The purpose of this publication is to highlight the impact of the nightclub industry, from marketing purposes to the products in this bar. Highlighting to the public audience aged from 18 and above, what sort of atmosphere they have and highlighting their busy periods.
A handy guide publication for new and returning students who are looking out for more information on Lloyds No. 1 Bar and to get an idea of the atmosphere prior to going. The importance of highlighting the times of when it is past peak population and for the times which highlight times specified events start. It would also highlight the pricing range to show where to get the money's worth and to show the range of drinks available. To discuss what music is played at the bar and what to expect if the establishment is visited.
History of the bar page:
Lloyds No. 1 Bar - The Hedley Verity is located in the centre of Leeds on Woodhouse Lane, it is located opposite Morrisons in Merrion Centre and it is situated next to Yates Bar on Woodhouse Lane. The bar was named after a Leeds-born spinner Hedley Verity.
He was a cricketer who took 10 wickets for 10 runs – still the best bowling analysis in first-class cricket. Verity played in 40 test matches, taking 100 wickets in a shorter time than any other English bowler. He died in 1943 from his wounds, in a prisoner of war camp in Italy.
Inside of the bar there are various images leading up to the history of Hedley's career and recognisable locations and people in Leeds. For example Barbara Hepworth who studied at Leeds College of Art. The bar gives a lot of atmosphere for historic Leeds, yet it is known as one of the busiest bars in Leeds. The bar has 2 floors and operates a bar on each floor. A dance floor, comfortable seating area and additional seating for daytime hours. The bar has multiple features to facilitate every person's standards.
Broadcasting live news, children welcome, licensed outdoor area, projector and screen TV screens, WiFi, baby change, meeting facilities and step free access. These are the accessible features that this bar includes.
Ranges of drinks page:
Lloyds bar operates a vast range of drinks suited for every person. Ranging from popular drink such as Budweiser, Bulmers, Carling and Desperados, to local brewed craft beer. Typically beer, cider, cocktail pitchers and standard mixers.
Lloyds bar operates a vast range of drinks suited for every person. Ranging from popular drink such as Budweiser, Bulmers, Carling and Desperados, to local brewed craft beer. Typically beer, cider, cocktail pitchers and standard mixers.
Lloyds No. 1 Bar is one of the cheapest bars in the Wetherspoons branch in Leeds. Other Wetherspoons bars in Leeds are Becketts Bank (Park Row), Stick Or Twist (Podium Way), Cuthbert Brodrick (Millennium Square), Wetherspoons (Leeds Station)
Drinks with personalities:
People say that drink choices can define somebody's personality, with the cocktail pitchers it is one of the most popular drinks unique to Wetherspoons. With 12 flavours to choose from which vary in alcoholic content. With their different tastes they're unique, just like people. As people have different personalities and traits. Here is a definitive guide to matching drinks with personalities:
Godfather (Jack Daniel's Tennesse Whiskey, Disaronno Amaretto, Pepsi, Lime) - got a bit of kick and bite, strong-minded and dedicated
Blue lagoon (Blue Cucacao, Smirnoff vodka, lime cordial, lemonade, lime) - independent, optimistic and free spirit
Rum punch (Captain Morgan white rum, Malibu, mango, passion fruit, pineapple juice, lime) - delicate yet stubborn, attitude has some bite, courageous and confident
Long island iced tea (Smirnoff vodka, Gordon's gin, Jose Cuervo Tequila, Captain Morgan white rum, citrus mix, Pepsi Max, lime) - go with the flow, mellow and adventurous
Purple rain (Sourz Cherry, Blue Curacao, lemonade, lime) - creative, sensitive yet durable, confident and chilled
Woo woo (Smirnoff vodka, Archers peach schnapps, lime, cranberry juice) - happy, flirtatious, talkative and cheesy
Sex on the beach (Archers peach schnapps, Smirnoff vodka, cranberry juice, lime, orange juice) - relaxed, hard worker and positive minded
Smirnoff and monster - energetic, punchy and opinionated
Porn star martini (Absolut Vanilla, mango, passion fruit, orange, lime, lemonade) - ambitious, adventurous, sassy and optimistic
Very Cherry (Sourz Cherry, Smirnoff vodka, lime, Pepsi Max( - sociable, life of the party, cheerful
Mojito (Barcardi white rum, lime, sugar, mint, soda) - refreshing, relaxed, sociable
Tuity Fruity (Archers peach schnapps, blue Curacao, orange juice, lime, lemonade) - outgoing, confident, approachable, talkative and supportive
Monday: Rock and Roll Bingo
On Monday evenings from 8pm, DJ Adam Smith and co-host Jack run Rock and Roll Bingo. The rule of the game is that you can buy tickets (£1 per round except from the final cash round which is £2), you can pay £5 for all of the rounds. The first two rounds include cocktail pitchers as the prize. One line is 2 cocktail pitchers and a full house is 4 cocktail pitchers, the third round is 3 cocktail pitchers for a line and a full house is 6 cocktail pitchers. The final cash round is £10 for a line and £50 for the full house.
The rules of the game are that instead of playing with numbers, it is replaced with segments of songs. The DJ assists with telling the name of the song. On a typical Monday night it can be rated 2/5 or sometimes 3/5 for how busy it can be. Drink prices are the standard price. Cocktail pitchers are 2 for £12 and selected beer is 2 for £5 bottles.
Wednesday: KAPOW! Student Night
On Wednesday evenings from 8pm, DJ Adam Smith kicks off the student night by playing commercial chart music with drink offers all evening. £1.50 for a bottle of Becks, Sol, Smirnoff Ice, WKD, Magners and Carlsberg. £1.99 for a bottle of Hooch Lemon and Bulmers No. 17. Captain Morgan Original Spiced Gold, Disaronno Amaretto, Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey, Smirnoff Vodka mixers are from £1.50 (£2.50 for a double measure). Jagerbombs 3 for £5, Sourz shots 4 for £5, Hardys Wine bottle for £5.99 and Cocktail Pitchers 2 for £12. In terms of how busy the venue gets it's a 2/5 to 3/5. Sometimes it can be 4/5 depending on the evening.
Friday and Saturday Night
From 8pm this is when the evening typically starts. Their atmosphere begins to get busy after 10pm and then it tends to die down after 1am. However the atmosphere can sometimes differentiate on Fridays and Saturday. At Lloyds Bar, Friday and Saturdays are the busiest days during the week. From 9pm it starts to get busier as this is when people start to come out when they are drinking and socialising. From 10pm onwards it begins to pick up gradually or it can pick up significantly when the bar will need to let a certain amount of people in at each time to prevent overcrowding, which can be a common issue at times in bars.
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