The Turk’s Head

The food menu offers classic British pub grub with a modern twist. Choice dishes include sausage and mash, honey-roast ham with egg and chips, and soup with a sandwich.

Hearty mains are complemented by small plates perfect for sharing over drinks.

A Sunday roast with all the trimmings is a popular weekend option.

Dietary restrictions can be accommodated, with vegetarian and gluten-free options available.

The Turk’s Head offers an extensive selection of craft beers, with 14-beers on draft showcasing independent breweries from the UK and Europe.

There is a focus on pale ales, stouts, dark beers, and wheat beers. The bar also serves a variety of spirits, wines, ciders, and classic cocktails, including imaginative signature cocktails made with quality ingredients.

Soft drinks are available for non-alcoholic options.

Turks Head has a relaxed, urban chic vibe with stylish grey, dark green and blue décor. Candles and fairy lights create a cosy atmosphere.

The atmosphere encourages relaxed social drinking, whether sampling the rotating craft beers, enjoying cocktails with friends, or simply having a pint after work.

You can drink outside in the shared outdoor space with it’s old neighbour Whitelock’s; the Turk’s Head is also a dog friendly pub.

Turk’s Head is located in Turk’s Head Yard, just off Briggate in central Leeds. The yard is a short walk from Leeds Train Station and the Trinity Leeds shopping centre. Several bus routes run along Briggate, providing easy access for public transport.

The historic Grand Theatre and Opera House is located on New Briggate, just around the corner from Turk’s Head Yard.

The Turk’s Head is a single step entry and is unsuitable for a wheelchair user.

After visiting Turks Head, explore the historic Briggate area of Leeds city centre. Located just off Briggate, Turks Head is surrounded by shops, restaurants, and attractions.

Why not take a short walk down Briggate to visit the modern Trinity Leeds shopping centre or the traditional Kirkgate Market. The historic Grand Theatre and Opera House on New Briggate offers shows and performances.

For more drinks and nightlife, Whitelock’s Ale House next door features traditional pub fare and real ales in a Victorian setting dating back to 1715. The area also boasts cocktail bars, clubs and live music venues to keep the night going.