Pubs in Harrogate

Devonshire Tap House

10 Devonshire Place, Harrogate HG1 4AA

Refurbished and reincarnated as a cask and craft ale house again by new independent operators in May 2019, the feel of the old 10 Dev has been retained with the original semi-circular counter with its stained glass canopy, wood flooring throughout and a mix of wooden benches, tables and chairs. There is seating at the front and down both sides of the pub through to the back making for lots of separate drinking areas. There are four handpumps either side of the bar serving up to eight cask ales from Yorkshire and northern brewers the likes of Brass Castle, Harrogate Brewing, Marble, Ossett, Rooster's and Wilde Child, also sometimes including a cask cider. There are 12 craft keg lines and a beer fridge. Food offering is pizzas including gluten free and vegan options.

Harrogate Tap

Station Parade, Harrogate HG1 1TE

Overlooking Platform 1 of Harrogate station, though accessed from outside the station, is this impressive transformation of a neglected railway building into a fine pub of similar style to the Tapped Brew Company's other bars at York and Sheffield. Comprising a long bar room with a separate snug at one end, the décor features dark wood panelling, a tiled floor and tasteful Victorian-style fittings. A diverse range of cask ales is available on two banks of six pulls, always including a gluten-free option. One pull is usually devoted to cider. The cask ales are listed together with tasting notes on a board to the left of the bar as you enter. The cask ales are complemented by craft kegs from nine large fonts in the centre of the bar as well as some bottled world beers. Bar snacks are also available.

Major Tom's Social

The Ginnel, Harrogate HG1 2RB

Described on its website as a 'youth club for grown ups' this is a cafe bar housed in a former antiques emporium upstairs from a vintage shop. It provides real ale, craft keg, pizza, music, and art all in one package. Simply furnished with wooden tables and chairs, and some bench seating. The décor is in a mix of styles to suit its eclectic customers, including some art work of pictures and pottery for sale. The four handpumps dispense a changing variety of ales, usually from a range of smaller breweries often including the local Rooster’s brewery, and Turning Point from Knaresborough. A cask cider, eg. Weston's, may also be available. There are interesting keg beers, and bottles and cans from the UK, US and Europe; the bottle shop offers a takeaway discount.

Royal Air Forces Association

Turret House, 6 East Parade, Harrogate HG1 5LT

Harrogate and District branch no. 363 of the Royal Air Forces Association.

High Harrogate WMC

5 Devonshire Place, Harrogate HG1 4AA

At present no real ale is served,however the club is due to be refurbished,completion late 2019 when real ale will be served

Bilton WMC

Skipton Rd, Harrogate HG1 4LL

A long room with a bar on the right, with upholstered seating. At the right hand side is a separate concert room with its own bar. Bilton Martial Arts Academy are based here and practice Tuesday and Thursday nights. There are also jive classes on Monday evenings.

North Bar Harrogate

2D Oxford Buildings, Cheltenham Parade, Harrogate HG1 1DA

A shop conversion to form a modern bar with Sterling board and plywood fittings, there is a long room with the counter along one side, seating is at the bar and window shelves on tall stools as well as at some small round tables. At the end of the room down a few steps is another room with tables and chairs and a photo booth. Three handpumps provide a varying choice of cask beers while there are numerous keg taps and fridges with bottles sourced from the UK, USA and Europe. Some of the beers in each style are from North Bar's own brewery in Leeds whilst others come from local favourites such as Kirkstall and Rooster's. It opens early for coffee and croissants and its coffee and cakes are popular with ladies who shop.

Harrogate Ex-Servicemens Club

4 East Parade, Harrogate HG1 5LT

Oatlands

1 Coronation Grove, Harrogate HG2 8BY

Extensively refurbished in late 2019, The Oatlands comprises three rooms, a large room, to the right-hand side as you enter, with the main bar, pool table and darts board, a carpeted area with tables and chairs, and also a small private meeting room. To the left-hand side as you enter is a large concert room with bar and a low stage, and the room laid out with tables and chairs. Non-members are welcome but need to sign in and will be encouraged to join if they become frequent visitors (ask at the bar for an application form). This club uses Autovac.

Harrogate Trades Hall

1-3 Westmorland St, Harrogate HG1 5AY

Harrogate Club

36 Victoria Avenue, Harrogate HG1 5PR

Harrogate & District Railway Athletic Club

Station View, Harrogate HG2 7JA