Jake's Bar & Still Room
Until 4am Fri and Sat
A long-running cocktail bar on Call Lane, a favourite with people who care about a well-made drink.

From late nights, live music and games bars to date night, here's where to go in Leeds after dark, from the 51 venues that took part in Leeds Cocktail Week 2026.
The next Leeds Cocktail Week runs 30 July to 8 August 2027. One wristband gets you a signature cocktail from £6 in every venue taking part, an alcohol-free version in each, and extra deals for wristband holders.
Wristbands from £7.95 each in a group.

Spin and we'll pick one of the 51 Leeds venues on this page.
Somewhere to keep the night going in Leeds. Closing times come from Google Maps where they're listed, so check before you head over.
Until 4am Fri and Sat
A long-running cocktail bar on Call Lane, a favourite with people who care about a well-made drink.
Until 4am Fri and Sat
A pan-Asian cocktail bar on Call Lane, in the former Norman Bar, with Japanese flavours running through the drinks.
Until 3am Fri and Sat
A Cuban-themed bar and restaurant on Call Lane, with rum cocktails, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
Until 2am Fri and Sat
A bar and pizzeria on New Briggate that has been putting on live music for over 20 years, from jazz jams to soul and funk bands.
Until 4am Fri and Sat
A funk and soul speakeasy on Lower Briggate with a New Orleans feel, live music and DJs into the early hours.
Until 6am Fri and Sat
An adults-only themed cocktail bar on Call Lane, with a playful concept and a cocktail list to match. One for a group night out rather than a quiet drink.
Until 2am Fri and Sat
A Havana-inspired cafe bar and club on the water at Granary Wharf, opened after a £1m refit. Coffee by day, cocktails and DJs later on.
Until 3am Fri and Sat
A cocktail bar in Atlas House on King Street, with martinis front and centre and a lively weekend crowd.
Until 5am Fri and Sat
A landmark bar and club on Lower Briggate at the heart of the Leeds LGBTQ+ scene, with house music and DJs late into the night.
Until 3am Fri and Sat
A New York-inspired cocktail bar on East Parade with a long list of classics. It stays open late, so it works as a first stop or a last one.
Leeds bars known for live music or DJs, so the night comes with a soundtrack.
A three-floor music hall and bar just off the top of the city centre, with live music, street food and a rooftop terrace. One of the best places in Leeds for a drink outside.
A multi-floor bar on The Headrow with a beer hall, a music venue and a rooftop terrace. A good all-rounder for a group.
A Cuban-themed bar and restaurant on Call Lane, with rum cocktails, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
A bar and pizzeria on New Briggate that has been putting on live music for over 20 years, from jazz jams to soul and funk bands.
A funk and soul speakeasy on Lower Briggate with a New Orleans feel, live music and DJs into the early hours.
A beer hall for cocktail lovers on Woodhouse Lane, in the former Walkabout, with margaritas, big pizzas and live music every day.
The Botanist on Boar Lane, with a botanical look, a long cocktail list and live music.
A drink with something to do. Good for groups, first dates and anyone who gets competitive.
A big sports bar on Infirmary Street from the team behind the original Box in Headingley, with screens everywhere and games for groups.
A high-tech shuffleboard bar on The Headrow where cameras keep the score. Built for groups, with cocktails and food to share between games.
A social darts bar on South Parade with automatic scoring and games built for groups. Cocktails and food come to your oche.
A ramen bar on The Headrow with a cocktail bar and private karaoke rooms. Dinner and a sing-song in one stop.
A retro arcade bar on Merrion Street, with classic arcade machines and consoles under neon graffiti. Cocktails come with game-themed names.
Bowling, pool and table tennis on Boar Lane, with a full bar and food. Easy to book for a group.
The Merrion Street Roxy Ball Room, with pool, table tennis and other games plus a full bar.
Roxy Lanes in The Light on The Headrow, with bowling and games under one roof and a full bar.
Spots that suit a night for two, from cocktail bars with character to places worth dressing up for.
A long-running cocktail bar on Call Lane, a favourite with people who care about a well-made drink.
A pan-Asian cocktail bar on Call Lane, in the former Norman Bar, with Japanese flavours running through the drinks.
A hideaway cocktail bar on Park Row with a speakeasy feel, booths and a private room for groups.
A rooftop restaurant on the third floor of Victoria Gate, serving the food of Kerala from the team behind Tharavadu. A special-occasion pick with a view.
A glamorous, long-running Italian restaurant at Criterion Place, near Sovereign Street. A classic choice for a celebration dinner with cocktails.
A grill and gastrobar on East Parade, serving steaks and sharing plates with cocktails. A good dinner stop in the business district.
The Browns brasserie in The Light on The Headrow, serving all-day food with classic cocktails. A reliable spot for lunch or dinner in the centre.
A Thai restaurant and bar on Swinegate, with a long menu of Thai dishes and cocktails. A good choice for a group dinner.
A modern Indian restaurant and bar inside The Queens Hotel on City Square, with a bar and a snug for cocktails. A polished pick for dinner near the station.
An Argentinian steak restaurant on Park Row, with Argentinian wines and cocktails to start. One for a special dinner.
A drink with something to look at. Go before sunset if you can.
A three-floor music hall and bar just off the top of the city centre, with live music, street food and a rooftop terrace. One of the best places in Leeds for a drink outside.
A multi-floor bar on The Headrow with a beer hall, a music venue and a rooftop terrace. A good all-rounder for a group.
A rooftop restaurant on the third floor of Victoria Gate, serving the food of Kerala from the team behind Tharavadu. A special-occasion pick with a view.
A rooftop bar on levels five and six of Trinity Leeds, with views across the city. One of the city's best spots for a drink with a view.
A Middle Eastern restaurant on the rooftop at Victoria Gate, with mezze and grills. Lively, and good for a group dinner.
Make a night of it: dinner first, then stay for a cocktail. Every one made a signature cocktail for Leeds Cocktail Week 2026.
A rooftop restaurant on the third floor of Victoria Gate, serving the food of Kerala from the team behind Tharavadu. A special-occasion pick with a view.
A glamorous, long-running Italian restaurant at Criterion Place, near Sovereign Street. A classic choice for a celebration dinner with cocktails.
A grill and gastrobar on East Parade, serving steaks and sharing plates with cocktails. A good dinner stop in the business district.
The Browns brasserie in The Light on The Headrow, serving all-day food with classic cocktails. A reliable spot for lunch or dinner in the centre.
A Thai restaurant and bar on Swinegate, with a long menu of Thai dishes and cocktails. A good choice for a group dinner.
A modern Indian restaurant and bar inside The Queens Hotel on City Square, with a bar and a snug for cocktails. A polished pick for dinner near the station.
An Argentinian steak restaurant on Park Row, with Argentinian wines and cocktails to start. One for a special dinner.
The bar and kitchen at The Met hotel on King Street, a calm spot for a cocktail away from the busier bars.
A Middle Eastern restaurant on the rooftop at Victoria Gate, with mezze and grills. Lively, and good for a group dinner.
A restaurant and cocktail bar on Greek Street that gets busier and louder as the night goes on.
Room for the whole crew, from birthdays to hen dos and work nights out. Book ahead at the weekend.
A three-floor music hall and bar just off the top of the city centre, with live music, street food and a rooftop terrace. One of the best places in Leeds for a drink outside.
A multi-floor bar on The Headrow with a beer hall, a music venue and a rooftop terrace. A good all-rounder for a group.
A Cuban-themed bar and restaurant on Call Lane, with rum cocktails, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
An adults-only themed cocktail bar on Call Lane, with a playful concept and a cocktail list to match. One for a group night out rather than a quiet drink.
A grill and gastrobar on East Parade, serving steaks and sharing plates with cocktails. A good dinner stop in the business district.
A big sports bar on Infirmary Street from the team behind the original Box in Headingley, with screens everywhere and games for groups.
A Havana-inspired cafe bar and club on the water at Granary Wharf, opened after a £1m refit. Coffee by day, cocktails and DJs later on.
A Thai restaurant and bar on Swinegate, with a long menu of Thai dishes and cocktails. A good choice for a group dinner.
A rooftop bar on levels five and six of Trinity Leeds, with views across the city. One of the city's best spots for a drink with a view.
A cocktail bar in Atlas House on King Street, with martinis front and centre and a lively weekend crowd.
Terraces, beer gardens and outdoor seating for the drier nights.
A three-floor music hall and bar just off the top of the city centre, with live music, street food and a rooftop terrace. One of the best places in Leeds for a drink outside.
A multi-floor bar on The Headrow with a beer hall, a music venue and a rooftop terrace. A good all-rounder for a group.
A Havana-inspired cafe bar and club on the water at Granary Wharf, opened after a £1m refit. Coffee by day, cocktails and DJs later on.
A rooftop bar on levels five and six of Trinity Leeds, with views across the city. One of the city's best spots for a drink with a view.
A long-standing bar on Albion Place in the middle of the shopping streets, with an outdoor area and sport on the screens.
A pub on the canal at Granary Wharf with a big waterside terrace. One of the best spots in Leeds for a drink outside.
Not drinking? These made an alcohol-free signature for Leeds Cocktail Week 2026, so nobody sits it out.
A three-floor music hall and bar just off the top of the city centre, with live music, street food and a rooftop terrace. One of the best places in Leeds for a drink outside.
A multi-floor bar on The Headrow with a beer hall, a music venue and a rooftop terrace. A good all-rounder for a group.
A long-running cocktail bar on Call Lane, a favourite with people who care about a well-made drink.
A pan-Asian cocktail bar on Call Lane, in the former Norman Bar, with Japanese flavours running through the drinks.
A Cuban-themed bar and restaurant on Call Lane, with rum cocktails, tapas and a party atmosphere late on.
A bar and pizzeria on New Briggate that has been putting on live music for over 20 years, from jazz jams to soul and funk bands.
A funk and soul speakeasy on Lower Briggate with a New Orleans feel, live music and DJs into the early hours.
A hideaway cocktail bar on Park Row with a speakeasy feel, booths and a private room for groups.
A rooftop restaurant on the third floor of Victoria Gate, serving the food of Kerala from the team behind Tharavadu. A special-occasion pick with a view.
An adults-only themed cocktail bar on Call Lane, with a playful concept and a cocktail list to match. One for a group night out rather than a quiet drink.
Short walks between stops, so you spend the night in bars, not taxis.
Leeds' best-known bar street, from a careful cocktail to live music late on.
Three rooftops across the centre, finishing with dinner at Victoria Gate.
Grand buildings, a hidden speakeasy and theatrical cocktails, all a few minutes apart.
Ten days of friends, signature cocktails and Leeds's best bars. Here's a taste from our events.








Plenty. For late nights, try Jake's Bar & Still Room and Power, Corruption & Lies. For live music, try Belgrave Music Hall and Headrow House. For games bars, try BOX and Electric Shuffle. For date night, try The Bootlegger and Uyare. For views, try CrowdedHouse and Habbibi. For ten days a year, Leeds Cocktail Week adds a signature cocktail in every venue taking part.
Jake's Bar & Still Room, Power, Corruption & Lies and Révolucion de Cuba are known for late nights. Going by Google Maps, Malmaison stays open until midnight, Behind Closed Doors stays open until 6am and Fibre stays open until 5am on Fridays and Saturdays. Check with the venue before you go.
Belgrave Music Hall, Headrow House and Révolucion de Cuba are good bets for live music or DJs.
Try Jake's Bar & Still Room, Power, Corruption & Lies and The Bootlegger. Book ahead at the weekend.
BOX, Electric Shuffle and Flight Club all have something to play.
Ten days when Leeds's bars and restaurants each make a signature cocktail for wristband holders, from £6, with an alcohol-free version in every venue. 51 venues took part in 2026.
The next Leeds Cocktail Week runs 30 July to 8 August 2027.
Every venue on this page took part in Leeds Cocktail Week 2026. Descriptions are our own, checked against each venue and local listings. Closing times, bookings and seating come from Google Maps. They change, so check with the venue before you go. Venue photos were supplied by the venues.
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