You’ve probably noticed me banging on and on and on about the fact that North Bar are opening a pub in Meanwood.
Well, they’ve done it. It’s called Alfred. And it’s bloomin’ lovely.
And, to make it even better, I managed to get the FIRST EVER PINT EVER SERVED AT ALFRED. Which was awfully exciting. I wasn’t queuing up outside or anything. I just popped in at 1715 on the opening day, everything was spick and span, I ordered a pint of Rooster’s Wild Mule, and lo, it was the first ever pint.
How very, very exciting.
And look, here’s proof.
The bar has all the charm you’d expect from a North Bar, and sits somewhere between North and Further North.
The beer offering is good too, with Lindeboom, Schneider Weiss, Brooklyn Lager and Bacchus on tap and handpulls offering Rooster’s Wild Mule, Marble’s Ginger and Elland’s 1872 Porter. Splendid.
I’ve reviewed the bar for Leeds Guide, and you can find it here.
The Beer Prole has more photos and a review here
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