Superb selection of cask ales, love the Leeds Bitter!…read more King prawns with chorizo is amazing. Fish and Chips is huge and the Steak and Ale Pie are delicious. We came before the busy hour, seating available upstairs as well. Excellent service, very highly recommend!!

Great food, fun authentic pib ambiance. Burger slightly overcooked, very fine grind. Pigeon was…read moreperfect.

the organic hard apple cider from here is delicious the quality is great in the glass bottle.read more

It was great to go and check out Northern Monk's centre of operations, as I've rarely seen their…read morebeers west of the Pennines. The Old Flax Store where they're based is a Grade II listed mill and located in the industrial Holbeck area towards the outskirts of the city centre. Spread over three levels: their brewery on the ground floor; The Refectory and bottle shop on the first floor and event space (Chapter Hall) on the top floor, it's been lovingly restored both inside and out. Despite how separated they are from the main hub of bars and restaurants, there were quite a few people enjoying their afternoons here with a beer, hot drink or bite to eat (they serve food throughout the day). With a small selection of board games (alas, pretty much all of them had vital parts missing), I'd advise bringing your own if you fancied entertaining yourselves in this chilled out space for a while before you ventured onwards. Tip: they have a small free car park out front for the designated drivers.

Northern Monk Refectory is a fantastic spot for food and beer. It's situated in Holbeck so it is a…read morelittle bit of a walk south of the city, about 10 minutes, but this distance at least when I've been there recently means it's not overwhelmed by the crowds you would expect on a Friday or Saturday. Those that venture out are discerning and looking for a quality beer and great food and that's what you receive from the guys at Northern Monk and their food collaboration with Grog and Grub. The bar features 20 draught beers (not sure whether this number includes their 2 on handpump) it is about 50% their own beers and 50% guest, with this number of beers they do a good job covering a range of styles so you should not be at a loss to find something you like. In fact all the beers I had were very nice Track Sonoma, Curveball Pirate Porter, and Northern Monk Salt Lime Wit.

Harrogate brewing is a great local pub. They didn't have a chef at the time I visited so they only…read morehad prepackaged snacks. Beer is great and that's what matters. A proper pub atmosphere. Try there Nib mild my favorite

From the owner: Independent, award winning Micro, brewing in the beautiful North Yorkshire Spa Town of Harrogate,…read morein North Yorkshire. ​ We also run a fun, cosy taproom inside the industrial unit of the brewery.

Great local brewery in Wetherby. Brings Craft Brewing, a relaxed indoor and outdoor space to the…read moretown with great food trucks on a regular basis. Oh and great beer to.

From the owner: We produce a core range of 4 beers all of which are on sale in our taproom in both cask and bottle…read more Our beers are brewed in accordance with German purity laws and (unless otherwise stated) contain only water, barley, hops and yeast. All of our beers are brewed and packaged on-site at our brewery in Wetherby.

The Black Sheep Brewery was my latest brewery I got to try that was abroad from the the United…read moreStates. The Monty Python's Holy Grail Ale was the beer that Steve and I had and enjoyed. I usually write about breweries in the United States so I find this beer, it's referring to a Monty Python film and where it was made to be genuine and authentically British all of the way. For this golden ale we joyously detected flavor features of hoppiness, maltiness and sweetness. The flavors definitely put you at attention because this beer recipe isn't all that common place in the United States. Very glad to have had the opportunity to try a beer from Black Sheep!

Came to the brewery for a tour, which was very informative on the brewing process & which beers…read morewhere right for the 3 x 1/3 pint taster for you, which was part of the tour ticket. Decided to have lunch afterwards. The staff very attentive & pleasant, food was very good quality & reasonably priced. A very good visitor attraction in Masham North Yorkshire. Would

Theakstons was such a unique and great experience. The tour of the brewery was different than any…read moreother beer tour I have ever been on. This is due to the fact that the brewery is nearly 200 years old. The staff clearly takes pride in what they do, and the company they work for. They serve most of their beers on cask and the quality and freshness is top level. They are still innovating while keeping things traditional. I would highly recommend going to Theakstons.

Full marks for this tour…read more We rocked up at a few minutes to 1pm, when the next tour was due to start. However, we were told there wasn't one and the guy who would be doing it was at lunch. After a couple of minutes the lady at the till said she would take us on the tour. It cost £27 for 4 peeps. Our tour guide, Lynne, was fabulous: knowledgeable, warm and friendly. Lynne went out of her way to answer all questions without a problem. It's fascinating to see the equipment which has been used to brew the beer all this time. Amazing. The last stop was the onsite pub where we all had a voucher for a pint. Delicious.