North Yorkshire · 2 places checked
2 places on our list here — pubs that let the dog in, walks from the village. Every verdict below was checked by a human — the stamp shows when.
A cosy traditional pub in the village built on top of Isurium Brigantum, the Roman town, with a bar that was clearly once three rooms. Quarry tiles, settles and a large real fire make it a good place to dry a wet dog, and dogs are welcome with no restrictions. Theakston Best and Lightfoot are the regulars, with food most sessions and a quiz on alternate Tuesdays.
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ADD A PLACEThree and three quarter miles and about an hour and a half of genuinely flat walking, just 30 metres of climb, along the Ure and back through open fields and the quiet lanes of Aldborough, with roughly a third of it on tarmac and the rest on firm riverside paths. Start at the green in Aldborough beside St Andrew's church, where there is free roadside parking, and the English Heritage Roman town and museum sits a minute away on the route. The Ship Inn takes dogs in the bar for a halfway pint; the field sections carry stock in summer and the Ure is deep and quick at the bank, so leads on for the riverside and the village roads.
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