Pubs in Spennymoor

Grand Electric Hall

Cheapside, Spennymoor DL16 6DJ

Formerly a cinema and bingo hall in the centre of town, this bright and airy Wetherspoon conversion features film-themed decor and fittings. It has a spacious main area with a high ceiling and a smaller room on a lower level. The large patio drinking area to the front is a suntrap in summer. Alcoholic drinks are served from 9am.

Moors Tavern

47 King Street, Spennymoor DL16 6QH

Local friendly pub on the edge of the town centre, Reopened as the Moors Tavern, the clubhouse for Spennymoor football club in August 2016, and the history of the football club is reflected in the smart refurbishment. After closure due to football club using a clubhouse at its ground, it reopened in November 2021

Ash Tree

Carr Lane, Spennymoor DL16 6XU

Very pleasant and welcoming pub on modern estate built in mid 1970s. A single room combines well a lounge and bar atmosphere. Real ale reportedly reintroduced late 2014. Quiz nights held on Tuesdays and live music monthly on a Saturday. Ale no longer available in 2018 though may reappear one day. Largely food orientated.

Victoria

Villiers St, Spennymoor DL16 6AL

Fairly central - no real ale

Winning Post

Merrington Lane, Spennymoor DL16 7RY

Pub with lots of options and offers for food including take away if you bring your own plate. Divided into bar and restaurant eating areas plus a conservatory. Families welcome and beer garden to rear. Two handpumps and occasionally a guest ale is available as well as the regular.

Brewers Arms

1 High Street, Spennymoor DL16 6AG

Opened March 2016 after impressive refurbishment and rebranding as a local, showing all TV sports. Open plan drinking area around a central staircase that leads to large rooftop terrace. situated on main shopping street. Real ale had been withdrawn when checked October 2017 due to low sales, three unused handpumps. Handpumps removed June 2019.

Olive Grove

44 Half Moon Lane, Spennymoor DL16 6HQ

Large food led pub on the eastern side of the town. Also has televisions for major sporting events. Close to local council offices. Availability of real ale had become unreliable so as to indicate as a no real ale pub but seemed to be serving again February 2015 and in July 2015 two beers now on tap, one national and one local. But ale disappeared again June 2016

Voltigeur

Dundas Street, Spennymoor DL16 6AS

Quinns Inn

66 High St, Spennymoor DL16 6DD

Railway

Clyde Street, Spennymoor DL16 7SE

Sports orientated community pub 2 bars bar billiards. Reopened 2021.

Catholic Club

32-34 King Street, Spennymoor DL16 6QJ

Small, private club in the centre of the town. The club has multiple rooms around a central bar area, with a function room upstairs. It is a members club but visitors are welcome.

Spennymoor Working Mens Club

6 King Street, Spennymoor DL16 6QG