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Black Sheep Brewery Bar & Kitchen
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Masham
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Black Sheep Brewery Bar & Kitchen

There’s no better way to experience our beer than at the source – visit the Black Sheep Brewery Visitor Centre here in Masham, North Yorkshire for an unforgettable day out. ‘Baa…r’ & Kitchen It goes without saying that our beer tastes best when served mere metres from where it was made, with tasty Yorkshire food – which makes our Visitor Centre the prime location! Housed in the same building as our iconic brewhouse is the...

The Knaresborough Inn
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Knaresborough
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The Knaresborough Inn

Standing proudly on cliffs above the River Nidd, Knaresborough is a place of ancient walkways, cobbled alleys and secret...

The Tannin Level
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Harrogate
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The Tannin Level

For over 37 years, the Tannin Level has been one of Harrogate’s most renowned and best loved restaurants. About...

Starling Independent Bar Café Kitchen
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Harrogate
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Starling Independent Bar Café Kitchen

Starling Harrogate - Pop in for a morning brew and you could easily end up staying until bedtime. After...

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You are never far from a choice of real ales or decadent cocktails when visiting pubs in Harrogate District. With such a long history comes a wealthy heritage in coaching inns and public houses that have been built on and refined over the years.

Whether you are camping in the beauty of Upper Nidderdale or staying on one of Harrogate’s finest hotels, lively refreshment, rich in character will only be a short walk away.


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Harrogate, Ripon and Knaresborough each host a lively bar scene with a mixture of cocktail bars, traditional pubs and live music bars with a great range of local and not so local drinks.

After a busy day scouring the shops, or taking in the floral delights of our many houses and gardens what better way to relax than in the sun with a Kir Royale, in pristine comfort with a witheringly Dry Martini or next to a roaring fire with a comfortingly, robust glass of red. Sit back, relax and let the highly trained bar staff look after you in one of the great Harrogate bars.


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Once you get out in the countryside, the pubs and inns of the smaller towns and villages offer a warm welcome on brisk winter’s day with real fires, fine ales and freshly prepared locally sourced food including local game and beef.

In the summer, the beer gardens are the best place to spend a warm evening with the added option of some deliciously prepared local pub food to complement the view over Nidderdale.

With several famous breweries within our borders and many more around us, real ale enthusiasts will find themselves in beer heaven as they sample the delights of the brewer’s craft, from the standard pint of Best, to seasonal and special brews. In addition, many of the Harrogate pubs maintain an impressive array of guest ales that will satisfy any thirst.

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