Pubs in Northallerton

Northallerton Working Men's Club

Elder Road, Northallerton DL6 1NH

Northallerton Rugby Club

Brompton Lodge Northallerton Road Brompton, Northallerton DL6 2PZ

Oddfellows Arms

251 High Street, Northallerton DL7 8DJ

Hidden behind the Parish Church by the cemetery gates, the Oddies does not appear to be on the High Street, despite its address. A thriving back street community pub, it handles a mainly local trade and is popular with darts players, tv football fans and church bell ringers. Refurbished in a simple but traditional style with an open-plan interior, there is a games room upstairs and a secluded beer garden to the rear. With current restrictions, contact to check opening times and conditions.

Romanby Golf & Country Club

Yafforth Road, Northallerton DL7 0PE

Situated two miles west of the town the bar is open to the public for Sunday lunches etc.

Sportsman

Romanby Road, Northallerton DL7 8NQ

Sports bar just off the High Street, behind the Tickle Toby. No real ale.

Station Hotel

2 Boroughbridge Road, Northallerton DL7 8AN

Imposing 1901 frontage to an 18th century hotel originally built to serve long-disappeared racecourse. Formerly the Horse & Jockey it became the Railway Hotel (as its splendid etched glass front windows proclaim) when the racecourse closed (the site is now occupied by County Hall opposite) then the Station Hotel. Many original Edwardian features remain and the mosaic hall floor is particularly attractive. Occasional live music. One changing guest beer is usually on offer. Opens at 9am for coffees, etc., which is very useful given that there is no longer a cafe at the station. real ale not longer available.

Standard

24 High Street (North End), Northallerton DL7 8EE

Half a mile north of the town centre, opposite Sainsbury’s supermarket on the A167 Darlington road, this community local takes its name from the English defeat of the Scots at the nearby Battle of the Standard in 1138. The interior decor is 'olde worlde' style with bare stone and brickwork and old photographs, and three distinct drinking areas offering good value, wholesome food. Until recently the large beer garden to the rear contained a Jet Provost aircraft - it has now been relocated to Fishburn airfield.

Tickle Toby Inn

180 High Street, Northallerton DL7 8JZ

Narrow single-bar town-centre pub allegedly named after a local highwayman. Popular with all ages, it offers a couple of local and regional guest beers. At the heart of the town's High Street, it is busy at weekends and on the Wednesday and Saturday market days. Meals are served every lunchtime and Wednesday-Friday evenings. With current restrictions, contact to check opening times and conditions.

Little Tanner

227A High Street, Northallerton DL7 8LU

Small bar accessed down a narrow passageway behind the White Horse chip shop on the High Street. Renamed from Truefitt's Tap to The Little Tanner under new ownership January 2016 but the same emphasis on real ale remains. Pleasantly appointed bar offering three cask beers, mostly from local Yorkshire or Durham breweries; a separate room upstairs hosts monthly music nights. With current restrictions, contact to check opening times and conditions.

Stumble Inn

4 Garthway Arcade, Northallerton DL7 8NS

A friendly micropub in a shopping arcade near the town's Applegarth car park, offering a warm welcome in a small, cosy environment. It serves a selection of local ales plus craft beers and up to twenty real ciders. The staff are keen to offer advice and guidance to customers. Holds seasonal beer festivals and a pub quiz on the last Sunday of each month. There is no music, gaming machines, wifi, children or sports tv, just good old-fashioned chat. A beer from Wensleydale, Durham or Rudgate Breweries is often on sale. Free soft drinks and coffee are available for designated drivers. Choice always includes a dark beer.

Willow Beck

Finkills Way, Northallerton DL7 8UB

Pub opened in November 2016 on the northern edge of Northallerton, close to the Low Gates level crossing and handy for retail and business units. The focus is on family-friendly eating. There is an outdoor garden area and inside the open-plan format is comfortable with soft piped music usually playing. All the cask beers may not be available all the time.

Potting Shed

78-79 High Street, Northallerton DL7 8EN

Opened August 2017 in the former Rutson Hospital, it occupies an impressive building on Northallerton's High Street. It features a roof terrace, theatre style kitchens with wood burning pizza oven and an outdoor area complete with Potting Sheds. Off the main bar are smaller rooms and an upstairs area. Beers will be from the Beer Monkey range (formerly Greyhawk/Copper Dragon).