Leeds United fans visiting Elland Road are never short of places to drink before and after any match - whether they&apos;re celebrating or drowning their sorrows.
Leeds is packed full of pubs and bars to have a pint in and catch the other fixtures.
There are only a couple of pubs close to the ground, but the city centre is the perfect place to socialise as Leeds United has special match-day buses that run to the stadium.
Alternatively, it&apos;s only a quick and cheap taxi ride from any city centre bar to the ground.
We have a round-up of the best bars to drink in around Elland Road and in the city centre, from Leeds United fan favourites to sports bars and traditional pubs with a cracking range of beers.
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The Old Peacock has been a firm favourite for Leeds United fans since the Don Revie days - probably because it sits right opposite the ground.
They have a massive beer garden, outside bars and a new match day menu from the Spiced Mango.
Probably not the best place for any away fans.
A ten minute amble down the road is The Drysalters pub. It’s always packed with football fans on game days - both home and away.
They have a garden, sky sports and a good selection of beers. Located near the stadium, it’s a good place to park up if you’re driving (but that means you can&apos;t sample the ales...).
Billy’s Sports Bar is right in the heart of Elland Road in the South Stand of the stadium.
It is in the home end but all fans are welcome before and after the game to have a drink, watch other fixtures and maybe have a game of darts.
Not one for families - it’s strictly over 18&apos;s only.
Just a stone’s throw away from the train station, The Black Prince is a good place for a drink before the match.
The large dome building has plenty of seats, a huge screen for the football and has ‘pick n mix’ beer buckets so it’s perfect for groups.
Just round the corner is another favourite haunt of Leeds United fans, The Scarborough Hotel.
The traditional pub is very popular because of its location and good selection of real ales.
Go slightly further afield for a great pint a the Cross Keys. It’s about five minutes from the station on Water Lane.
Run by the same people behind North Bar, the pub boasts a great ale selection and has a dedicated Kirkstall Brewery pump.
They’ve also won awards for their food if you were feeling peckish before the match.
If you’re already at the Cross Keys, it’d be rude not to visit the Midnight Bell.
Just two seconds down the road, it’s the the flagship pub for Leeds Brewery so you’re guaranteed a good pint.
It&apos;s got a lovely beer garden too.
A short stroll away from the city centre is Toast, on Wellington Street. The sports bar has two massive screens and they show as many of the games as physically possible.
It’s quite popular with football fans before kick off and it’s a good one to nip into if you’re planning to walk to the ground.
Nestled in the arches underneath the railway station, The Hop is a good central location to reach the ground.
From the pub it is only a three-minute walk to Sovereign Street to catch the match-day shuttle bus.
Dedicated sports bar Shooters is an obvious choice for football fans to meet pre kick off.
They show all the football fixtures, including the Leeds matches if you can’t make it to Elland Road.
Covered in screens, sports bar The Brotherhood is a great pub to mingle with Leeds and away fans.
They’ve got a good selection of beer and classic pub grub like pork pies and scotch eggs.
It’s at the top of town, over on New Briggate but still in walking distance to the match-day buses and a quick taxi to the stadium.
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