Located in the vibrant area of Morley Bottoms, Seven Hills is a family-run pub with a deep connection to the local community. Owned by uncle-and-nephew duo Frank Tighe and Danny Avison, both lifelong Morley residents, the pub is a testament to their passion for creating a warm, welcoming space for all.

The Tighe family has a proud history in Morley, with Frank Tighe Snr (Danny’s grandad) serving as Mayor in 2000 and 2001. When Frank and Danny took over the pub in June 2024, they even considered renaming it “The Mayor of Morley” in honour of their family legacy. Instead, they focused their efforts on revitalising the pub, putting countless hours into renovating the bar and cellars.

Their dedication has paid off in spades. Seven Hills has earned a coveted 3-pint rating on the CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) website, ranking it among the best pubs in the area for cask beer quality. The pub’s map on camra.org.uk shows it as a standout, with the nearest 3-pint rated pub well outside walking distance, making it a must-visit for Morley beer enthusiasts.

But Seven Hills is more than just a pub; it’s a community hub. With quiz nights and open mic events alternating on Wednesdays, and live music at least once a month, there’s always something happening. The pub is also available for private events and doubles as a workshop space, making it a versatile venue for gatherings of all kinds.

Frank and Danny’s mission is to create a space where people can enjoy top-notch local ales, good music, and a sense of community.