The Brewery Tap

The food menu focuses on pub classics like pies, fish and chips, burgers, and sharing platters. There is a dedicated veggie and vegan menu.

 

 

The Brewery Tap offers an extensive selection of beers, ales, ciders, wines, spirits, and soft drinks. With 8-cask-ales and 12-beers on tap, there is something for all tastes. Some of the most popular options are the Leeds Brewery staples like Leeds Pale Ale, Leeds Best Bitter, and Midnight Bell.

The highlight of the month is the brewery takeover event, where a guest brewery provides unique cask ales and kegs for one night only. They also have a range of bottled beers from top craft breweries across the world and bottled ciders as well.

The venue has a stylish and modern interior with exposed brickwork, silver pipes crossing the ceiling and uniform chairs and tables. The main drinking area is lined with brewery machinery, giving an insight into the beer production process.

There is an outdoor terrace area with fairy lights that encourage a sundown session in the summer. The venue also shows major sporting events on a projector screen.

The Brewery Tap is located on New Station Street, directly opposite Leeds train station. This prime location provides easy access to rail services, with national and international routes just steps away.

Situated a short walk from the venue is Leeds city centre, with its abundance of shops, restaurants, bars and attractions.

The entrance to the Brewery Tap is wheelchair accessible.

After visiting The Brewery Tap, guests can explore the shops and restaurants along New Station Street. The street is home to independent coffee shops like Laynes Espresso and Friends of Ham, a charcuterie shop. Those looking to continue bar hopping can walk to nearby pubs like the Head of Steam and The White Swan.

The historic Corn Exchange building, now filled with boutique shops and cafes, is a 5-minute walk away.

Families may want to visit the Royal Armouries museum, Leeds City Museum, or take a stroll through Leeds Dock.