The Hop Shack
📍 135 New Rd Side, Horsforth, Leeds LS18 4QD, UK
About The Hop Shack
The Hop Shack is a popular bar located in Horsforth, Leeds, renowned for its impressive and frequently updated selection of craft beers. Boasting a strong Google rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars, it's a favourite among locals and visitors seeking quality brews.
Customers consistently praise the 'awesome' and 'forever changing' beer menu, which offers a wide variety for all tastes, available for both on-site enjoyment and convenient takeaway. The friendly and knowledgeable team at The Hop Shack contribute significantly to its welcoming atmosphere, ensuring a pleasant experience for every patron.
Visiting Information
The Hop Shack welcomes guests throughout the week, typically opening from late afternoon on weekdays and earlier on weekends, closing late into the evening. While the venue is not equipped with wheelchair accessible parking or entrance, it provides a modern payment experience, accepting all major credit cards, debit cards, and NFC payments.
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📍 135 New Rd Side, Horsforth, Leeds LS18 4QD, UK
from 207 reviews
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Showing 5 of 207 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 8 February 2026.
A great range of beers and ales to buy and take away or sit in .
Called and welcome was underwhelming, no smile and no hello. Perused the beer menu. Around 6 or so beers everyone of them pale. Not a stout, porter in sight. Walked out.
Excellent. Love the Hop Shack. They have an awesome beer selection, that's forever changing and improving. Also the staff are wonderful. 5/5
The Hop Shack is filled with lovely beers served by an awesome team! The patrons are lovely. It is my happy place - no place I’d rather have a beer.
Visited to try Verdant Putty. It was sadly sold out but the beer board has lots to offer so that wasn't a problem. Seating is focused around the bar so getting served wasn't that easy. But if I was a local I would happily also get on people's way and chat/drink away the afternoon. I didn't go upstairs but I suspect that would have been a better place for folk to take kids and dogs as it was pretty busy by the time we left around 7pm. I'm all for family friendly beer places we I take kids to many pubs/bars/taprooms. But not sure having them sat at the bar is suitable. Maybe staff should encourage that type of group to use the other spaces. I will no doubt visit again but I think the seating need a bit of a look at.