The Corner Pin, York

Interior as described by robcamra below. 3 real ales and food served. Live music advertised.

nice enough place but it was quiet it was tea time but very heavy rain the river had flooded every were down below so that did trade no good land lady very pleasant

This pub is in two parts. The old part to the right as you enter and a large extension to the left which is a conservatory. The old part has two comfortable, small rooms, with low beams and period furniture. The new part is all lounge sofa's etc. 3 handpumps on the bar serving a changing range from the Marston's extended stable. I had a pint of Hobgoblin which was in good nick. There was a load of banter going on in both rooms, visitors in the front room and locals in the rear one. All good humoured and amusing. It's a decent pub and we will call back.

Mainly old, timbered, multi room pub although there is a modern extension. The layout is quite jumbled with a main bar and some smaller snug rooms. Three hand pulls with ales from Marstons and its subsiduary companies plus two T bars of the usual keg suspects including Marstons own smooth. My beer was in fine condition. Traditionally furnished with bench seats, Britannia stools and tables. Friendly staff and customers.