The New Conservatory

The New Conservatory menu features British and European cuisine with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options available.

Popular picks include the mushroom risotto, fried brie, steak and ale pie, fish and chips, and the superfood salad.

There is an early bird menu available daily, with select two and three course meals offered.

The New Conservatory offers a diverse selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.

The bar serves a variety of beers on draft and in bottles and cans. Customers can enjoy beers from local breweries as well as domestic and international brands. They also offers a rotating selection of seasonal and craft beers.

In addition to beer, The New Conservatory provides an array of wines by the glass or bottle. Both red and white wine varieties are available, along with a choice of champagnes and sparkling wines.

Cocktails are another specialty, made fresh using premium liquors. Patrons can sip on classic cocktails or try unique, house-crafted options. Specialty cocktails often coincide with live music events.

The New Conservatory is an underground bar and restaurant with a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Descending the stairs, you will enter a spacious, open-plan room centered around a mahogany bar. The decor features dark wood paneling, stocked bookshelves, and chesterfield sofas, evoking the feel of an old library or gentleman’s club.

Scattered throughout are a piano, pool table, and small stage area for live music events. New Conservatory has seating both indoors and outdoors. Inside, leather chairs and couches offer a comfortable spot to relax over drinks or a meal. The outdoor patio provides additional seating during nice weather.

The New Conservatory is situated in Albion Place in central Leeds, just a 5-minute walk from Leeds Train Station. It is also a short walk from the Trinity Leeds shopping centre.

The New Conservatory has outside seating but the inside is only accessible by a set of stairs, making it unsuitable for a wheelchair user.

After visiting The New Conservatory, you can explore the nearby Trinity Leeds shopping center. With over 120-shops, Trinity Leeds offers a variety of retail outlets to continue a shopping excursion.

For culture, the award-winning Leeds Art Gallery is a short walk away, housing contemporary and historic works of art. Music lovers can venture to Belgrave Music Hall to catch live music and DJ sets in the evening.

The New Conservatory is also surrounded by additional dining and drinking establishments to continue a night out in Leeds city centre. Neighbouring pubs and bars on Call Lane – like Brooklyn Bar – provide more destinations for drinks and dancing the night away.