Leeds Stag Do Ideas

1. Beer Babes Bar Crawl

Add a cheeky element to your stag night and let the beer babes guide you around Leeds best nightlife with a few drinks included.

2. Smartphone Pub Treasure Hunt

See more of the city with this hilarious treasure hunt, complete with questions & challenges that take you to different pubs.

3. Bubble Football

Bounce and bump into your mates while trying to score goals in a giant inflatable bubble.

4. Nude Life Drawing

Relax and free your creative side with a nude female model to inspire you to put pen to paper.

5. Escape Rooms

Work together in a series of complex & themed tests as you try to beat the clock an escape the room you’re trapped in!

6. Go Karting

Whip around the track and see if you can get across the finish line first with this classic, white-knuckle experience.

7. Paintballing

A stag weekend staple, get your adrenaline pumping and shoot some balls in this friendly competition.

8. Bierkeller Show

Have a German-inspired evening with the impressive Bierkeller Show, complete with an Oompah band, giant steins and dancing on tables.

9. Footgolf

Combine two hugely popular sports together for a quirky experience that all the guys can have a go at together.

10. Archery Battle Zone Tag

Take aim and try to score points for your team in this hilarious dodgeball and archery hybrid.

Places to Eat in Leeds

With (literally) hundreds of estab­lis­hments to choose from, you will be over the moon with what this fantastic city has to offer when it comes to finding somewhere to refuel in between all your activities and drinking sessions! Whether you’re looking for a classic chain restaurant or somewhere completely unique and set aside from the rest, you will definitely discover something truly tasty in Leeds!

Being one of the biggest metropolitan boroughs in England, you would expect that Leeds wouldn’t slack when it comes to restaurants… and you would be right in thinking so! Kicking things off with something a bit different is Tharavadu. We know that not everyone fancies Indian food before a night out, but this classic Indian kitchen is the most highly rated Indian restaurant in the whole of Leeds, so it’s definitely worth a try.

For something a bit more traditi­onally and less spicy, Bills is a chain restaurant that never fails to feed. Supplying a twist on classic dishes in almost every city centre in the country, you can guarantee good grub for the stag celeb­ra­tions. A fantastic idea for big stag groups is buffet style food, and Estabulo Rodizio is top of our list for places to eat in Leeds. This Brazilian buffet will tantalise your taste buds and leave you wanting more for sure.

Millennium Square

A little more upscale, you get expect high taste and profes­si­onals to pop into Millennium Square and get a little messy with free-flowing booze, warm lighting and some great venues all in one place. Full of some of the best bars in Leeds. One popular hotspot that’s native to Leeds is A Nation of Shopkeepers, a gastropub with a bit of edge and a wicked drinks menu. With seating inside and their “garden of earthly delights” area outback, you can spend hours chilling out here without even knowing!

For a stag night staple that’s a familiar face for a bunch of cities, All Bar One is a bar that you can’t go wrong with. A cool style, buzzing atmosphere and really affordable drinks sounds like the perfect stag party recipe to us.

Park Row

Park Row in Leeds city centre is an area that’s perfect for starting off your last night of freedom somewhere a little more relaxed, with an experience that all the guys will remember that your budding groom goes into married life. An absolute hit for something different is The Decanter, a chilled-out venue with a massive variety of unique wines, cocktails and beers to try out.

For convenience, right next door to The Decanter is a classic Slug and Lettuce if you want cheap drinks and good vibes. With their new refur­bis­hment, Slug and Lettuce venues have become an absolute hit for stag parties and hen do’s alike.

Call Lane

Sometimes, having one drink in a number of bars is the best way to enjoy your evening and get to know the city of Leeds a little better. If this sounds like a bit of you, Call Lane is the hub for all the edgy bars and quirky pubs you can fit into one last night of freedom. From the neon clad Cuckoo bar for a few cocktails to Call Lane Social for homemade drinks and live bands – you name it, Call Lane has it!

Briggate

Enjoy the clash of cultures that makes their home in Briggate, one of the oldest parts of Leeds for going out for a good ol’ knees up. Pulling pints for over 300 years (impressive or what), Whitelock’s is THE place to go for the best pubs in Leeds and interesting history. The pub boasts reserved 18^th architecture and design that will take you back in history, with local ales to match.

Alter­natively, get a taste for Leeds at The Turks Head just off Briggate. This pub brews it’s very own ales and beers of all shapes and sizes – so if your groom to be is a fan of the hops, this is the place to go.

Reasons to Visit

The Nightlife

With four universities all within a stones’ throw from each other in the city centre, there’s no wonder why Leeds has such a good reputation across the country as having one of the best nightlife scenes in the UK! From the favourite chain clubs like Popworld and PRYZM to venues that suit all kinds of genres, such as The Stone Roses Bar and Old Red Bus Station!

The People

Known for being some of the friendliest people in the country, everybody is welcome in Leeds, widely credited for being a vibrant and culturally rich city that draws influence from all over the world into its music, food and fashion.

The Music

Producing some of the biggest names in UK and inter­national music from Soft Cell to Mel B and the Kaiser Chiefs, Leeds has never fallen short of the mark when it comes to top quality musicians and bands originating from there.

The History

Becoming one of the UK’s biggest exporting cities during the industrial revolution, particularly in textiles, the rich history that has made Leeds into the city it is today is reflected in its buildings like the Corn Exchange and Leeds Dock.

50+ stag do activities to choose from!

When it comes to making it an unfor­get­table occasion for the groom-to-be, Leeds won’t disappoint! With over 50 activities for you to browse over, you’ll be spoilt for choice no matter what theme you’re going for!

Getting Around Leeds

Bus services are very popular in the city although the streets become gridlocked often. Avoid using cars if possible, you will be stuck in traffic jams.

Leeds is a fine example for you to use your legs and walk to everything you need. To reach places further afield like Millennium Square to the north of the city, then your best bet is to catch a bus or hail a taxi. Leeds has a nearby Inter­national airport 10 miles out from the city and is the third busiest in Britain.