Pubs in Doncaster

Mint

Lazarus Court, Doncaster DN1 3NF

Smart town centre cocktail bar in the enclosed Lazarus court precinct popular with town centre drinkers. The bar is on the classier end of the town centre drinking circuit as a result it plays loud music on Friday and Saturday nights, and it can get very busy. A very useful place to go to if you are with a group of friends, not all of which drink real ale. You can let them pose with the posh cocktails, and dance to the music.

Doncaster Brewery Tap

7 Young Street, Doncaster DN1 3EL

Home of the Doncaster Brewery, the Brewery Tap is open Tues-Sun weekly serving the range of Doncaster beers plus guest ales. Set in a converted shop there are a function room and toilets upstairs. Along with the 4 regular beers available there are also rotating brews made by Doncaster Brewery which change on a weekly basis. There are 4 guest ales on draft - 1 Perry and 6 Ciders on draft. A range of real ciders on gravity and in bottle are available too. The Brewery has no TV, game machines or Juke Box, but enjoys stimulating conversation. The Brewery itself is based at the back of the ground floor, and there is a window to allow customers to watch the process on a brew day. Local Branch Pub of the Year 2016, 2018 and 2019. Cider Pub of the Year 2018.

House Martin

Milepost Drive, Doncaster DN2 4NB

New build, single storey pub off the dual carriageway of Wheatley Hall Road. Located opposite the site of the former Harvesters tractor factory, and adjacent to Dunelm. Single room, open plan bar and restaurant, aimed mainly at diners but catering also for drinkers. Bar has two sets of four hand-pulls, only two real ales available. Well furnished and pleasant seating areas make it a very welcoming environment for a quiet drink or a party. Former Crompton Parkinson factory (now Eaton) lies behind the car park; can get busy at weekends. Nearest bus stop in Hereford Road, behind Wheatley Retail Park, route 15 (Clay Lane)

Mallard

Frenchgate Centre, Food Court., Doncaster DN1 1SW

A family friendly, food orientated pub but with a full size bar displaying five hand-pulls. Outdoor seating on sun terrace overlooking station car-park, with views of platform 1 of Doncaster Railway Station.

Masons Arms

22 Market Place, Doncaster DN1 1ND

Town Centre pub, with friendly hosts, located in the Market Place. Interior of historical interest, classic original bar, meals available all day. 5 hand pulls. Outside drinking area, regular beer is Timothy Taylor's Landlord, popular with locals. Folk night on a Tuesday, live entertainment Fri & Sat. Quiet room at the back except when live music is on.

Black Bull

12 Market Place, Doncaster DN1 1LQ

Market Place pub, popular with stallholders, refurbished to a high standard about 2 years ago, up to five real ales, large bar with dining area in new extension at far end. Outside drinking area and covered smokers area. Many flat panel TV screens throughout the lounge.

Mambo

14 Silver Street, Doncaster DN1 1HQ

Angel & Royal

22-28 Cleveland Street, Doncaster DN1 3EF

Sold by JD Wetherspoon and bought by Amber Taverns who have carried out a very smart refurbishment, while reverting to the historical name. There are sports TVs in several different areas, sometimes showing separate live events. The screen behind the bar is very large, 2.5m by 3.5m and will show all major football matches etc. Huge selection of gins, 70+ on show above the bar, these are served upstairs in the balcony area, along with a range of cocktails. Five real ales on handpull. Background pop music played throughout the premises.

Fifteens

21,High Street, Doncaster DN1 1DW

Large late opening town centre bar with music and a dance floor. Plays 70's and 80's music and so has a slightly older clientèle. Very busy at the weekends. No real ale. Smoking area at the rear.

Flares & Reflex

5 Hall Gate, Doncaster DN1 3LU

Late night music and party venue.