Highly recommend this business lovely atmosphere. The staff are friendly and very professional…read more Prices are really great. Fresh sandwiches available daily. Showing loads of sports nearly all football games especially big games on numerous TVs. Pool table and darts and also gambling slot machines. Sometimes they have live singers or bands on upstairs. They have 2 bars 1 upstairs and 1 downstairs. You can also enter competitions in the club. Membership fees are £5 for your first year but it's well worth it as drinks are probably the best in town.

This is a very welcoming bar with something for everyone, with regular events on, things to keep…read morethe kids entertain during the summer, family run with a great local friendly bar team. Facilities include, 4 dart boards, 2 snooker tables, pool table, large projector screen, 3 tv's for music,sport or gaming, a wii,360, wi-fi, jukebox and bandit. Always a great atmosphere and my choice of bar to watch footie or chill with a beer 5 star plus!

My favourite music venue in Leeds. Need I say more? As a hopefully esteemed Yelp scout, I guess I…read moreshould. The Brudenell is a small, intimate venue that has played host to some of the city, county and country's greatest bands. It was where Leeds favourites The Cribs chose to host Cribsmas, a special three-gig event where they played each of their albums in full with b-sides forming the encore. The support acts - Kaiser Chiefs, Franz Ferdinand and Kate Nash - sum up the attraction and character that the Headingley venue boasts. A number of bands - including the Kaisers - have lent their support to the Brudenell, which very nearly closed a few years ago. Thankfully it didn't and it remains one of the most charismatic concert halls that Leeds has to offer, hosting breaking acts including the likes of Girls (go listen) and Johnny Flynn (same again) in the next couple of months. For full listings, go to brudenellsocialclub.co.uk. In the meantime, just pop in for a pint. They always taste nice at the Brudenell.

The best sound system in Leeds. I love live music and constantly get frustrated by the poor sound…read morein almost every venue I go to. I saw Wooden Shjips here in April 2010 and it was fantastic. What's more, despite being sold out, it wasn't over-crowded, the bar staff were efficient and prices were reasonable. Plus there is another bar so you can get away from the loud music if you want to. There's also a cab firm close by so it's not too hard to get home. Highly recommended! Updated Just to add a few further words of praise. This venue consistently stands out as the best I know of in the UK. As other reviewers have said all the people who work here are really friendly and are a lot of fun. I've never seen any trouble inside and it made me realise that I've never seen a bouncer in there either although I'm sure they know how to cope if things do get heated. At the end of the headline band's set there is no hassle to leave like so many paces (O2 Academy, Cockpit). If you fancy another drink they are relaxed and that's cool. What a refreshing attitude. I've seen so many bands here and it's easily my favourite venue anywhere - so many great memories! The thing that says it all is that if I am hesitant about seeing a band but then discover they are playing at the Brudenell my mind is immediately made up and I go. Wish it was within walking distance of my house!

Nice friendly social club. I have been here a couple of times for parties…read more It has a nice, warm atmosphere and the drinks are very cheap!

We were on a pub crawl of Haworth when we decided to cut through the park. Lo & behold we…read morediscovered the Parkside. They were more than willing to serve non members for a £1 per person charge. The quid was instantly saved by the price of the drinks. Savings!!! Lovely people seem to be members, people chatted to us like old friends. It's also a dog pub. I like nothing more than having a friendly dog come up to you for a stroke. Gracey made two new friends that night. Average selection of beers, but the price made up for that. A club must sell what its members want. As we were guests we couldn't complain. If I lived in the village, I'd love to be a member.

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