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Origin, Northallerton
Northallerton
DL6 1DP
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Will Larter left this review about The Tithe
This would be my pub of choice if only time for one in Northallerton. It's an interesting, slightly quirky building with the bar counter displaying six hand pumps in an enticing way. I was here a couple of days after the news of the demise of Great Heck brewery, and hoped to find one of their beers still on, as in the past. No such luck, though there was one in the cellar waiting to come on. The young lass who served me said what a shame it was, as their beers were always popular here and were frequently on the bar. I consoled myself with a very good Tapped Broon Toon, brewed in Sheffield.
On 5th March 2020
- rating: 7
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Real Ale Ray left this review about The Tithe
Quite pricey in here compared to the rest of town, averaging around £4 a pint. Still it had the best choice of beers across six handpumps. I went for the Bristol Beer Factory Notorious, which was fab, along with Rooster's Baby Faced Assassin. The interior had a small room on the right of the entrance, which was cut off from the main bar and lounge on the left. This was handy if you wanted a bit of piece and quiet. The main bar was facing you on the right, as you walked into the main room and the handpumps were positioned directly in front of you, which was good planning. The décor was cream walls with a collection of pleasing looking pictures and the woodwork was in a dark blue. Definitely one of the best bars in town.
On 13th August 2019
- rating: 8
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Tithe Bar
Appealing-looking place owned by Market Towns Taverns, although rather more modern in appearance inside the three small seating / dining areas than one might expect. Light twin-tone paintwork offsetting the mix of darker furniture (including some church pews). Six real ales on handpump, with Christopher and Citra (£3.45) from Great Heck amongst the offerings.
On 3rd August 2018
- rating: 7
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custodian 42 left this review about Tithe Bar
Small room to the right on entry to the large main room with the bar to the rear. Six real ales, three were off but the Riggwelter that was on more than made up for that. Reasonable keg offerings as well.
On 20th July 2017
- rating: 6
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Will Larter left this review about The Tithe Bar
The Market Towns Taverns website mentions a refurbishment here in 2012, but I must admit that on our visit I got the impression it must have been more recent than that: this is a very well presented pub. The young man in charge was enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the real ales, and my only quibble, as so often these days, would be the preponderance of pale and hoppy beers. OK, there was Wall's Gun Dog Bitter but the presence of Perle, Celeia and Cascade hops put me off; then there was Ilkley Mary Jane, Okell MPA and Black Sheep Bitter, Hop Studio Gold and Great Heck Mosaic; the only one that caught my eye was Great Heck Black Jesus, a 6.5% stout. As we only had to cycle as far as the railway station, we decided to risk it, and very enjoyable it was too.
On 6th November 2015
- rating: 7
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Old Boots left this review about The Tithe Bar
I believe this is one of the earliest Market Town Taverns it has the quality expected of the group both in the décor and beer quality, although a little less minimalist than some of the other bars. All the excellently kept cask beers on my visit were from Yorkshire including a cask lager from Naylors - “Cravenbrau”. The usual MTT style décor of brewery signs and posters but still individual enough to know where you are. The seating is mainly chapel pews and seats with the hymn book carrier on the back, beside cast iron base tables. If you like the MTT style you will find this the best pub in Northallerton.
On 17th September 2010
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James Joines left this review about The Tithe Bar
A Market Towns Tavern
On 19th February 2009
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