The Grayston Unity, Halifax

As described below by OB. There's also a small outside area with 4 tables and chairs where they have live music. It was pleasantly busy on our Thursday evening visit with lots of chat going on. Goose Eye beers are the house brew here plus 2 changing guests. My pint of Saltaire Solaris was in good nick. We'll certainly be calling in here again.

Halifax's latest (first?) micropub, located just outside the Town Hall next to the car park barrier. One very tall narrow room with the counter at the back, to the side is a small ante chamber leading to the unisex toilet, this room is furnished with a bench to one side and a chair. There is an elegant sitting room at the front with easy chairs and a sofa the room is lit by a chandelier and a big window looking out at the Town Hall. There is a selection of bored games in one corner. The main bar is all tongue and groove, the seating hard wooden chairs at wooden tables and the floor is old floor boards. A large map of Paris adorns one wall of the bar. Three pulls and a Berliner Pilsner fount sit on the counter and there are four keg taps on the bar-back, there are lots of bottles in the single fridge a selection of wines and a loaded shelf of spirits naturally mostly gins. The cask beers, which were excellent, came from Goose Eye and other local breweries. Very different to many micro pubs and the quirky building has a very 19th century feel which is well worth experiencing.