National Pub & Bar Awards 2024 County Winners
A TOTAL OF 94 PUBS AND BARS HAVE BEEN RECOGNISED BY THE NATIONAL PUB & BAR AWARDS sponsored by Tyrrell's. Fingers crossed you're lucky enough to have one near you?
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Humshaugh, Hexham, NE46
4.7Traditional county pub just off Hadrians Wall, large beer garden serving local cask ales & good food, we hold many events, follow our website for updates
Hurworth, Darlington, DL2
Set in a wonderful 15th century coaching inn, The Bay Horse at Hurworth has both retained its traditional charm and embraced modern architecture to give two elegant dining areas.
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Greenock, Renfrewshire, PA15
Greenock's finest bar & kitchen serving cocktails, top class food & live music.
Brighton, East Sussex, BN2
We are a small pub with a tiny kitchen, sometimes there can be a wait for food but it’s always worth it. We only take bookings for four people or more, up to 8 guests and one table per group. Large
Llanover, Abergavenny, NP7
The Williams Family have been nestled in the Upper Llanover Valley for nearly 100 years, and the farming duo Kyle and Haf, have now taken over as Landlord and Landlady of the Goose and Cuckoo Inn. Th
Belper, Derbyshire, DE56
The Railway Hotel is located in the parish of Belper in the Amber Valley district of Derbyshire. It is situated on a large site on the main shopping street in the town therefore has a strong passing t
Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG1
We have just reopened following an exciting, multi-million pound refurbishment – be one of the first to visit our amazing new inns!
Ameysford, Ferndown, BH22
The Pure Drop in Ferndown is a friendly pub situated approximately six miles from Bournemouth and Poole and eight miles from the New Forest.
Irvine, Ayrshire, KA12
The sign outside says 'Established in 1719' and there's nothing this old, popular pub doesn't know about traditional hospitality. Bang in the centre of Irvine, it draws in a broad cross-section of peo
Paisley, Renfrewshire, PA2
It takes its name from the Gaelic for 'black rock' and there's something rock-like about this much-loved Paisley local. It's been serving a broad spectrum of the community since the early years of the
