Walked in looking for some good tequila and was met with a wall of it! Much better than the 4 at…read moreMorrison's. The staff was very friendly and even recommended a new brand I haven't heard of. They also directed us to some delicious champagne that wouldn't break the bank. We will absolutely be back whenever we're in town!

Excellent service and really knowledgeable staff who aren't afraid to go the extra mile. Great wine…read moreselection and delivery service. My go to boutique off license for the last 6 years. Highly recommended

This is the biggest shop in the Oddbins chain. It has a large warehouse at the back but a really…read moremassive floor space at the front. The selection of wine is massive with cheap bottles mingling happily with a fine section as well as some beer and cider. The staff here are very attentive and hark back to the Oddbins I used to shop at in the early 90's. These guys are seriously into their wine and love to talk about it. There is always a bustle about the place as they run a large wholesale operation so people whizz about with trolleys loaded with boxes, but will always find time to help you with your wine buys if they can. If you want good wine and decent advice this is the plce to go in leeds. The selection is really excellent and the advice to go with it is always available with special offers always on.

Ingenuously located in the midst of studenty Burley Road lies AM2PM, an off-license that has…read moreabsolutely cornered the market in recent times. Whenever you enter this shop, day or night, weekday or weekend, it is likely to be full of students stocking up on some of the bargain deals which apply to beer, wine and spirits. However, this is more than just a Bargain Booze styled offie aimed at giving students their cheap fix. It actually stocks a jaw droppingly huge amount of varied spirits, especially vodkas, of which there is an incalculable amount coming from all over the globe. It's hugely popular, not just because of the fact it sells the answer to life's problems with such style and honesty, but also because of how friendly and unique the characters behind the counter are. Brilliant.

AM2PM provides drinks and entertainment....i'm talking about the people behind the tills…read morehere....what a laugh it is to come in. Even if you don't want to buy and alcohol i'd pop in just to be entertained for a few minutes. I like trying different spirits and here I can try a large selection of different ones from around the world at a snip of the price you'd find in a supermarket or 'rhytham and booze' type joint. I'm a fan of red wine and there's always deals on this here too. It really is always bustling with students stocking up on deals and bargains. If you're having a party and need to stock up then i'd definitely have a look into this place above the other alcohol shops in Leeds. Your purse will thank you for it.

This branch of Odd Bins in Chapel Allerton some how has an atmosphere of a local or community…read morebusiness. Even though it is a chain it has deals for Chapel Allerton specifically and seems to really know its local market. Last time I passed there were signs outside proclaiming that members of the Chapel Allerton tennis club get a 25% discount and that they had the best range of champagne available in 'Chapel A'. I have never bought champagne but I have picked up some good deals here on fancier wines than the supermarket range and ales.

This isn't just any off license ... This is Beer Ritz…read more.. Leeds' best kept secret (it isn't actually! A pal of mine from darn sarf raves about it) If you haven't been yet, unless you're teetotal just get yourself there and try something different ! It's brilliant and it's round the corner... Well it's on a corner actually !

For whatever reason, it has become normal to be a wine connoisseur but weird to be an expert on…read morefine beer. This is sad state of affairs, as beer is in truth a more exciting, more wildly varying beverage that manages to remain as masculine as possible. Beer Ritz (laaavely play on words isn't it) is an absolute haven for beer lovers. With what seems like millions of varieties from all corners of the globe, beer taps on the counter and hugely knowledgeable and friendly staff, it is the stuff dreams are made of. A trip here makes your evening in with the boys all the more cultured (and lethal on some occasions) and is definitely worth it.

I've seen a few of these booze shops crop up and around in Yorkshire - I happened to notice one in…read moreRipon only the other day - and so I decided to check out the Otley branch. I don't suppose I was expecting anything outstanding, it is after all only a shop that sells alcohol, but when you're an inquisitive sort you like to go in and have a nose of everything! Inside there were some friendly staff who were ready to help me if I needed. (I don't think I needed help really...) They had a few nice offers on some of their selections, which was definitely not the wide ranging classy choice that Chez Vin might have on offer, but certainly good enough for the less discerning drinker. All in all it had a much nicer vibe than, say, Bargain Booze (which can smack a little of desperation), but was not quite of the calibre of Chez Vin. As a nice inbetweener I'm sure you'll be satisfied with the mix of deals and decent drinks!

A really happy cheery lady will meet you and help you find what you are after. Though not a…read moreparticularly specialised shop you'll find all you need here to fuel a night on the booze or just a simple bottle to accompany a meal. Regular deals bring something down to supermarket price or below. A handy shop to complete the street that has everything.

Really small wine shop, but still with a large selection. Friendly staff helps you decide on your…read morewine. Overall, good place to get some alcohol.

Whistlestop Food and Wine is located on the North Concourse, of the Railway Station. There's not a…read moreright lot to say about Whistlestop Food and Wine, as if you're in the mood for pre journey food fodder, the chances are you've hit Burger King or McDonalds, or you've snaffled a sarnie from Marks and Spencers foodie shop, it's a rarity that you'll ever need to hit Whistlestop when you've got plenty of food fast and otherwise filling the units of the Railway Station. Where I found this sorta useful; meeting a friend off the train and grabbing a bottle of wine as a 'gah I forgot but phew' gift, the perfect cover for the night we were to spend trashing her boyfriend. Ex-boyfriend. It's a bit more expensive than going in to your local Bargain Booze or supermarket, but the wine was pretty nice for the price. However spending nearly a quid on a bag of crisps isn't what I call value for money, alright enough for an emergency power flapjack when your sugar levels are flagging, and if you've ran out of smokes but dare not venture out of the station when your train could be due soon after its delay, It's one of two places in the station that you can purchase. Not sure it's value as a food outlet is really appreciated here due to volume of others within the station, but again, for cigarettes and alcohol, it's there should you need it.