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Trying to find pubs in Foss Islands that have disabled facilities? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve got every pub and bar in the UK listed. Whether you’re looking for a pub or bar to play darts, somewhere to play pool or just want to have a look at a menu before you go, we can help.
0.6 miles
York, North Yorkshire, YO1
Yates is a leading venue in the centre of York, popular with students and tourists alike
0.7 miles
Fishergate, York, YO10
A very warm welcome to The Lighthorseman, a popular local pub situated in the Fulford area of York; an ancient city famed for its rich historical heritage and wealth of fantastic attractions for all t
0.7 miles
York, North Yorkshire, YO1
Welcome to The Old Bank in York. We are a proper pub spread over two floors with a hidden sunken garden in the heart of York popular with Yorkies and tourists alike. Whether you are looking for a p
0.7 miles
York, North Yorkshire, YO31
A proper pub with beautiful accommodation!
0.8 miles
Heworth, York, YO31
Welcome to The Walnut Tree, your dog-friendly local pub based in the heart of Heworth in York! With a wide selection of food and drink, our pub has something for everyone. So whether you are lookin
0.9 miles
Osbaldwick, York, YO10
Our Sports Club is a family friendly Sports and Social Club. We are in the centre of our Community with a Clubhouse looking out onto our Sports field.
0.9 miles
York, North Yorkshire, YO1
Come and visit to enjoy good company and a great atmosphere.
0.9 miles
York, North Yorkshire, YO1
14 taps of craft beer, 50+ guest bottles, stone baked pizzas
0.9 miles
York, North Yorkshire, YO1
Re-open as a bar on 16th April 2014, after being closed for several years, following a complete refurbishment. The Micklegate at 127 for; Craft Beer, Real Ale and Live Sports. Up to 10 real ales from
1 mile
York, North Yorkshire, YO24
An existing pub taken over by Wetherspoon, The Punch Bowl has been at the corner of Blossom Street and Nunnery Lane since 1770. The sign of the punch bowl dates from the end of the 17th century, when