Pubs in Harrogate
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Pitcher & Piano
5-6 John Street, Harrogate HG1 1JZ
A long narrow unit in a new build block of other food and drink outlets, this one has a counter down almost the full length of one side, with tall tables and chairs/stools down the centre and tables and chairs running down the other side. Lots of mirrors are placed on the walls to make the room seem larger and brighter. Food is the main part of the business and is provided with waitress/waiter service. Décor is from a selection of artwork. No longer serves any real ale.
Revolucion de Cuba
18-20 Parliament St, Harrogate HG1 2QZ
A long thin bar with a small upper area, mainly operating as part of a well known "rum bar" chain. Four t-bars serve less common kegs plus a couple of single founts for Mahou and Peroni. There are some nice architectural features on stairs and upper deck.
Last Post Social House
30 Cold Bath Road, Harrogate HG2 0NA
Converted from the slightly shabby Slip Inn community pub into a modern bar in 2016 reflecting changes elsewhere in Harrogate. The internal area has been rearranged to give a clear modern space complemented with steel and wood furniture and fittings. Three hand pumps serve beers from Yorkshire breweries including Black Sheep and Timothy Taylor. with one changing beer. This pub uses Autovac.
Stone Beck
Grantley Drive, Harrogate HG3 2XS
Located in the middle of the Jennyfield housing estate it looks to serve its local community well. It has a traditional public and lounge bar layout served from a central servery. The front of the building has four odd turret affairs, under the one over the public bar is a pool table and under the one over the lounge is a table football machine. There are traditional buttoned leather upholstered benches with tables and chairs in the public bar, while the lounge is furnished with armchairs around tables. Only very rarely serves any real ale.
Swan
17 Devonshire Place, Harrogate HG1 4AA
Formerly known as the Black Swan and then the Swan on the Stray, this Market Town Taverns pub was refurbished in a modern style in 2016. Although once a two-room pub with a central corridor this is long gone but the vestiges of that layout remain in two distinct areas, one with an L-shaped counter. Handpumps are located on one side serving beers from Yorkshire breweries. There is a beer garden at the rear, and well-behaved children and dogs are welcome until 8pm. Note that the pub may close early at quiet times.
Tap on Tower Street
Tower Street, Harrogate HG1 1HS
Completely refurbished in modern style by new operators in 2017, however the three-room layout is unchanged. Food is available all day, mainly in the form of hot and cold snacks rather than formal cooked meals. Take away bottles and cans are available from fridges in the public bar and the rear room has a selection of over 300 board games. There are four handpumps in each of the front bars with up to six changing beers, and one pump devoted to cider. Harrogate & Ripon branch Most Improved Pub 2019.
Trotters
13 Cheltenham Parade, Harrogate HG1 1DD
A small basement bar comprising a single square room, almost a cellar but it is just a few steps down from street level. The Del Boy Trotter theme is continued in the Reliant Robin yellow paintwork of the wainscotting and some Peckham related artifacts on the walls.
Den
1 Nidderdale House, Cambridge Road, Harrogate HG1 1NS
A cellar bar, with four pool tables, table football and some large screens. There is occasional live music. No real ale.
Winter Gardens
4 Royal Baths, Harrogate HG1 2WH
An outstanding building sympathetically converted by Wetherspoons. The Parliament Street entrance leads from a Hollywood style staircase into a large and magnificent room. The usual Wetherspoon mix of national standards and local guest beers are available across three sets of hand-pumps spaced along the long L-shaped bar. Boxed ciders are also usually available. The pub can get very busy due to its location near Harrogate's conference and exhibition centre. Disabled access is through the rear entrance in the Ginnel.
Woodlands Hotel
110 Wetherby Rd, Harrogate HG2 7AB
Large pub standing on a busy crossroads near the Great Yorkshire Showground. Internally it is an “old-modern” open plan pub with dark wood, odd bits of stained glass, boards by the bar counter and carpet under the many tables. There are a couple of wood burning stoves and a proper fireplace with china jugs and a side bookshelf in one corner, there is a suit of armour in another corner. A mix of round and square tables, each is armed with a menu, and seating is provided on some upholstered benches and a collection of chairs. Some tongue and groove remains below cream walls which are decorated with old photos.
Prince of Wales
49 High Street, Harrogate HG2 7LQ
A two bar pub in Starbeck High Street close to the station, the front public bar takes up most of the width of the pub with a smaller lounge to the side, and there's another room at the back with a pool table. The bar has been decorated in conjunction with its move from Enterprise Inns to its Craft Union subsidiary in 2018. There are two hand pumps in the front bar, but only one real ale, John Smith's Bitter, is served.
Inn at Cheltenham Parade
26-30 Cheltenham Parade, Harrogate HG1 1DB
Formerly the iconic Harrogate Brasserie, a mainstay of Harrogate for nearly 30 years, Timothy Taylor's purchased this establishment in 2017 continuing to run it as a restaurant and boutique hotel under the same name until September 2019 when it was refurbished and is now operating with more emphasis towards drinkers as suggested by the new name. The main bar area is in the centre with high tables and stools, and low tables in the window. There is a restaurant area to the left, and a separate raised carpeted area on the right-hand side. There are 14 rooms, and dinner, bed and breakfast packages are available for those wishing to stay over. The pub is open for breakfast 8am to 11.30am daily. Five handpulls on the bar serve a range of Taylor's beers.