Drink?, Hebden Bridge

Two cask ales plus various keg options at Drink? with the cask offering consisting of Styrian Wolf by North Riding and Nelson Sauvin Pale by Brewsmith at the time of our visit on Saturday evening. As has been mentioned there are lots of bottles and cans available for sale. It felt clean, modern and welcoming, and was pretty busy on Saturday evening, though we did manage to find free seats upstairs. Nice enough place and the beer was fine, as you would expect. Toilets are upstairs.

Although bottles & cans are a major part of this place it is a proper micropub with two cask ales and no music or TV. It's a decent size with a lager area at the front and a smaller area behind with the bar counter. There's also an upstairs area that I didn't look into. The floor has an unfinished look but that may be down to the notorious flooding from the nearby rivers. I came here on a Saturday when England were playing in the World Cup so more or less had the place to myself. The bar had Neptune Mosaic and Hardknott Neutron Olicana. I went for the Mosaic (£3.20) which was excellent. This one is well worth a visit.

I agree with Rob, this is also a worthy 9 rating from me. What I liked about this micro was the vast array of canned and bottled beers in the front room, it was like an Aladdin's Cave. This area also had a large mural of some escalators from part of the London underground. There was also some seating in this front room where you can enjoy a beer from the bar, or from the bottle shop. The rear and smaller room had a modern looking bar counter, with two handpumps and two keg fonts. The rear wall, had four chrome keg fonts. We tried both cask ales, which were Blackjack Brewery You Bet and Red Willow Effortless. We had a decent chat with the owner and another customer, who was also enjoying a pint of Blackjack You Bet.