The Beer House sits on the main concourse at Leeds Train Station in the city centre, a pub and kitchen built for the pause between journeys.
Part of the Food Travel Experts chain of station and airport pubs, it positions itself as the middle ground between out-and-out craft houses and city bars — a place to settle into a pint of cask ale or a morning coffee without leaving the station.
The black-panelled fascia and teal-framed windows catch the eye on the way to the platforms, and the warm amber glow from inside does the rest.
Location Details
- Tel: 0113 245 3209
- Leeds Train Station, New Station Street, LS1 4DTGoogle Map Directions
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The Food
The kitchen opens at 11am, an hour after the bar, and runs an all-day menu of classic pub grub. Breakfast is served from opening — the bacon bap is a morning staple — while the main menu covers burgers, mains, and bar snacks.
The burger lineup includes the Ultimate Best Burger, Cheese and Bacon Best Burger, BBQ Burger, and Chicken Burger, with a “Load Your Own” option for building a custom stack. Mains range from Chicken Tikka Masala to Chicken Caesar Salad, with a Plant-Based Three Bean Chilli offering at least one meat-free option. A standard Caesar Salad rounds out the lighter choices.
Bar snacks include meatballs and breaded mushrooms, with BBQ chicken wings and cauliflower wings available as add-ons. The all-day breakfast comes with a complimentary coffee — a functional pairing for early arrivals or long waits between connections.
No formal dietary labelling appears on the menu, though the plant-based chilli confirms at least one option for those avoiding meat. The food is honest and unfussy — station pub cooking built around burgers, comfort mains, and snacks designed to pair with a pint while you wait for your platform to be called.
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The Drink
Three cask ales anchor the bar: Greene King IPA, Sharp’s Doom Bar, and Theakston Best Bitter, with Timothy Taylor Boltmaker a frequent appearance on the pumps. Beyond the cask lineup, the range extends across big-name lagers, local beers, and classic crafts — the Beer House tagline of being “the happy medium” put into practice.
Coffee and hot drinks run throughout the day, with lattes among the most popular orders alongside the beer. Soft drinks including Diet Coke are available for those keeping things non-alcoholic. A happy hour offer runs daily, and the branded polka-dot pint glasses add a small touch of character to the serve.
The Place
From the outside, the Beer House reads as a sleek branded unit — charcoal panelling, white lettering, and floor-to-ceiling teal-framed windows that frame the warm interior against the bright station concourse. A small cluster of terracotta-coloured chairs and low tables sits behind branded black fabric barriers on the concourse itself, offering outside seating directly in the flow of commuter traffic.
Inside, a prominent central bar with stools anchors the space. Dark walls, warm pendant-style lighting, and TV screens create a traditional pub atmosphere within the modern station shell. The venue is clean and spacious, with plenty of seating spread across the interior. Highchairs are available for families, and the venue operates as cashless only, accepting Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.
Staff warmth is a consistent theme across reviews — regulars name individual team members, and the service matches the friendly, unpretentious character of the pub itself.
The Location
The Beer House occupies a unit on the main concourse at Leeds City Station, positioned between M&S and the station facilities on the main entrance route. Whether arriving by train or passing through the concourse on foot, the pub sits directly on the path in and out of the station — a three-minute walk at most from the city centre streets beyond.
Where to Park
There are 3 car parks within 1 mile of here.
Q-Park Sovereign Square
Q-Park Sovereign Square is 322 meters away. It has 493 parking spaces. This is a pay-display car park. The height restriction is 2 meters. There are 12 blue badge spaces available. 13 electric charging points are available. The car park features include lifts, cctv, covered, lighting. Payment can be made by card, app.
Hunslet Lane
Hunslet Lane is about half a mile away. It has 35 parking spaces. This is a pay-display car park. The weight restriction is 3 tons. There are null blue badge spaces available. The car park features include single-level. Payment can be made by cash, app.
Q-Park Albion Street
Q-Park Albion Street is about half a mile away. It has 343 parking spaces. This is a pay-display car park. The height restriction is 1.85 meters. There are 4 blue badge spaces available. 4 electric charging points are available. The car park features include lifts, help-point, cctv, lighting. Payment can be made by card.
Access
The Beer House has a wheelchair-accessible entrance. No information is available about accessible toilet facilities.
Opening Times
Monday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you eat in at The Beer House Leeds?
Yes you can eat in/dine in at The Beer House Leeds.
Does The Beer House Leeds have a beer garden?
No unfortunately The Beer House Leeds does not have a beer garden.
Does The Beer House Leeds offer takeaway?
Unfortunately The Beer House Leeds does not offer a takeaway delivery service.
Can I order The Beer House Leeds delivery in Leeds with Deliveroo?
No, unfortunately delivery is not available for The Beer House Leeds through Deliveroo in Leeds.
Can I order The Beer House Leeds delivery in Leeds with Just Eat?
No, unfortunately delivery is not available for The Beer House Leeds through Just Eat in Leeds.
Can I order The Beer House Leeds delivery in Leeds with Uber Eats?
No, unfortunately delivery is not available for The Beer House Leeds through Uber Eats in Leeds.
