3 Best Gastro Pubs In Swillington

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1. The Merchant Leeds

3.0

Good(2)

Price: Moderate

• Gastro pub • Leeds

The Merchant pub in Leeds is now re-open following a huge refurbishment!

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2. The Highland Laddie

5.0

Exceptional(30)

Price: Expensive

• Gastro pub • Leeds

Booked 3 times today

A proper pub on the outskirts of the city centre. Oysters shucked and served from the bar alongside, stout, cask ales, beers and wine. They also make an exceptional martini. Food is centered round an old fireplace where local quality produce is cooked over fire. From the team that own The Empire Cafe.

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3. Cook House Bar & Kitchen

4.6

Exceptional(254)

Price: Moderate

• Gastro pub • Bradford

Cook House Bar & Kitchen in Bradford offers an exceptional Gastro Pub experience that seamlessly combines "stunning views with food to match." This charming venue is celebrated for its dedication to using locally-sourced seasonal ingredients, ensuring every dish is fresh and flavorful. Diners rave about the "fabulous food, great service, and great atmosphere," with standout dishes like the perfectly cooked steak and the delicious shepherd's pie. The restaurant's inviting ambiance and friendly, attentive staff make every visit memorable. As one guest enthusiastically noted, "If you have never been to the Cook House, then it's a must-do to add to your list."

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. The Merchant Leeds

2. The Highland Laddie

3. Cook House Bar & Kitchen

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