The Lamb and Flag

The Lamb and Flag is a pub in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, housed in a restored 19th-century building. According to its official website, the venue was 'restored from a crumbling 19th century building' and combines 'warm exposed brickwork with big open windows and a superb courtyard beer garden.' It is operated in association with Leeds Brewery, whose full range of beers is available behind the bar, alongside an extensive selection of draught lagers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. The pub positions itself as a food-led local, emphasising 'fresh, locally sourced food' with home-made dishes, seasonal menus and a monthly specials board. It serves roasts every Sunday and sandwiches throughout the week. Food service runs Monday to Saturday from 12:00pm to 9:00pm and Sunday from 12:00pm to 7:00pm, while the bar opens Tuesday to Thursday 12:00pm–11:00pm, Friday 12:00pm–midnight, Saturday 11:00am–midnight, and Sunday to Monday 12:00pm–10:00pm. The building also caters to private events, offering a separate upstairs bar with a balcony and a downstairs snug with a private terrace. Its courtyard beer garden is highlighted as a key feature. The pub offers a range of menus including lunch, main, Sunday, wine, Christmas set and Christmas buffet menus, and provides a kids menu. As a trading pub rather than a listed company, The Lamb and Flag operates as part of the Leeds Brewery pub estate. It is a local, independent-style venue rather than a national chain brand, and its identity is closely tied to its Leeds location and its relationship with Leeds Brewery.

The Lamb and Flag is a pub in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. Its official website states that the venue was 'restored from a crumbling 19th century building,' indicating that the pub occupies a historic 19th-century structure that was subsequently refurbished. The restoration preserved and highlighted original features such as exposed brickwork, which the pub now combines with large open windows and a courtyard beer garden. The pub is associated with Leeds Brewery, a brewery based in Leeds. Its bar serves the full range of Leeds Brewery beers, complemented by an extensive range of draught lagers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. This relationship places The Lamb and Flag within the Leeds Brewery pub estate rather than as a standalone free house. Over time the pub has developed a food-led offer. Its website describes a commitment to fresh, locally sourced food, with all dishes home made, menus changing seasonally, and a specials board in the pub changing monthly. It serves roasts every Sunday and sandwiches throughout the week. The venue also markets itself for private bookings, with a separate upstairs bar and balcony and a downstairs snug with private terrace. The pub's current opening hours, as listed on its website, are Tuesday to Thursday 12:00pm–11:00pm, Friday 12:00pm–midnight, Saturday 11:00am–midnight, and Sunday to Monday 12:00pm–10:00pm. Food is served Monday to Saturday 12:00pm–9:00pm and Sunday 12:00pm–7:00pm. The pub offers a range of downloadable menus including lunch, main, Sunday, wine, Christmas set and Christmas buffet menus, as well as a kids menu. No founding year, founder, or ownership beyond the Leeds Brewery association is provided in the available evidence. The pub remains active and trading as of the information on its official website.

A restored 19th-century Leeds pub offering Leeds Brewery beers and fresh, locally sourced, home-made food in a characterful setting with a courtyard beer garden and private hire spaces.

• Leeds Brewery beers

  Full range of Leeds Brewery beers served behind the bar.

• Draught lagers, wines, spirits and soft drinks

  Extensive range of draught lagers, wines, spirits and soft drinks.

• Locally sourced food menu

  Fresh, locally sourced, home-made food with seasonal menus and a monthly specials board.

• Sunday roasts

  Roasts served every Sunday.

• Sandwiches

  Sandwiches served throughout the week.

1. 1Lamb & Flag official websitelambandflagleeds.co.uk
2. 2The Lamb and Flag on Wikidatawikidata.org