Pubs in Durham
Discover the best pubs and bars in Durham. Browse opening hours, menus, events, and more.
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Angel Inn
53 Crossgate, Durham DH1 4PR
Don't be put off by first impressions! This popular city-centre pub is frequented by quite an alternative crowd, but everyone is made welcome and the pub enjoys a friendly, laid-back atmosphere. There's a great beer garden at the back, a quiz on Thursdays, mid-week pool tournaments and live music on Saturdays and some Fridays. If you are keen on loud music, you will love this venue. Food is now available from the pub's own menu and is cooked and brought over from Ye Old Elm Tree across the road.
City
84 New Elvet, Durham DH1 3AQ
Under new management from July 2018, this is an attractive pub offering 2 real ales. The decor is excellent, including very comfortable soft armchairs and low lighting. There is a new, quirky vibe about the venue, and the management introduced a new menu along with a weekly quiz, music and gin tasting sessions. Definitely worth a try if you haven't been in for a while!
Whitechurch
29 Church Street, Durham DH1 3DN
Situated opposite Durham University’s Bill Bryson Library, this pub closed in April 2018 in its former guise as the New Inn. It has reopened totally refurbished and with its new name in October 2018 and is selling cask ale (3 lines). It is independent and focused on local beers with a rotational keg line and a fridge with over 30 different local ales and craft beers. It is a food led, family (and dog!) friendly outlet with a section of the pub being a restaurant seating 30 people with table service. The rest of the pub comprises the bar/cafe area, where there is a separate “bar snacks” menu for those just heading in for drinks. It is open from 830am with an alcohol licence from 10am.
Slug & Lettuce
Unit 7 Freemans Place, Durham DH1 1SQ
Large gastropub selling usual selection of meals and specialising in cocktails. No real ale.
Three Bridges
80-83 North Road, Durham DH1 4SQ
This large and lively city-centre pub (formerly Yates and William Hedley) opened under its present name in 2018 following a refurbishment. It reinstated its real ale in 2017 and now offers cask ales. Good value pub meals are served throughout the day and there is music on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Hill Island Brewery
Fowlers Yard, 7 Back Silver Street, Durham DH1 3RA
Microbrewery selling own real ale on 1st and last Saturdays each month from pop up bar and promotional events. Call to check dates & times.
33 Durham
29 Neville Street, Durham DH1 4EY
Bar modelled on retro speakeasy style. Key code entry needed by registering on web site. No real ale - bottles.
Ramside Hall
Carrville, Durham DH1 1TD
Large luxury 4* hotel and golf club situated in its own extensive grounds with golf course and driving range. There are a number of barsopen to non residentswith food served all day. The full range of cask ales are available in the Pemberton Carvery. Breakfasts available from 7am, alcohol and carvery from noon.
Broomside Park
Broomside Lane, Belmont Industrial Estate, Durham DH1 1GG
Modern pleasant airy chain pub in geared towards food. Very family friendly and shares grounds with a Premier Inn. Refurbished and rebranded as a Beefeater outlet in October 2017 thus increasing the emphasis on food. At this time one handpump was removed and hence reducing the chance if an occasional guest beer.
Shoes
16 Sunderland Road, Gilesgate, Durham DH1 2JT
Nice local pub on main street through Gilesgate on edge of Durham city centre. Accommodation available.
Ebony
8 Walkergate, Durham DH1 1SQ
Champaign bar
Osbournes
21A Elvet Bridge, Durham DH1 3AA
Wine bar music venue