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Recommended by E TA |
As described by others, below, you pass through the row of seated drinkers to enter. What was the bottle shop is now a cocktail bar that only opens at peak times, then down the stairs to a wonderfully cool vaulted cellar. They have experimented wit... [more>] |
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Hull › East Riding of Yorkshire Recommended by ROB Camra |
Called in on a Monday, early afternoon when there were a few punters in. No real ale, so I had a half of fizz and a look around. Nothing very exciting here, but it does open until 2:30 in the morning, so I suspect it may be a bit different later in t... [more>] |
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Recommended by Soup Dragon |
As per the review of RAR, below. Arrived to not go in as a poetry afternoon was in full swing and felt guilty about setting a foot over the threshold. We returned later, and I am so glad we did. Good service, busy with a mixed clientele (in the wake ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
A modern cafe bar in a large accommodation block on the harbour side. An interesting selection of beers on tap, including Brugse Zot from Belgium, Menebrea lager from Italy, Budvar Dark from Czechia, Northern Monk Eternal from Yorkshire and Guinness.... [more>] |
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Recommended by Soup Dragon |
If you believe the Good Lord created everything in seven days, then you would not be surprised if the Stumble came along on day eight. A tidy exterior with patio area, and a archetypal micropub interior lined by 70486 or so pump clips. Busy with a mo... [more>] |
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Recommended by Soup Dragon |
A deceptively large stone build with patio. The interior has an L-shape room that is mainly in stone as well. The service was great and the pub quiet on our fairly late Sunday visit. Four real ales, with a couple from Tim Taylor - the Landlord being ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
Tourist pub with Toby jugs, fishing nets and gold framed mirrors. A smart back room is set up as a restaurant, and the front room has a couple of tables with cruet sets but plenty of small Britannia tables for drinks, in front of some banquette seati... [more>] |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
Situated just behind the Harbour Inn, so slightly hidden from a lot of passers by. It's an interesting pub outside and in. Externally it's got features that suggest the 1930s. Inside there's a long central bar counter between two rooms. The counter i... [more>] |
 | Castle Brew House @ The Sun Hotel Recommended by Will Larter |
This is not a brew house, but there are two local beers on the bar: Brew House New World IPA is brewed just along the road at Alnwick Brewery, and a 4.4% best bitter called Bracken is from Rigg & Furrow at nearby Acklington. Two further beers are fro... [more>] |
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Recommended by Soup Dragon |
Great reviews from Blackthorn and Pubsignman. Been a few times now and it is still the same as those reviews state - only you are encouraged to graffiti the tables - so I left a Soupy waz ere. The beer is always fine - this time having a Saltwick Nab... [more>] |
 | The Angel Hotel (JD Wetherspoon) Recommended by Soup Dragon |
I usually pop in once when in Whitby for a few days. Really busy this last time due to the Northern Soul festival, so only had a sozzy sandwich and coffee this time. Always found it solid enough and the beer fine. Service was good at this visit, but ... [more>] |
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Recommended by Soup Dragon |
Closed - now G's Bar and Kitchen |
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Recommended by Will Larter |
Old stone-built hotel, strategically placed at a roundabout on the edge of town. It seems to have been much extended from the original building and was doing a roaring trade at 4:30 on a midweek afternoon - a funeral judging by the dark clothes and g... [more>] |
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Recommended by Just a quick pint, then I'm off |
Corner micro-pub, handily located just across the road from Long Eaton station and full of railway memorabilia. Square bar with a slightly inconvenient column, with seating at a premium later on a Friday afternoon. Eight cask ales served by gravity... [more>] |
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Recommended by Just a quick pint, then I'm off |
Solid-looking pub, opened out inside to form a 'J'-shaped space with a small stage. Refurbished, but still fairly traditional. Wooden patio tables out front. On this first revisit for over 12 years, the seemingly regular Abbot and Ay Up from Green... [more>] |
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