Pubs and Bars in Hull
Giving visitors plenty of opportunities to relax, enjoy a drink, and experience the city's evening atmosphere, Hull has a lively pub and bar scene. From traditional pubs and historic drinking spots to modern cocktail bars and craft beer venues, there is something to suit different tastes and occasions.
Traditional and historic pubs are an important part of Hull's character. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed drink, local ales, classic pub food, and welcoming surroundings while discovering some of the city's historic streets and neighbourhoods.
The Old Town is particularly appealing for visitors interested in historic pubs and characterful drinking venues. Meanwhile, the Humber Street Fruit Market area has become known for its modern bars, independent venues, and lively atmosphere.
Whether you're looking for a quiet afternoon drink, traditional pub atmosphere, craft beer, cocktails, live entertainment, or a lively night out, Hull's pubs and bars offer visitors plenty of ways to enjoy the city's social scene.

Destined as it was to be the property of Kings and the home of governors, this fascinating pub is steeped in history going back hundreds of years, with the present building having been constructed in 1550.

Real ale pub in Hull’s Old Town. Well kept cask ales, lagers, cider and plenty of spirits. Delicious home cooked food ☺️🍻
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A destination for beer lovers, with beer terrace, weekly quiz and live music

Welcome to The Brazilian Churrascaria & Bar, Hull’s vibrant Brazilian Rodizio restaurant, set in one of the Marina’s most impressive buildings.

With handpicked and homemade ingredients at the heart, experience cocktails designed to conjure nostalgia, reveal a story untold and surprise and delight your senses.
~Things To Do and See in Hull ~ Attractions, Activities, Places to Visit~
- Explore Hull’s old Dock Offices and discover superb ship models and maritime art, the whaler’s craft of Scrimshaw, Hull’s famous Wilson shipping line
- The Spurn Lightship guided ships safely through the treacherous River Humber for almost 50 years.
- Wilberforce House is the birthplace of William Wilberforce, famous campaigner against the slave trade









