Bars & Nightlife
Harrogate has many bars and pubs ranging from the traditional
old British Pub serving fine beer to the latest chic wine bar.
A lot of the pubs also serve good food freshly prepared on the
premises and are well worth visiting to enjoy the local hospitality
and maybe a pint of the best Yorkshire beer.
You will really be spoilt for choice in Harrogate and you will
be certain to find a bar or wine bar which is suitable for you
and your family or friends.
  
ALBERTS
Located in the town centre this bar has been recently refurbished
and is built on two floors. It has a very stylish and tasteful
interior and is proud of it's reputation for providing quality
food at a reasonable price.
DRUM AND MONKEY
The reputation of this restaurant has been established for a
period of over 30 years. It specialises mainly in seafood and
both lunchtime and evening offers mouthwatering seafood platters
including lobster, crab scallops and mussels.This restaurant which
is based in the town centre, is very popular both with locals
and visitors alike.
THE LOUNGE
The Lounge is mainly a private members club but is still open
and friendly to visitors. It is very popular with the young professional
set of Harrogate and is an ideal place to relax and have a glass
of wine or a cocktail.
PITCHER AND PIANO
This bar is famous for it's party nights and there is always
an open invitation. Live music and regular offers on beer and
wine are a feature of this lively and informal bar.
THE ROWAN TREE
Recent refurbishment has created a very warm and inviting atmosphere
in this Harrogate pub. There is a wide choice of menu everyday
and a beer garden at the back allows you to sit outside on a nice
day with your friends or family.
SLUG AND LETTUCE
This newly refurbished pub is a very pleasant place to enjoy
a drink with your friends. It serves great food all day starting
early in the morning and finishing late at night. It has a fine
selection of beers and award winning wines and you can also treat
yourself to one of the many cocktails on offer.
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