My new favourite eatery in town. Great decor and seating area outside for when the weather is good…read more Food is fantastic, tasty and well presented. Great for the odd lunch or can cater for larger groups, both of which I've experienced with no problems. Well managed and customer service is top notch. You can tell all the colleagues take pride in what they do and it shows. Can get busy at times, and have had to wait a while for meals on a couple of occasions but we got our drinks for free for the wait - what more could you ask for? Open most days except for Sunday and Monday from noon until late.

Went with my family for a nice lunch - chose something from the board and 20 minutes later was…read moreinformed this was no longer available. No menu specific for children was available and was informed my daughter should just order something from the normal menu which isnt ideal but we managed. Her 'Luxury Fish Finger Wrap' arrived with some limp soggy lettuce hanging out and oil dripping out the bottom. If you are going to charge those prices and put luxury in the title it would have been something luxurious I was expecting!

Pelhams is a small restaurant situated above the Olde White Harte Pub. The food is traditional and…read moreseasonal. They offer lovely simple fish dishes and great steaks. They have offers for a meal and wine during the week and very good prices. The restaurant is fairly newly opened and so can only get better. You can usually get a table at the last minute during non busy times. The pub below featured in the Living TV ghost series with Derek Acorah and is rumoured to be haunted. The building is ancient and has a skull behind the bar which was found in the building. Scary stuff.

Pretty good, uncomplicated, unpretentious food with great service in warm, comfortable…read moresurroundings. Perfect little cafe bar with a nice wine selection in the town centre well worth a visit. The great ingredients really show through and the lack of faffing about with them is probably for the best. I've tried the Calamari (delicious), the anti-pasta platter (HUGE and tasty) and a lovely al-dente pasta dish plus a couple of their famous melts all in all yummy. I know I'll be going back again and again and have already introduced a few of my friends.

I was looking for a good place to have lunch, somewhere new and exciting, and I came across the…read morewebsite of Port Side Bistro. I was impressed and intrigued by their menu and was not disappointed. I have visited this location under other ownership and management before, and they finally have seemed to get it right! My friend and I decided that a late Friday afternoon would be the best time to go to avoid any massive queueing and surprisingly we were correct. It was an absolute delight, from the warm atmosphere to the friendly and unobtrusive waitress to the impeccable food. They also had a great selection of drinks, including beer on tap and spirits. All of the food is made with fresh local ingredients, and if there is something that is not on the menu that you want, the chef is quite accommodating if you ask. The restaurant itself is very nice inside, well laid-out, has a good intimate feel to it, and great light from windows that span the front of the building. My companion and I shared the Italian Job Ciabatta (Italian style meatballs sauteed in Napoli sauce and topped with melted Mozzarella cheese), the Bacon and Brie Ciabatta (both came with a side salad and home made cole slaw) and an order of onion rings. Both sandwiches were very large and tasty, but the bacon and Brie had to be my favourite. The onion rings were golden brown, tasty and cooked to perfection. We were both impressed by the exemplary service, fantastic menu, vast selection of drinks on offer, interesting wine list and reasonable pricing. it is nice to have a restaurant in town that has a nice decor, quick service and that is reasonably priced. I would absolutely recommend this restaurant for someone looking for great tasting food and good value. I look forward to trying their outdoor tapas menu and enjoying some of their live music evenings (every Wednesday and Friday from 7:30PM) in the future!

This is a hole in the wall pub. It said rooftop so we decided to check it out. Downstairs one area…read morewas closed off (renovations?) We'r went into the small pub amid got a beer. The server was super friendly and told us about the history of the pub. A few locals were inside. We decided to check out the rooftop which wasn't what we expected. Went back down into the pub and chatted more with the server and then we were on our way.

When I was an art student in Hull this was my local. They did filling cheese sandwiches that any…read morestudent could easily afford and pulled a good pint. Going back to college was the hard bit. Punters were chatty and friendly. The assorted real ales are superb. recently they open new rooms upstairs doubling the size but downstairs it is dark and dingy with a snug. Black paintwork and nicotine walls. Black Boy dates back to the 1330s, though the first reference to licenced premises on the site was in 1729. Most now is 17th and 18th century. Ye Olde Black Boy is the definitive genuine traditional Olde English pub and of course it has a ghost. it is a little slave boy (hence the name) who was a servant there before the abolishion. Well worth a look!

Great in winter with its fires and cosy atmosphere and in summer the courtyard is lovely…read more Civil war armour. Stained glass and lead. Draught Guiness. The plotting room is actually where the Civil War began. It was a merchants house..the owner of the arsenal. The decision was made that they wanted to keep the arsenal and not let the King have it. (loss of revenue) so they decided to Close the Beverley Gate (in the town centre) again the King and thus cavaliers and thus it began. If you don't know where this pub is you can miss it. Down an alley the city and modern buildings were built around it.

Guy Fawkes didnt plot to attack Parliament - he was roped in as a mercenary, but that was the…read morecentury after the 'Hull Plot' took place in Ye Olde White Harte - which basically was that the King should be shut out of Hull and not allowed access to the stockpile of weapons in Hull's Citadel. I have to agree, its a great pub and the first place we take visitors in Hull. Yanks love it and always buy the video! Paul

Typical Wetherspoon pub in the Old Town. The outdoor area is…read morereally nice in the summer.

Great pub, great prices, OK food. If you are looking for a cheap meal, or a cheap night out, this…read moreis the place to go! Its a friendly place and you always feel welcome, but be wary of the odd drunk middle aged man trying to chat you up... other than that its a good pub with a wide range of cheap drinks, meaning you could spend most of the night there! Its generally very comfortable, but it can get VERY busy, so watch you're drinks as there seems to be a lot of people bumping into each other!

This restaurant is amazing! My partner and I go here all the time and we have never had a bad time…read morehere! The food is gorgeous and very resonable for the quality! It's an old butchers that has been converted into a restaurant, they have kept some features which is nice! Defo worth a visit

Having a hi-life card was an incentive to visit, and it was a pleasant surprise…read more They have quite a selection of food on the menu, and this is when alarm bells should ring. Being a jack of all trades can sometimes go against you, as you don't specialise/excel in anything. I ordered the beef brisket with potatoes and greens, similar to a Sunday roast, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I would've been happy to pay full price for it, and the food is all reasonably priced. My brisket was really nicely cooked, and the gravy was good. As it accommodates "evening activities", the interior isn't probably the best, and you could almost feel your feet stick to the floor! Other than that, it was ok. Service was relatively quick and friendly. If you're around the area for some food, give Garbos a try!

Very good choice of draught lagers which seem to be little of in this area of the old town…read more Food is good with friendly staff Been a number of times we have come to see a band, which they advertised and found the band had not shown up

Situated within the Deep Submarium, the tables are placed around the fish (Shark) tanks. I booked…read morehere a few weeks prior to going but no tables where available in this area so we sat in another area not as interesting. But never mind (early booking recommended but if not near the tanks I would suggest you book when one is) the food was fine, had a lot worse, the staff where pleasant and willing to please. On our second visit we did this time get a table near the tanks which made the visit interesting and could wander around after our meal. The food however was still Ok but not the best but also I've had a lot worse. NOTE THAT THIS RESAURANT IS ONLY OPEN ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS

The Two River Restaurant is located within The Deep which is the amazing aquarium built where the…read moretwo rivers meet, in Hull. The restaurant is for now only open in the evening on Fridays and Saturdays, but it is simply amazing as you will be eating inside a huge aquariums with shoals of fish swimming by you. While you are waiting for the courses to be brought at your table you are encouraged to visit the other exhibits which are just breathtaking. The atmosphere is therefore amazing, the food is terrific too. I had a very tasty starter of Moroccan meatballs, followed by a gargantuan fillet of halibut in a delicious lemongrass sauce. All in all at £70 for two with a bottle of champagne it was excellent value for money, great food and a terrific atmosphere, what an amazing place!