Black
Bull |
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
Please note that some of
the details shown may be out of date. We are currently in the
process of amending the details with the new owners.
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PUBLICAN |
Lee Levick. |
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ADDRESS |
Old
Market Place, Ripon, North Yorkshire HG4 1EQ Tel. 01765 602755
Fax. 01765 692073 |
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MAP |
Click
Here For Map. |
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PUB
OPENING TIMES |
Monday - Thursday 12noon - 11pm.
Friday &
Saturday 12noon - 12mn.
Sunday 12noon
- 10.30pm. |
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DRAUGHT BEERS SERVED |
Fosters, Kronenbourg,
Stella, John
Smiths Extra Smooth, Guinness, Strongbow Cider. |
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ENTERTAINMENT |
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TEAM SPONSORS |
Sponsors of Newby Hall Cricket Club. |
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| OTHER
ENTERTAINMENT |
4 Plasma
Screens,
Big Screen, Darts Board, Video Juke Box. |
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FOOD |
Good
Pub Food served from a Main menu with Specials available. Range of Wines, Tea & Coffee. |
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MEAL TIMES |
Daily 12noon - 7pm. |
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FOOD OFFER |
Daily Choose 2
main meals from a selection for only £10.00. |
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SUNDAY
ROAST |
A traditional Sunday lunch is
served 12noon - 3pm. |
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FACILITIES |
Beer
Garden, Wheelchair Access. |
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SMOKING
FACILITIES |
We have an outdoor smoking
shelter. |
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OTHER |
Quiet
Area, Children Welcome (until 6pm), Coaches Welcome (by prior arrangement). Debit & Credit Cards
Accepted. |
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The
Black Bull was originally a rough
cast timber framed building first built around the 17th Century
to accommodate travellers visiting the market place. Originally called The
Black Bull Hotel, the building that now stands was re-built around the 17th
Century framework and the west part was built around the mid 19th
Century. The building boasts many classic characteristic features including
a box window in the west part, with original glazed bars and moulded
cornices. The door still displays the original six fielded glass panels with
the fanlight effect often found in buildings of this particular design.
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inside of the building has a typically low ceiling with heavy 17th
Century moulded joists to ground floor ceiling and a contemporary 18th
Century staircase with period balusters. The warmth and comfort, often
remarked on by visitors over the Centuries, has been retained by this
welcoming public house.
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