Queens Court
An LGBTQIA+ bar in a historic courtyard; the building was a wealthy cloth merchant's house dating from 1714, named after Queen Anne. Has served the gay community for over 25 years and is known for…
An LGBTQIA+ bar in a historic courtyard; the building was a wealthy cloth merchant's house dating from 1714, named after Queen Anne. Has served the gay community for over 25 years and is known for summer courtyard parties held with Fibre next door. Strictly 18+, Challenge 25 and a dress code; no fancy dress, hen or stag parties. Refurbished in 2024 and reopened again after a further refurbishment on 22 May 2026.
Regular nights
Tuesdays with Mamma Bear, 9pm-1am, free entry; Rock and Roll Bingo with St Sordid Secret
Quick answers
- Where is Queens Court in Leeds?
- Queens Court is at 167-168 Lower Briggate, Leeds, LS1 6LY, in or near Leeds's Freedom Quarter.
- What is Queens Court like?
- An LGBTQIA+ bar in a historic courtyard; the building was a wealthy cloth merchant's house dating from 1714, named after Queen Anne. Has served the gay community for over 25 years and is known for summer courtyard parties held with Fibre next door.
- When is Queens Court open?
- Mon 4pm-2am; Tue-Wed 4pm-1am; Thu-Fri 4pm-3am; Sat 12pm-3am; Sun 4pm-12am (venue site; a second page lists slightly different times) Hours change, so check with the venue before you go.
- Who is Queens Court for?
- Queens Court is open to everyone and LGBTQ+ friendly.
Nearby
- Glamorous, late-night club, about 1 minute on foot
- Fibre, lgbtq+ bar / club, about 1 minute on foot
- Viaduct Showbar, drag cabaret bar, about 1 minute on foot
- The New Penny, lgbtq+ pub / late bar, about 1 minute on foot