Phil's World Pub Guides - North Yorkshire, UK

Pub Comments Location
EMBSAY
Cavendish Arms Conveniently located round the corner from the steam railway, the Cavendish Arms is a very pleasant three-roomed traditional pub serving quality real ales and fine food.
Last visited June 2014
 
GATE HELMSLEY
Duke of York This pleasant old multi-roomed traditionally decorated pub serves a couple of real ales. The Sunday carvery is rather good.
Last visited July 2008
 
GROSMONT
Railway Tavern A plain 2 sided boozer, packed with friendly locals and tourists. Quality real ales and very good food.
Last visited May 2012.
By the station.
HORTON-IN-RIBBLESDALE
The Crown A pleasant friendly pub with two bars plus a restaurant. Real ales include Theakston's Old Peculier. The warmth of the real fire was particularly welcome after a walk up Pen-y-Ghent.
Last visited November 2008.
 
MIDDLESBROUGH
Wetherspoon's Resolution A large busy Wetherspoon's on two floors.
Last visited May 2017.
Wetherspoon's Swatters Carr A large 'spoons with a traditionally styled interior. Busy but surprisingly not packed at five on a Saturday.
Last visited July 2022.
Linthorpe Road / Victoria Road
PICKERING
Bay Horse Inn A plain ordinary local's pub, serving spot on beer.
Last visited May 2012.
 
SALTBURN
Guns Bar A good selection of craft beer in this rather fine shop conversion. Mucj more room in the cellar if it's busy.
Last visited April 2022.
Milton Street / Pearl Street
Pillar Box A very pleasant shop conversion, with two or three handpumps serving quality ale.
Last visited April 2022.
Milton Street / Pearl Street
Ship Inn A rather fine multi-roomed pub with traditional decor including wood and glass partitions, and fake ceiling beams. Actually, it's all fake, but still very pleasant. Good views out to sea from this sea-front location.
Quality cask ales are sold, and the food looks good and was selling well when I was there.
Last visited October 2022.
Saltburn Road
Victoria Good traditional decor in this pub with two bars plus a splendid side room. A good pint of Strongarm.
Last visited October 2022.
Dundas Street East / Cleveland Street
SELBY
Doghouse A rather fine multi-roomed pub with a great range of cask and craft ales. Live music.
Last visited May 2022.
Park Street / Abbey Yard
Wetherspoon's Giant Bellflower Modern decor with rough wood wall panelling in this standard 'spoon's.
Last visited May 2022.
Gowthorpe / Turner Square
SETTLE
Royal Oak A large open front bar area plus a restaurant to the rear with some splendid carved wood panelling and a fine fireplace. Excellent ales from local brewers, and the carvery is highly recommended.
Last visited November 2008.
 
YORK
Ackhorne Something of a classic traditional boozer tucked away on a side street, serving quality cask ales, I had Ackhorne Bitter.
Last visited August 2024.
St Martins Lane / Fetter Lane
Coopers An ordinary station bar, but it's got a Cask Marque badge so worth a visit. Shockingly high prices, higher even than at London terminii.
Last visited April 2013.
Station
Minster Inn A small front bar with a counter, plus three side rooms served from the end of the bar. A fine selection of perfectly kept ales served by a friendly landlord. Check out the al fresco gents!
Last visited April 2003
Marygate
Wetherspoon's Punch Bowl This spoons looks like a traditional pub inside and out. Busy but not completely packed at eight on a Saturday..
Last visited August 2024.
Blossom Street / Nunnery Lane
York Tap This fine old building (What was it?) on Platform 4 includes a stained glass dome. It is divided in two by an island bar offering an enormous range of cask and keg beers. For some reason if you order a craft keg beer it comes in a poncy goblet instead of a proper pint glass.
Last visited May 2017.
Station

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