4.4/5

(1,122 reviews)

The Crooked Billet is a pub of unique character within a traditional setting. Located in Leigh-on-Sea, we’re a short stroll from Leigh-On-Sea Train Station and Leigh Broadway. We’re proud to be the oldest pub in the town.

4.4/5

(917 reviews)

Certainly the most historic & oldest pub in Harrogate, our establishment has a history going back to the earliest days of the town’s emergence as a leading spa resort.

4.6/5

(870 reviews)

The White Bear Hotel is situated in the pretty, bustling market town of Masham in the foothills of the Yorkshire Dales. It is the perfect base to discover one of the most beautiful areas in Britain.

4.5/5

(1,018 reviews)

Rural pub with log fire, large garden and cricketing heritage, serving cask ales and seasonal food.

4.3/5

(1,439 reviews)

They used to say the women went to Marks & Spencer while the men went to The Prince of Wales, but that was until the women realised what a good thing the men were onto. Now, there's a healthy mix of the sexes in this cosy, low-ceilinged traditional pub th

4.6/5

(2,266 reviews)

The oldest pub in Bowness and a true hidden gem of the Lakes, The New Hall Inn - best known as the ‘The Hole in t' Wall’ - was built in 1612. Situated in the heart of Bowness within easy reach of the stunning hills and Lakes.

Nautically themed and fully residential The Olde Ship sits boldly above the tiny fishing harbour of Seahouses. Historic as it is with its strong local maritime connections, The Olde Ship continues to

4.4/5

(910 reviews)

The Virgins and Castle is one of the oldest pubs in Warwickshire built in the late fifteenth century and first used as a pub in 1563.

Berwick-upon-Tweed’s most iconic pub; Berwick’s coat of arms IS the Brown Bear.

4.1/5

(1,691 reviews)

The Fort St George is situated on the edge of the picturesque Midsummer Common while also over looking the River Cam. It is one of the oldest Pubs in Cambridge featuring several stunning features from Ingle nook fire places to old oak beams.