The Yorkshire Terrier, York

A terraced Yorkshire Brewery pub with a red and patterned tile facade, which is actually hidden behind the brewery shop and so accessed via the small side entrance. In the GBG 2010. The interior is on two floors, with a lounge in green and white upstairs. The main bar room has the bar to the left on entry, lined with bar stools and there are two little side areas - very cosy. The decor is red, cream, patterned wallpaper and green wood panel throughout these rooms. There is a nice fireplace, with lots of old photos of York, old adverts and fun ephemera dotted about. The service was fine and the clientele mixed. Beer; tap stuff, with a range of Yorkshire Brewery Beers, plus a couple of guests from Wolf Brewery, Lavender Honey and Nook Brewery's Yorks - which were decent I really like it here - a must do for me. Rise, take heed and drink with me.

A great little pub (converted from a shop and a winner of a CAMRA award for the conversion, I believe). It serves the full range of York Brewery beers in excellent condition as you'd expect from a tap and the bar staff were knowledgeable and friendly. There are a number of different small drinking areas inside, with a York brewery shop at the front and a conservatory to the rear. Basic food was available. Was full to rafters when I went on Saturday night - understandably so. The only downside was that it felt rather cramped but for York that's often the way things are. Well-worth the visit.

A 2010 Good Beer Guide entry, and another place to visit, not just for the great beer, but we also enjoyed the food here too. Very compact rooms, and friendly staff. Enjoyed Milestone Somers Wheat and Milestone Lions Pride. Believe they have quiz nights and live entertainment.