Address:
3–5 Hunslet Road, Leeds LS10 1JQ

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Telephone:
0113 245 6377

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Opening Times:
Monday: 11:00–23:00
Tuesday: 11:00–23:00
Wednesday: 11:00–23:00
Thursday: 11:00–23:00
Friday: 11:00–00:00
Saturday: 10:00–00:00
Sunday: 11:00–22:00

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Description:
The Adelphi is one of Leeds’ most iconic Victorian pubs, a Grade II-listed drinking palace just south of the city centre. Originally built in 1901, it has kept its stunning period interiors, tiled floors, etched glass, wood panelling and separate rooms while adding modern pub food, local ales, cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere. It is the kind of pub that makes you look around before you even order a drink.

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Good for:
Historic pubs · Real ale · Sunday roasts · Pub food · After-work drinks · Dog-friendly visits · Live events · Quizzes · Cosy corners · City-centre pints · Anyone who appreciates a pub with more character than a spreadsheet

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Nearby:
Leeds Bridge · The Calls · Leeds Corn Exchange · Leeds Dock · Tetley · Leeds Train Station · Trinity Leeds · City Square

 

Make a Day of It:
Start around Leeds Dock, The Calls or the Corn Exchange, then head over to The Adelphi for food, drinks and a proper slice of Leeds pub history. It is also a great stop after exploring the South Bank area, especially if you fancy ending the day somewhere with a bit of old-school charm.

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The Tidy Take:
The Adelphi is a Leeds classic that refuses to disappear into the background. Grand Victorian details, proper pub atmosphere and a history you can feel the second you walk through the door. One for anyone who thinks the best pubs are the ones with stories built into the walls.