Kirkstall Bridge Inn

Great quality beer, food served promptly and good value for money. Staff were knowledgeable about the beer that was on the bar.

Very friendly knowledgable staff. Nothing was too much trouble. Good food, great beer and a welcoming atmosphere. I’ll be back.

We came with a large group of friends after a gaming event, the service was very friendly, and a few pints of excellent stout were very welcome on a cooling Autumn evening.

Staff were friendly Nice pub Car park hard to find unless you know where it is and was full of lorries the day we went; construction work going on. 12 of us went for lunch. Food was ok but took over an hour to come for some us.

We arrived on a Sunday without a booking, luckily for us a table had cancelled and we were offered the table. The Sunday roast was tasty and plentiful. Excellent beers. Friendly and helpful staff. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend.

Recently visited the bridge for a Sunday roast. It was very nice and probably one of the best I’ve had in Leeds so far. I think the vegetables could have been a bit more seasoned as they were simply boiled but the Yorkshire puddings were amazing!

A perfect pub on a cold day ! Warm ,friendly, good choice of beer, food menu if you want it. Great place. First came here in 2022 and it is still as good. Handy if you are walking on the Leeds Liverpool canal. We walked from Leeds Railway station, had a few pints and then bus back.

A very average sunday roast experience. The meat was all pulled, the gravy thin and watery, broccoli, cabbage and carrots were boiled with no seasoning, cauli cheese was £3.50 extra and tasted of quite low quality, the stuffing tasted very out of the packet. The roast potatoes were nice and the Yorkshire pud was okay but that was really the only saving grace. We've had much better food at other Kirkstall brewery sites the beer was tasty. I've always loved the atmosphere at the Bridge but this time it was always lacking. Staff were friendly and attentive but cannot recommend the roast.

We are big fans of this pub AYR both for their range of ales and good quality food. Howver on our latest visit which was for Sunday dinner we have to say we were disappointed. The prices have gone up, which given the cost of ingredients we would expect in the current climate. Willing to pay the price but unfortunately not only has the portion size reduced the quality of the meat overall food has too. The beef pork used to be served slow cooked and tender, now we found it to be a chewy small cut that I struggled to eat. The Yorkshire Puddings are great but are so large they take up all your plate, and this hides the lack of other items on your plate, veg was over cooked and the gravy not the...