Absolutely the best jambalaya I've ever eaten! And incredibly obliging service to go with it :)…read more And those crab burgers are simply perfect!!! A remote restaurant standing at a right angle to the main street leading from the station to a church - I highly recommend you not to miss it :) Naprosto nejlepší jambalaya, kterou jsem kdy jedla!!! A neskutečně milá obsluha k tomu :) A ty krabí karbanátky jsou prostě naprosto dokonalé!!! Zapadlá restaurace kolmá na hlavní ulicí od nádraží ke kostelu - vřele doporučuji naminout :)

Good experience Good service…read moreGood food I recommend for a unique experience that I think you'll enjoy

The idea of Smokestack is a Speakeasy design. Basically that means small, dimly lit with dark…read morefurniture. Extensive, averagely priced cocktail list. I tried a Caipirinha priced at £8. Unfortunately it was pretty awful. The worst Caipirinha I've ever tasted. And I've had a lot of them! Better sticking to wine/beer options, avoid the cocktails!

I remain a huge fan of this delightful old pub. It's a fantastic space to hang out it in, with a…read morelarge group of friends, for a proper catch up. Not only is this a gorgeous space, being one of the older booze houses in town, but it's a friendly one to boot. Exquisite booths, with detailed glass windows, resplendent fireplaces, cosy rooms, and plushly carpeted floors make up just some of the wonderful features in this place. The lamp shades are something else, and I've often coveted one for myself. As for the drinks, as is often becoming the case, there's not much that I can add to the other reviews (and indeed my prior reviews) -essentially, if you're a fan of good beer you're in good hands. Plenty of rotating cask offerings sit alongside a solid lager selection, with all the usual suspects in spirits and suchlike being available to the non-hop-lot. The staff are always awesome, offering up a warm welcome and friendly smile, which always adds to the experience. No one likes a cold fish. I've not eaten here in such a long time so I couldn't comment on the edibles, but it remains an excellent spot in the centre for friendly and creative folk to grab a pint, often amongst the varied friendly locals. And long will it be a place that I shall patronise.

Popped in here as part of a CAMRA day trip. Enjoyed the ales and also the food. I had the…read moreLincolnshire sausage whirl (sausages are a speciality here) which was good and so was the mash and gravy. Can't remember the ale I had as by this time I was too "relaxed" to write it down. Also very impressive building with its ornate fixtures and fittings. Great resource for Leeds.

Great place, great music, the live bands are usually very good…read morekeep an eye on your drinks as its a bit dark. plenty of seating with a lovely cozy bit by a real coal fire in the winter

Great bar, live bands every night except Saturdays. Refurbished In 2008.read more

Was looking for a jazz and blues pub/club and came across this one. But unfortunately after…read morereading the reviews and the staff answers , I don't think I will be going they play 80s music , one of the reviews said , and basically any old drunk can pick up an instrument and have a go. I'd hardly call that a jazz and blues club.. it looks good on the pictures , but could go to any pub to listen to 80s ... your either a jazz club pub or your not. Especially if your advertising as that.. shame because no point in travelling to arrive and end up listening to 80s music. ..if your a jazz fan. And yes apparently about twice a month they have jazz on.. but not good if you just turn up to a jazz pub / club and end up disappointed.

The Ferret is a really cool bar that wouldn't look out of place in a larger city. It seems that…read morethey focus largely on being a music venue but when we visited during the day for food and a few drinks we felt well looked after. The menu is all American "dude food" (as my dad calls it) which is a bit boring and overdone but I can't really blame them for this as everyone else is and people keep buying it. I was happy to see they had a few vegetarian options as even though I'm not veggie, I didn't really fancy a huge meat feast when I visited. All the food was perfectly tasty but just too huge and sloppy to be fully enjoyable. I had a halloumi burger with mushrooms and some sweet potato fries on the side. This was a really hefty chunk of halloumi which I struggled to get through. This could partly be attributed to the fact that I ate a sandwich on the train over from Manchester, but my parents and sister also struggled with their food (chicken wrap; burger; hot dog with chilli). If you want to eat here then come hungry! The food was really reasonably priced as well, coming in at under £30 for 4 meals and 3 sides. The draught beer selection was good as was the bottles. I chose a Buxton New World Saison and a Rhub IPA which were both really nice. The barman had misplaced all bottle openers somehow so I had to open them myself with a bottle opener I keep on my keys. In another place this would have been pretty scandalous but in a self-styled dive/student bar it was just quite funny. Graffiti in the toilets was plentiful and amusing, with both my mum and my sister sourcing numerous numbers to phone for sex should they feel so inclined, and me finding out that one patron loves Bill Murray. If I was a student in Preston I can imagine spending many happy hours in here, and if you're in town then it's only a 10 minute walk from the station and a good option for beers and burgers.

A perfect place for Live Music lovers. I'm more of a Rock/Jazz/Blues fan, which they get quite a…read morefew amateur acts in for. However the occasional Heavy/Death Metal act gets so loud in there that you need to literally stuff tissue bits in your ears and its impossible to order a drink from the bartender without your tongue almost being in hi ear. Eventhough sightly overpriced the food portions are relatively much bigger as well so if your a foodie, this isn't a bad place to be at .

Busiest Jazz and Blues club in Yorkshire! They present international jazz on alternate Thursday…read moreevenings, regional groups on Sunday afternoons, have an annual BluesFest, run jazz workshops on Saturday for people who want to learn to play and a Jazz Choir!. Run by the incredibly enthusiasic folk at Seven Jazz who also put on gigs nearby at Inkwell and run the Jazz Sunday at the annual Chapel Allerton Arts Festival in September