Rook & Gaskill, York

This pub is now the most northerly outpost of the Castle Rock (Tynemill) chain of pubs based out of Nottingham. Named after the last two people (sheep rustlers) to be hanged nearby. Always a couple of Castle Rock beers obviously along with several guests. These usually include a dark beer or two. Very friendly place that does good sandwiches until early evening. It's a little bit scruffy but this all seems to add to the ambience of the place. We always visit this one when we're in York.

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Good pub, food reasonably priced £10 -£11 for main course, good beer, Jennings available, always a good thing ! Very busy but lots of character, loads of seating outside for the warmer days. 3.5 out of 4

Castle Rock's most northerly pub with Real Ales including Castle Rock Harvest Pale and upto 11 guest ales plus Continental draught and bottled bers. Holds a Beer Festival twice a year. Home cooked food avilable (not Sun) #GBG 2008 listed# [Admin Edit] Merged from duplicate listing: Upto 11 Real Ales. Food offering Mon-Sat 5-8. #GBG2009 listed# Part of LocAle.

Name change to Rook and Gaskill. Best selection and quality of beers for miles