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Submitted on Monday, 5th October 2026
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Old Boots left this review about The 212
In the ground floor of one of the new buildings and next to Sainsbury’s. There’s a front patio with Veltins umbrellas and picnic benches, the inside is a bit unexpected although the band posters in the vestibule were a clue. Slightly wild paint job and an industrial ceiling. The floor is reclaimed boards, the furniture uncomfortable plastic chairs at tall metal frame tables or gym forms at fold up tables. The counter is rear left with a group of seven solos, partly from Kirkstall plus national brands. At the end is a Veltins ceramic but the beer from it was excretable. Unisex toilet in the corner under the stairs, this is decorated in a mix of fake and real graffiti.
On 5th October 2026
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Will Larter left this review about The 212
A flashy modern bar from the outside, but once through the door it's much more relaxed, with almost a hippy or alternative vibe. The bar counter is at the back, with one hand pump and nine keg taps, which were difficult to read as the pipes were so chunky that the roundels were partly obscured. The pump clip was completely legible, and showed that the beer was brewed less than five miles away at Meanwood brewery. My half of Meanwood Herald was ok but a bit too pineapple-y for my taste. There are three tables each big enough to seat eight or 10 people on benches - these were painted blue and orange. Elsewhere were some high tables and appropriate chairs, and a sort of chill out corner beside the bar, with throw cushions. Some black-painted boards were suspended randomly from the ceiling, and I assume these were sound baffles. There are some tables and seats outside, partly under the overhang of the building, partly with large umbrellas to keep rain off, or whatever might be thrown at you if you are talking too loud. This must be a handy bar for those living in the immediate vicinity, though if I were living here I'd be crossing the river to go to better pubs like the Duck & Drake. (I forgot to ask what the significance of 212 was. Maybe I'll have to go back after all.)
On 17th June 2022
- rating: 5
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aleand hearty left this review about The 212
Cafe-bar, with one changing real ale.
On 1st November 2021
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Burley Park, 2.5 miles, 48 min walk (show)
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