The Spring Bank Tavern

FREEHOUSE · REAL ALE · SINCE THE 1820s

A traditional pub on the corner of Spring Bank and Hall Street, being restored to its heritage roots.

CLOSED FOR REFURBISHMENT

We're not giving a date yet. When we know, we'll shout about it on Facebook first.

THE REFURB

Restoring the Tavern

Heating & Air Con

New heating and air conditioning, with ceiling units so the room keeps its look.

New Floors

New floors going down throughout the pub.

Woodwork & Paint

The old branding is coming down and the period features are being restored.

Solar Panels

Built into the roof over the courtyard, out of sight from the street.

Progress updates on our Facebook page.

DRINK

The Bar

Cask Ale

We're a freehouse, so we choose our own beers. Real ales on the hand pulls, on rotation, so there's usually something new to try.

Beer & Cider

A wide selection of draught and bottled beers alongside the cask, plus cider on tap.

Spirits & Cocktails

Plenty of spirits to choose from and cocktails mixed to order.

OUR STORY

Nearly Two Centuries On Spring Bank

Our building dates back to the 1820s, when it traded as the Pine Apple. It was renamed the Spring Bank Tavern around 1834 by its owner James Longhorn, a name the pub has kept ever since. In the 1890s it was home to the Hull Harriers running club, and it stood beside the old horse-drawn fire station on Hall Street, later absorbed into the pub itself. Now it's being restored as a traditional freehouse.

Historical photos and an 1890s illustration of the Hull Harriers at the pub: Paul Gibson's Hull pub history · Flickr, 2008

VISIT US

Find Us

Address

29-31 Spring Bank Hull, HU3 1AF

Contact

info@springbanktavern.co.uk Facebook

Opening Hours

Closed for refurbishment. Hours go up here once we've set an opening date.

A short walk from Hull Paragon Interchange. Close to bus routes.

Spring Bank Tavern · 29-31 Spring Bank, Hull HU3 1AF

A traditional Hull freehouse. Find us on Facebook