Pubs in Howden

Howden Working Mens Club

36 Bridgegate, Howden DN14 7AB

Howden Arms

8, Market Place, Howden DN14 7BJ

Following refurbishment this single room pub with a central bar re-opened in June 2015 with 4 real ales. Popular more with the younger generation who enjoy sports on the TV. Small area set aside near to the front where a couple of sofas are located near the fire place. Changed name from Board Inn in 2016.

Tailor's Chalk

3 Market Place, Howden DN14 7BJ

Micro-pub situated in former tailor's shop consisting of a small single bar. No swearing sign gives a clue to the cosiness of the bar. Winter hours 5-11 mon-sun

Bowmans Hotel

Bridgegate, Howden DN14 7AE

An ex-coaching house named Nags Head in 1835 which was renamed Bowmans on being taken over by John Bowman who had been brought up next door at the Wellington when his father William was licensee. The hotel was extended at the rear in 1864 when Howden hosted the Yorkshire Show. Large open plan bar but with 3 distinct rooms/areas off the main drinking area.

Wellington Hotel

31 Bridgegate, Howden DN14 7JG

Recently refurbished old coaching inn first recorded as a licensed premises in 1724 as the White Hart and renamed after the Duke of Wellington in the 1820’s. An additional storey was added when the Great Yorkshire Show came to Howden in 1864. A raised restaurant area to the right of the entrance complements a small comfortable bar to the left. A small room off the corridor to the rear tarmaced garden area, doubles as the hotel reception. Tuesday is quiz night.

Wheatsheaf Inn

83 Hailgate, Howden DN14 7SX

Small locals pub which retains an 'early doors' feel. L-shaped bar with an outside drinking (smoking) area to the rear.

Bishop's Bar & Bistro

11 Vicar Lane, Howden DN14 7BP

Bar and eatery in a back lane just off the Market Place between the High St and the main road through Howden.