The 12 quirky and unusual Yorkshire pubs you need to try
By Sarah Wilson
Published 6th Sep 2019, 16:13 BST
Yorkshire's quirkiest pubs
Feeling a little tired of frequenting the same old pubs? Why not try something a little different for your next pint?
Here are 12 of the quirkiest pubs around Yorkshire to spice up your next visit.
This 1860s pub is two cottages knocked together, with the two bars separated by a sweet shop. It's got claims as one of the smallest pubs in Yorkshire and is legendary with walkers in the area who love to squeeze in a pint there.
Though more a bar than a pub, Evil Eye has a cosy pub feel, with large four-poster bed style nests to snuggle up in upstairs while you sip on a drink. Bizarrely, local legend also claims it's "Johnny Depp's favourite bar in York."
Visited one of the smallest bars in Yorkshire? Why not head to one of the oldest public bars in England, which can be found at the Black Horse in Whitby.
Try not to have one too many in the Blue Ball in Malton - the interior has been described by "maze-like," though cosy. It serves great food in a beautiful, Grade-II listed setting.
You might have trouble finding Whitelocks, which is hidden away down a back alley in Leeds city centre. It's narrow with low ceilings and the several-inch step up behind the bar makes the staff seem like giants.
