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Hull Pubs

Hull Pubs

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Just wondering what pubs are away friendly in Hull, is it a bit like Preston, go where you want, I know the Admiral of the Humber (Spoons) is near train station and opposite Ebenezer Morley another cheap beer pub.
 
Just wondering what pubs are away friendly in Hull, is it a bit like Preston, go where you want, I know the Admiral of the Humber (Spoons) is near train station and opposite Ebenezer Morley another cheap beer pub.
Sure @pneveg mentioned one on the Hull Tickets thread few weeks ago.
 
To link in with this…..anyone got any good places to park in Hull which will allow me to then have a drink in these pubs discussed….(I will NOT be driving)
 
Some good pubs in Hull.

Not been since 2014 but spotted Woodpecker on draught and just had to get one!

Ye Olde Black Boy is nearly three hundred years old.
 
Nearest Paragon Station is Admiral of the Humber (weatherspoons). If you have the time, the old town is great for real ales and grub... Ye Old Black Boy, Sailmakers, Lion and Key and many around those. Also look out for Ye Olde White Harte, haunted and serves Old Peculiar. Look out for The George too on The Land of Green Ginger. It has, apparently, the smallest window in England, with a goblin inside when you look in.

There's also decent pubs on the Marina, search Humber Street or Minerva.

Opposite the ground is the New Walton Club. A quid (still I think) to get in but very accomdating to away fans.

Enjoy your away day, lads!

Hull fan.
 
To link in with this…..anyone got any good places to park in Hull which will allow me to then have a drink in these pubs discussed….(I will NOT be driving)
Most of the surrounding area of the stadium and town centre are residents parking zones. If you park at the stadium, it's a pain in the arse to get out of. But still convenient.

There's a park and ride facility though which is good. It's free to park, you just need to pay bus fare to get into the City Centre. On the A63 approach, turn off at Hessle and you're sorted. Just get there early so you have plenty of time for ales 🍺

 
Most of the surrounding area of the stadium and town centre are residents parking zones. If you park at the stadium, it's a pain in the arse to get out of. But still convenient.

There's a park and ride facility though which is good. It's free to park, you just need to pay bus fare to get into the City Centre. On the A63 approach, turn off at Hessle and you're sorted. Just get there early so you have plenty of time for ales 🍺

I used park and ride last time, really good service. I imagine with the whole stadium sold out, it will be a bit of a wait afterwards today. I've gone for prepaid parking elsewhere because we might be on last minute today, but the park and ride was good.
 
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