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SALT
SALT– An award-winning craft brewery & winner of SIBA UK’s Best Independent Craft Brewery taproom has opened SALT Leeds – Craft & Cocktails in Leeds City Centre. The venue formerly known as Craft Asylum #2, has created a stylish beer and cocktail drinking destination just round the corner from one of Leeds’ most popular nightspots, Greek Street.
The new, New York style concept means local drinkers of Leeds and afar can enjoy 8 different cocktails on tap including, Salted Caramel Espresso Martini, Strawberry & Rhubarb Cosmo, Pear & White Tea Fizz, as well as the ultimate summer classic, Aperol Spritz. Let’s not forget to take advantage of their special cocktail offer with 2 for £10 available all day, every day.
Craft and Cocktails open’s on East Parade, Leeds
Beer lovers can also sit down and relax with SALT’s renowned keg beers including favourites like, Jute, Huckaback and Ikat as well as a range of Ossett Brewery cask classics and the new Yøn Helles Lager.
Bi-fold windows open out onto the brand-new outdoor seating area, where customers can soak up the sun whilst sipping on a craft beer or cocktail. The venue also features a living wall full of plants, adding a splash of greenery and vibrancy, boasting modern décor throughout.
The location is already an established hot spot for after work drinks and is the ideal starting point for a night out on the popular Leeds social scene. Local DJs are booked to play an eclectic mix of music every Friday and Saturday from 6pm, ready to ease everyone into the weekend.
Jamie Lawson, Co-Owner of Ossett Brewery & SALT Beer Factory says, “I am excited to see SALT exploring new ground with our line-up of cocktails
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on tap alongside our SALT beer range, introducing something new to the Leeds drinking scene.”
The bar also stocks a variety of flavoured artisan gins, wines and spirits so don’t worry, whatever your tipple, SALT Craft & Cocktail has got you covered.
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