Down a narrow alley just off the Northallerton’s busy High Street, you might just stumble across one of the best boozers in town.

Owners of The Esk Vaults set out to open a bar that they’d like to drink in themselves. They have, and many others do, too.

Mallyan Spout Hotel is a traditional country inn, but with added luxury.

The sign at Reeth’s Black Bull Hotel may be the wrong way round, but this traditional Yorkshire Dales inn does everything just right.

One North Yorkshire’s most-loved breweries, Helmsley Brewing Co., can trace its conception back to a visit to a department store in Japan.

Go to Church Houses for the daffodils; return again and again for the great beer, food and hospitality at the Feversham Arms Inn.

Marvellous music meets brilliant beer at The Mess Room in Skipton.

This North Yorkshire pub prides itself on serving proper pints, pies and puds.

Overlooking Whitby Harbour, named after Captain Cook's ship and encouraging customers to BYO fish and chips, The Endeavour is a great pub.

Is it a bar? Is it a cafe? Is it a record shop? Is it a gig venue? It’s all of those things. And we like it.

The Three Horseshoes in Wensley ticks all the boxes for the ideal country pub.

Despite Covid delaying the opening, the decision to stick with cocktail bar, The Twisted Peel, has been a gamble that's paid off in spades.

The Green Dragon’s taproom may be tiddly, but the beer selection is leviathan…

You’d have to be loco not to love this recent arrival to The Station…

Enjoy Sauvignon by the sea and joie de vivre at this Whitby wine bar.

After a long day in the North York Moors, The Wheatsheaf Inn is the perfect retreat to drink, eat and stay.

It’s well worth the 199-step climb for the reward of the ultimate brew with a view…

Hop on down to this popular York pub to enjoy real ale, live music and pizza!

You can keep your hot tubs. We’d rather have a Cold Bath…

In the centre of York, The Golden Slipper is a proper Yorkshire pub with a fascinating history.