Leeds lost pubs
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Cardiarms wrote: The Bridge at Kirkstall gone (if not mentioned already) Well its been closed for a long time. I believe Kirkstall brewery have bought it and plan to turn it into a 'brewery tap' but the plans seem to be way behind schedule.
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drapesy wrote: Cardiarms wrote: The Bridge at Kirkstall gone (if not mentioned already) Well its been closed for a long time. I believe Kirkstall brewery have bought it and plan to turn it into a 'brewery tap' but the plans seem to be way behind schedule. Excuse my ignorance, what's a brewery tap?
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Caron wrote: Is The Merry Monk still going on Kirkstall Hill? I remember that from the 60's.Thanks. Yes Caron, still open and, stop press, the Rising Sun on Kirkstall Road which has latterly been a furniture shop - but closed recently, and is today open again - stilll a furniture shop !!
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jane666 wrote: drapesy wrote: Cardiarms wrote: The Bridge at Kirkstall gone (if not mentioned already) Well its been closed for a long time. I believe Kirkstall brewery have bought it and plan to turn it into a 'brewery tap' but the plans seem to be way behind schedule. Excuse my ignorance, what's a brewery tap? I think it's a pub that is very close to the brewery so it's called a tap. As in this case it's only a few hundred yards away
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Caron wrote: Is The Merry Monk still going on Kirkstall Hill? I remember that from the 60's.Thanks. Still going as far as I know. Had a pint in there last winter with a couple of my Burley mates. Its not busy but surviving just I reckon. Karaoke and other theme nights helping it attracting punters. Otherwise not much going for it.
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Caron wrote: Thanks for the replies The Merry Monk and The Rising Sun are the two pubs that stand out from my childhood. Do you remember the school dinner building before the Merry Monk was built. Entrance use to be off Eden Mount I believe.
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[quotenick="yorkiesknob"] Caron wrote: Thanks for the replies Do you remember the school dinner building before the Merry Monk was built. Entrance use to be off Eden Mount I believe. As far as I know - will check soon - the school dinner building is still there, behind the Merry Monk. When I lived in Grayson Heights (multi - storey) in Eden Mount the building was in daily use as some kind of creche/nursery.
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