The Old Ebor, York

Interior as described below not as characterful as the nearby golden ball and old swan but cant complain with 5 real ales on. Live music advertised.

A corner pub originally with two smallish bars now joined into one but retaining separate styles. One side is a long corridor like room, quite dark as there are no windows just a door at the far end leading out to the garden. Furnished with high and low wooden tables the L shaped counter takes up one side and it is home to a machine and juke box. Currently 3 handpumps with John Smiths, Copper Dragon and a guest, in this case Bushey's from the Isle of Man specially imported by a landlord keen on real ales, the pump count is planned to increase to five soon. The other side of the pub is a lounge which is better lit having an outside wall with windows, the big screen lives in here as well. It's a friendly pub and seems to have a good local following, it is away from the main tourist areas although not far from the cask honeypots of the Swan and Slip pubs.