Dog-friendly pubs in Easington

A large village pub on North Church Side in Easington, standing in the shadow of All Saints Church and its thatched tithe barn, and the obvious base for the walk down to Kilnsea and Spurn. It has a garden, a real fire, newspapers, its own parking and en-suite accommodation, though nothing is published either way about dogs in those rooms. Cask ale is not currently kept but there is real cider on, and there is a static caravan park five hundred metres away if you would rather bring your own bed. Note the hours: it does not open until five o’clock Monday to Thursday. Dogs are welcome, on CAMRA branch evidence rather than the pub’s own words.

A late nineteenth-century pub on South Church Side in Easington with its original interior largely intact, sitting inside the village conservation area and well known to the birders who work Spurn and Kilnsea in migration season. Tetley Bitter is on the cask, food is good value and runs lunchtimes and evenings Monday to Saturday plus Sunday lunch, and there is a garden, a real fire and its own car park. Six rooms are let above the pub, and a static caravan site sits eight hundred metres away, but no rule is published about dogs staying in the rooms so ask when you book. Dogs are welcome in the pub, on CAMRA branch evidence rather than the pub’s own words.