Pubs in Billingham
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Billingham Social Club
10 Chapel Road, Billingham TS23 1DX
Local social club close to the village green with regular guest real ale.
Half Moon Inn
Unit 1, 11-21 West Precinct, Billingham TS23 2NW
Town centre Wetherspoons outlet opened April 2014
Green Hops Real Ale Bar
55 The Green, Billingham TS23 1EW
Real ale and cider bar opened in December 2014. The town's first micro pub, overlooking the village green, was opened by two enthusiasts who noticed a gap in the local market for such an establishment. Several changes later, the pub is now selling four beers of varying styles: Camerons Strongarm, as a regular beer, together with an offering from Timothy Taylor's, on a rotating basis, (Landlord, Ram Tam, Boltmaker, quarterly specials, for example), as well as two additional guest beers. In addition, ciders and perries are also available, ranging from real ciders to the more modern fruity ones, some of which are well known, some not so well known, and some quite strong! Third of a pint beer/cider bats are available. A fine selection of gins and whiskies are also served, together with quality mixers. Usual top quality micropub type nibbles are also available. Local CAMRA branch Cider Pub of the Year for 2016 and 2017.
Porky Pint
40 Mill Lane, Billingham TS23 1HF
Maybe worth confirming opening times. Opened in December 2016, this uniquely named, bright, modern two roomed micro pub lives up to its name and represents a refreshing change to the traditionally accepted micro pub theme. Every pub has to have a unique selling point, so four real beers are served supplemented with hot pork, beef and turkey sandwiches, together with pigs-in-blankets, roast potatoes, gravy and stuffing, as well as a dessert board. Hardly surprising that in it's previous life the building was a traditional butcher's shop. The four real beers are served on a rotating guest basis, with Cameron's, Timothy Taylor's, Bradfield's and McColls' beers featuring recently. Private parties can be catered for in the small back room, and which can probably accommodate about 20 people. Impressive Sunday lunches are available 12 - 4. The large outdoor patio area catches the sun throughout the day time and evening. Closed Mondays.
Crafty Cock
113 Station Road, Billingham TS23 2RL
Small, cosy bar opened in June 2017 and converted from a former restaurant, and with a fine greeting from friendly bar staff. Located in Old Billingham, close to the level crossing, the decor is a mixture of cushioned bench seats with rustic tables and chairs. Situated among a row of shops and within very easy access of a regular bus service. The Crafty Cock does not quite fit the definition of a micropub but, real ale wise, it ticks all the boxes. Three handpulls, serve an interesting mix of beers. The licensee is a good listener, so please feel free to suggest interesting beers that not only you, but also your drinking mates, will like. Third pint bats are available. An array of premium lagers and craft beers are also served, as well as an extensive gin menu. Sunday lunches are served, with take-away options available, whilst Mexican food is served Tuesday to Thursday from 4.30 to 8.30 pm.
Village Crossing
31-33 Station Road, Billingham TS23 1AF
Recently opened on 2nd February 2018, this former funeral parlour and village co-op is now a modern, contemporary micro pub, where church pews meet leather sofas, and photographs of yesteryear adorn the walls. Aptly named, as the pub is located at the pedestrian crossing on Station Road in Old Billingham, so the chances of getting run over, after a boozy session, are marginally reduced. Clean, bright and airy, a genuine welcome is assured from the friendly manager. Four 'Locale' beers are currently being served alongside two real ciders. Card carrying CAMRA members are afforded a 20 pence discount on both halves and pints. Ideally situated on both the X9 and 36 bus routes, though it is a bit of a hike from the railway station.