The Little Ale House, York

I can’t add much to Graham’s masterful description. Accessed by a narrow staircase as the main beer bar is upstairs, its whiskys or whiskeys plus a European ceramic keg tap downstairs on a counter to the left and you pass through to the rear. Upstairs there are six pulls in three groups of two with 2x6 keg taps between, a blackboard at the right hand end lists keg beers while the casks are on one at the left although barblockers made this one difficult to see. Furnished with old church pews and seats a bit like the Harrogate version, toilets are on ground floor and are as limited as at Harrogate. There are lots of little rooms many not in use although a barman told me they would be opening other rooms soon. Decorated with Victorian prints of now forgotten celebs, maps and stuff.

CAMRA website: The Little Ale House - camra.org.uk

CAMRA website: The Little Ale House - camra.org.uk