Napoleon Casino Leeds
Presentation of the Napoleons Casino Leeds. A bit west from the city centre, is the Napoleons casino of Leeds. The venue only possesses a small number of machines, slot and electronic roulettes included. It displays tables of American Roulette, Blackjack and Three Card Poker.
- The Napoleons Casino in Leeds offers a memorable gaming experience for poker players who can look forward to daily games as well as special events. The club is known for its 'How To Play' evening for players of all abilities.
- One of the older casino's in Leeds,there is a Grosvnor casino across the road which I think is nicer. Usual table games, bar etc, free car parking. If you want a night out at a casino in Leeds I think there are better options, Victoria gate casino being the best.
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- Napoleons operate a strict ‘Challenge 21’ policy which means that if you are lucky enough to look under 21, you will need to provide valid ID to prove that you are over 18. Please note we operate Challenge 25 in our Manchester casino. Bradford Hull Leeds Manchester Sheffield.
Napoleon Casino Leeds Menu Sunday Lunch
- Roulette
- Blackjack
- Three Card Poker
- Baccarat
- Slots
- Multi Player Poker
Napoleons Casino and Restaurant in Leeds is a medium-sized venue located just west of the city centre – about a 15 minute walk away from the heart of Leeds. It is a traditional casino which features regular special offers and short and long term promotions too.
Leeds Bradford airport is only nine miles from Napoleons and it is also easy to access by public transport. The main bus and train stations are just over a mile away and there is also a cheap Leeds Metro bus which stops near the casino. Drivers should take the inner ring road where they will find ample free parking accessible via Bingley Street. Whilst there are a plethora of hotels to choose from in Leeds, nearest to Napoleons are the Ibis, Premier Inn and Holiday Inn. The casino also has a partner hotel – The Crown Plaza – a five minute walk away. Quote ‘Napoleons’ when booking.
The gaming floor provides all the classic games including six American Roulette tables which have minimum stakes of between 25p and £1, with maximums of £25 and £50. There are four Blackjack tables which have minimum bets of £2 and £5 and maximums of £200 and £300 as well as two Three Card Poker tables and one Baccarat. Alongside this are 20 Touchbet Roulette machines and slots with jackpots of up to £10,000 and slots tournaments. However, there are no poker tournaments at the casino but there is a private game of Texas Hold’em held every Friday and Sunday from 9.00pm – ask staff for details on how to enter.
The restaurant overlooks the gaming area and, as well as regular special offers, features a new menu monthly. You can also eat in their bar which serves a Bar Menu from 5.00pm if you just want to grab a quick bite. Additionally, a selection of sandwiches are available all day as well as complimentary hot and cold drinks from the valets.
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User reviews
A bit dark, and a little dingy too
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I played at Napoleons a couple of times in their poker tournaments, and I have to say, the first thing that struck me when I entered, was how dark it was, which made it seem almost a bit dingy.
It was easy enough to register, and the front door staffs were all polite, but all immediately it just seemed very dark and dull. In fact with the exception of the lights above the tables, it is very poorly lit indeed.
They have a table gaming area, with roulette, blackjack, touch bet gaming, and slot machines, and also a small cafe bar area too. Compared with some casinos, I found the poker area quite small, it was basically about half a dozen tables in a small area surrounded by a wooden bannister rail. However, the dealers were friendly, and so to were the ladies who brought chips around if you decided to re-buy. Being the amazing poker player that I am, I was out pretty quick, and decided to play Blackjack. The table limits were OK, I think minimum bet was either £2 or £3. However the dealers seemed very detached and slightly disinterested. I tried to strike up a conversation with two separate ones, and each of them didn't seem to want to talk.
I did OK on blackjack and decided to call it a night. If it had a bit more of an appeal about it, I would be inclined to visit again. However, at the moment it just seems very dingy and unappealing, so I doubt I'd visit here again.