-back bar on Station Street selling artisan charcuterie and cheese platters, plus wine and craft beers. It is rated 4.5 stars on Google and visitors said: "Just a great atmosphere, lovely selection of food and drinks and great service." Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe