The Golden Fleece
Must visit16 Pavement, YO1 9UP
York's most haunted Pub, with timber frames dating to 1503. Five cask ales and a courtyard that feels centuries old.
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York's medieval streets hide some of England's most atmospheric Pubs, timber-framed, ghost-rumoured, and always serving a perfect pint. From long-established locals to busy town-centre bars, drinking out in York reflects the wider Pub culture of North Yorkshire. Whether you want real ale, Pub food, or a quiet corner for a pint, York's best hostelries are a fine introduction to the area.
16 Pavement, YO1 9UP
York's most haunted Pub, with timber frames dating to 1503. Five cask ales and a courtyard that feels centuries old.
48 Stonegate, YO1 8AS
Stonegate's famous ale house with hundreds of bottled beers, medieval rooms, and a cult following among beer lovers.
2-4 High Petergate, YO1 7EH
A coaching inn beside York Minster with beamed ceilings, open fires, and a popular beer garden.
40 Stonegate, YO1 8AS
York's oldest licensed premises, serving since 1644. A flagstone-floored gem with bags of character.
53 Fossgate, YO1 9TF
CAMRA Pub of the Year winner. A tiny, perfect Pub with just one room, six hand pumps, and devoted regulars.
3 King's Staith, YO1 9SN
Riverside Pub famous for flooding, tide marks on the walls tell the story. Great views of the Ouse.
47 Goodramgate, YO1 7LS
Named after York's hidden snickleways (alleyways). A cosy, multi-room Pub with excellent food and ale.
9 St Sampson's Square, YO1 8RN
Built over Roman bathhouse remains visible through a glass floor. A unique blend of history and hospitality.
23 Peasholme Green, YO1 7PR
Affectionately known as the Dirty Duck. A bohemian, art-filled Pub with a creative crowd and great beer.
1 Finkle Street, YO1 8RW
Quirky, friendly Pub with a ship's figurehead above the door and a relaxed vibe away from the main tourist drag.