They raise a glass to those watering holes in the city centre as well as the suburbs which thrived during the 1990s offering regulars a warm welcome and a tipple to match. This gallery showcases the boozers you nipped in after work, those you bobbed in before the cinema, theatre or restaurant as well as the locals which brought communities together. Many remain open today while last orders was called at others. READ MORE: Dry Dock – The story of a quirky Leeds pub LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
7. Leeds pubs in the 1990s
Regulars at The Scotsman organised a petition objecting to Tetley's plan to sell the pub to an amusement company. Pictured in 1993. Photo: YPN
8. Leeds pubs in the 1990s
The Filling Station on Cookridge Street. Pictured in May 1990. Photo: YPN
9. Leeds pubs in the 1990s
The True Briton on Stainbeck Road on Meanwood in December 1991. Photo: YPN
10. Leeds pubs in the 1990s
The Skinners Arms on Sheepscar Street North in October 1991. Photo: YPN
11. Leeds pubs in the 1990s
The Tommy Wass on Dewsbury Road pictured in October 1991. Photo: YPN
12. Leeds pubs in the 1990s
The Travellers Ale House on Hill Top Road in Armley pictured in July 1993. Photo: YPN