Dennis Henshaw

More of a gate house rather than a castle. When it was built in the 14th century, behind this gate house would have been a fortified mansion. Today behind is a private property

Quaint pub with lots of small rooms to eat and drink inside. One of the rooms can be used for functions such as discos or weddings. There is also a seating area outside for drinking and eating but this I feel is part of the carpark. Prices for food and drinks are reasonable and food is delivered quickly. The toilets are, however, outside again near the carpark which is bad in cold wet weather. Staff are nice and friendly. The venue is worth a visit

Nice, clean and well used Starbucks coffee shop in Leeds Railway Station. Staff are friendly and there is an App to order coffee in advance if you are a regular traveller by rail and use the shop daily

This establishment is also known as the Victoria Cafe. It has lovely meals for the price so don't be fooled by the outside appearance which is nothing special but inside it is clean, well run and the food is great, especially if you are on a budget.
Visited again today and the Lasagne was brilliant. Try this place out you will not be disappointed, especially on value for money. It is 215b in the market area pink zone

This Dovecote was built about 1560 by Sir Francis Willoughby, who lived in nearby Woollaton Hall, to produce food from doves and pigeons. After many years of use it then fell derelict until it was renovated into a small museum. Well worth a visit to see it's historical value and listen to the history about the Dovecote from the volunteers who run it