The Moulders Arms, Beverley

I'd forgotten about this pub, and only found it by accident when wandering the streets of Beverley with time to kill before my train into Hull. A hanging sign spotted across the dual carriageway had me heading there quite quickly, and the fact that it's a bit nearer to the station than the pubs in the town centre decided me to step in a for a beer. For a midweek afternoon this pub was quite busy, with a crowd of maybe 20 locals and a lively atmosphere of people talking to each other. The pub is quite smart, inside and out, with interior walls alternately bare brick or grey painted wood panelling. On the longish bar I could only see one hand pump, with Great Newsome Pricky Back Otchan, a pale ale with quite a nice bitter finish, named after a Yorkshire word for a hedgehog. It was in very good condition. Worth a visit.

The Moulders is a decent back street pub just off the town centre it has one long room that is quite homely there are three handpumps on the bar the Taylor Golden Best was very good the other beers were Taylor Landlord and John Smiths Cask this is quite a nice pub to have a few in.

Cask Ales available with a food offering at lunchtimes (not Sunday).