Pubs in Middlesbrough
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Bottled Note
55-57 Borough Road, Middlesbrough TS1 3AA
One of many micropubs just south of the Cleveland Centre, and which is now approaching its 7th birthday. One half of this this double fronted Victorian terrace house is a micropub during the day, and which then doubles up in size during the evenings, when the other half opens to feature a cocktail and a wine bar. There is also a function room. Four handpumps serve a selection of real beers, with a couple, generally, coming from 3 Brothers. The house beer, brewed using American and New Zealand hops, is now available as a cask / keg. A stout or a porter is also generally served. A wide selection of bottled beers are also available. Within walking distance of the football ground.
Marton Cricket Club
Stokesley Road, Marton,, Middlesbrough TS7 8JU
The Club was founded before 1865 and cricket has been played at Marton from that time. The Club has moved from being a village club, playing just cricket, to the modern day sporting complex, now supporting Hockey, Junior Football and Women's Cricket. 1981 was a landmark for the Club, the year the new clubhouse was opened and then extended in 1993 and 2005, providing better facilities for members and cricket watchers alike.
Rafferty's
Baker Street, Middlesbrough TS1 2LF
Opened in December 2017 with 3 handpulls, and a cocktail bar upstairs that opens at weekends and a weekly Monday evening quiz starting at 8pm.
Play Brew Tap
8 Cannon Park Way, Middlesbrough TS1 5JU
Located on the Cannon Park Industrial Estate, this new brew pub / brewery tap, opened November 2019, selling 12 keg beers. Live music.
Bedford Street Social
Bedford Street, Middlesbrough TS1 2LL
Bar / eaterie on Bedford Street serving 3 real ales.
Chapel
Whitehouse street, Middlesbrough TS5 4BY
A converted Mission Hall dating from 1899 adjacent to the former St Cuthbert’s Church whose congregation it took when the church closed in 1972. The property is owned by the Towers family who have renovated and redecorated throughout to provide a bright and airy space which will accommodate 60 in comfort. There is a connected ground level function room and both grassed and hard standing outside areas. There is plenty of free adjacent car parking and bus stops east and west within 400 yards