Blind Tyger

Blind Tyger offers a wide selection of craft cocktails, with both classic and original options on the menu.

Popular choices include the Rosie Lee, made with gin infused rose, eucalyptus and English tea; and the Bloomsbury Blitz which features Tanqueray gin, apricot brandy and Earl Grey honey water.

The bar also serves a range of tequilas, wines, and craft beers from local and international breweries.

In addition to the regular drinks menu, Blind Tyger hosts specialty cocktail classes that allow guests to get hands-on experience with mixology.

While alcohol makes up much of the offerings, soft drinks are also available.

Blind Tyger is an intimate, speakeasy-style cocktail bar with a prohibition-era aesthetic. The intimate setting makes the bar a great option for small groups looking to book one of the few booths.

Dark wood panelling lines the walls and small, old-fashioned booths offer cosy seating. Quirky taxidermy, artwork and vintage furnishings further enhance the vintage vibe.

Swing jazz, blues and subtle hip hop provide a smooth, atmospheric soundtrack. Mood lighting casts a warm glow over the compact space.

Blind Tyger also offers cocktail masterclasses on a bookable basis for those interested in learning the art of mixology hands-on.

Blind Tyger is located on Cross Belgrave Street in Leeds city centre, close to Belgrave Music Hall and Canteen. The cocktail bar is situated in the northern district of the city, near several other popular bars and restaurants.

The venue benefits from excellent transport links, situated just a short walk from both city centre bus stations and the train station.

Blind Tyger is only accessible by a flight of stairs.

After visiting Blind Tyger, why not explore the vibrant neighbourhood. Nearby, music venues such as Belgrave Music Hall and Oporto host live performances.

For night owls, the bars and pubs surrounding Call Lane promise a lively night out. Or for a cosy nightcap, Mr Foleys and The Wardrobe offer craft cocktails in sophisticated lounge settings.

If you are seeking cultural attractions can wander the galleries and museums of the Victoria Quarter. Whatever experience visitors seek after Blind Tyger, the surrounding Leeds city centre offers something for everyone.