Hull:
Completely unexceptional pub near to the bus/train station. Friendly enough, but no ale.
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The George Hotel
Hull:
I loved this place, on the curiously-named Land of Green Ginger in Hull. One room inside, wood panelling. Great choice of beer (Citra from Osset and Fruit Cocktail from Fernandes stood out for me) , and the smallest window in England. Pleasant staff, music at sensible volume too.
Ye Olde White Harte
Hull:
In Hull’s old town, this old pub is best known for the human skull on display behind one bar. That’s an interesting talking point, but even without it the pub is worth a visit, dating from 1550 (though much rebuilt). Inside is dark and traditional, but pleasant, and the beer was good, as were the staff. Nice outside space too, with a courtyard.
Ye Old Blue Bell
Hull:
Accessed via a narrow alley into a courtyard, this is traditional pub in the Old Town. It’s Sam Smiths, so not being keen on their bitter I drank lager. Nothing amazing about the place, but pleasant enough, and very nice outside in the courtyard in the sun.
The Minerva
Hull:
A namesake of Andy’s local (which is currently closed) but much nicer than that in recent times. Traditional looking inside and out, great beer (choice and quality), outside space with a view over the Marina, and decent food too.