Taag Leeds

You're walking past the converted Victorian warehouses on Great George Street when you spot Taag tucked in at number 40. Inside, it's got that warm, lived-in feel—exposed brick, decent lighting, the kind of place where you actually want to linger over a drink. The menu's built around Spanish tapas done right: proper cured meats, patatas bravas that don't skimp on flavour, and a sherry list that goes beyond the obvious. It's the sort of neighbourhood spot where regulars prop up the bar alongside first-timers, and nobody's fussed about Instagram angles.