At a glance
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Address
Units 11 And 12 Twisting, Sunny Bank Mills, 83 - 85 Town Street, Farsley, LS28 5UJ
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Opening hours
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Independence
No chain or franchise ownership found
Checked by ByLocals · 11 September 2026
About
Pardon Me is a record bar at Sunny Bank Mills on Town Street, Farsley — the former woollen mill, founded in 1829, where worsted production ended in 2008 and which is now let to independent businesses, studios and galleries. It was opened in 2026 by Scott Rapson and Laurie Sealeaf, who spent three years visiting listening bars in Athens, Paris, Berlin and Lisbon before starting it.
It serves cocktails, natural wines, organic beers and coffee, and is built around a high-fidelity sound system using Danley speakers, with a vinyl collection on the walls and playlists running through hip hop, soul, jazz, funk, deep house and disco. Rapson, who has been DJing for 36 years, describes the model as the Japanese jazz kissa, and the name as a joke about how often he swears.
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Address
Units 11 And 12 Twisting, Sunny Bank Mills, 83 - 85 Town Street, Farsley, LS28 5UJ
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