Commercial, York

One of four pubs clustered in Easingwold's large but secluded market place, this one sits a little apart from the others. Opened out at some time previously residual walls give it a slightly odd layout, there is almost a public bar at the front left with a dart board and a small seating/eating area to the right. Also on the right is a separate dining room. The bar counter is in the traditional rear wall position with a pool table in the back corner. Usual keg suspects plus two handpumps serving John Smiths Cask and Bombardier, although Taylors Bitter was next up once the Smiths ran out. It's carpeted throughout and has traditional solid Britannia and sewing machine tables with bench seating and stools. In common with most pubs in Easingwold the ceiling is low and the walls white with a few prints and photos for decoration including a couple of old shots of the pub from the 1890s and the 1930s.