Dog-friendly pubs in Market Weighton

A small one-room local on Southgate at the edge of Market Weighton near the A1079, with a proper regulars’ atmosphere and none of the polish of the Market Place pubs. Picnic tables sit on the courtyard alongside the building, which is where most people with dogs end up on a warm afternoon. It is about ten minutes on foot from the Hudson Way car park off Station Road, so it works as the end of the rail trail. The dog policy comes from CAMRA WhatPub, surveyed by branch volunteers on 17 October 2020, not from the pub itself.

On the Market Place in the middle of Market Weighton, and one of very few pubs outside Lancashire selling Thwaites cask beer, with two on at a time. It is a broad-church local popular across all ages rather than a beer-nerd pub, and there is a garden behind. Handy for both the Hudson Way rail trail and the Yorkshire Wolds Way, which cross the town within a few hundred yards of the door. The dog-friendly listing comes from CAMRA WhatPub, surveyed by branch volunteers on 21 January 2022, rather than the pub’s own statement.

A very large Georgian town house of about 1780 on the High Street, with three open fires and two bars - a small one carrying an old painted ceiling mural, and a bigger panelled room with reproduction mahogany. There are ten en-suite rooms upstairs run as a bed and breakfast, though whether dogs can go in them is not published, so ask when you book. This is the obvious base for walking the Hudson Way and the Wolds Way out of Market Weighton. The dog-friendly listing for the bar comes from CAMRA WhatPub, surveyed by branch volunteers on 21 January 2022, not from the house itself.