Leeds Postal Service, Leeds

A small narrow frontage leads into a larger L shaped room, a small alcove on the right has a dart board, pressing on brings you to an L shaped counter with no taps or pulls visible. There are eight taps on the back wall with a useful selection of German, Belgian, possibly Irish and somewhere else (Rye River Session IPA). These are changeable as a collection of roundels on the bar back suggests. I spun the wheel on the counter and got 10% off. It’s dark inside with a mini pool table and tall seating by the counter and an area that can be divided off further back on the right. This has low sofas and tall seating plus a screen, needless to say there’s piped music but not a standard selection. I got the impression it might be connected to Lazy Lounge next door although the vibe is almost totally different. Auto lighting in the black painted toilets in a black painted corridor opposite the bar, don't panic! It’s the middle of three bars in this little street called West Point built where Leeds Central railway station used to be.

L-shaped room with eight keg taps round the right corner. Dart board to far right side. Bit gloomily lit, I thought, but not bad.

Situated between Toast and the Lazy Lounge the Leeds Postal service has 2 rooms and although no cask beers has around 8 ales and lagers on tap plus around 35 different bottles which can be consumed on the premises or taken out.To the left of the bar is a partitioned room called the Postmasters Office which has a few leather seats a dart board and a TV. The WC is a unisex toilet with a massive mirror plus a cistern with an old fashioned pull chain flush. Quite liked this one and found the staff very helpful and friendly.

Official site of Leeds Postal Service - www.leedspostalservice.co.uk