Scarbrough Hotel, LEEDS, West Yorkshire

Step in to discover a traditional pub of unique character, revered for its eclectic range of real ales and its quality pub food.

You will find The Scarborough Hotel on Bishopsgate Street, located within a short walk of Leeds Railway Station (meters from the station steps), Neville Street and Boar Lane.

Step inside to discover a traditional pub of unique character, revered for its eclectic range of real ales and its quality pub food, which are served, as they should be, with a generous measure of famous British hospitality.
An Historic past...…

Our pub stands on the site of a medieval manor house that was lavishly rebuilt in 1765 as a most desirable residence. Henry Scarborough took the property in 1826, at which point it became the Kings Arms. In the late 1890s, Fred Wood established The Scarborough Hotel pub.

He organized talent nights here and any act showing promise was put on at his City Varieties. Thus the name Scarborough Hotel is taken as an ode the Henry Scarborough.

The nickname of "The Taps" refers to the old Tap room out back where guests regularly enjoyed "Tasting Sessions" that lasts well beyond the trade hours of the time.

Its a shame we cant get away with such acts nowadays....

Modern History...…

Now the venue takes pride of place under the Nicholson's' brand for Mitchells and Butlers. Keeping up the traditions of Amazing food, fantastic beverages and second to none customer service.

When you enter The Scarborough the hardest decision can be what to drink, with up to ten real ales to sample and a fine selection of single-malt whiskeys.

A menu which takes the best of British and adds in a few snippets of continental flair.

The Scarborough has a long and continuing affiliation with Leeds United and its supporters, before the home games the place is turned a sea of white with supporters groups from all corners of the world holding court.