4.6/5

(708 reviews)

Nestled down St Martins Lane, a little cobbled street off Micklegate, this fantastic 18th Century traditional real ale pub is the perfect escape from the Hustle and Bustle of the city center!

4.3/5

(1,445 reviews)

Cask ales and British food in half-timbered pub with Tudor oak beams, open fires and beer garden.

4.3/5

(364 reviews)

A large, single-roomed pub near the River Ouse with traditional stone floor and wooden beams. The pub caters for all and has a good clientele mix, popular with sports fans and tourists alike. It has a

4.6/5

(587 reviews)

York's first community co-operative pub in the heart of Bishophill.

3.7/5

(427 reviews)

The Watergate Inn is an old Coaching Inn that has evolved considerably over the centuries.

4.3/5

(424 reviews)

Pull up a stool at The Nags Head – York's premier watering hole where the drinks flow as freely as the conversations. Catch every heart-stopping moment of your favourite sports on our crisp HD screens

4.1/5

(200 reviews)

Located just outside the city walls, this pub has an interesting, large, open plan lounge bar with seating area and small side room with pool table and darts. Named after a famous race horse – see boards and photos on the walls. Formerly a Boys’ Home, con

4.6/5

(811 reviews)

Here at Brew York we use a generous blend of the finest ingredients and take an ethical stance in our approach to brewing.

4.3/5

(672 reviews)

Walmgate Ale House and Bistro is set in a 17th century listed building in the centre of York which boasts a long history and a few ghost stories!