Drink and dine in Hull

For visitors who love good food and great drinks, Hull is a destination worth discovering. With its mix of traditional pubs, modern restaurants, and independent cafés, Hull offers an authentic and affordable food experience that rivals much larger cities.

Check out some of our recommendations below:

Modern British and Fine Dining

If you’re looking for a special meal in Hull, the city has several standout restaurants offering modern British cuisine with a local twist. Expect beautifully presented dishes, seasonal menus, and ingredients sourced from Yorkshire and the Humber region. With many of Hull’s top restaurants within walking distance of the Old Town and Marina, these are perfect if you’re staying in the city centre.

Tapasya @ Marina

  • 2 -3 Humber Dock Street

Tapasya Marina provides an extraordinary fusion of authentic Indian cuisine where the unusual is…

Tapasya @ Marina

Butler Whites

  • 2 - 3 Humber Street

Butler Whites were the first restaurant to bring bistro-style dining to Humber Street back in 2016…

Butler Whites

Larkin's Bar

  • 48 Newland Avenue

We opened in August 2010 and have since been part of the thriving location of Newland Avenue. You'll…

Larkin's Bar

Bilocca

  • Hull College

Discover Bilocca, Hull College’s vibrant new training restaurant, named in honour of Lilian Bilocca…

Bilocca

Furley and Co.

  • 18 - 20 Princes Dock Street

We are a family-run craft beer café, bar, and grill located in the town centre. As a daytime venue…

Furley and Co.

The Minerva

  • 10 Nelson Street

Established in 1829, the Minerva pub stands strikingly at the top of the marina looking out over the…

The Minerva

The Lantern

  • 46 - 48 Whitefriargate

Long established restaurant, situated in the heart of Hull city centre, serving classic British…

The Lantern

Atom Bar

  • 38 Princes Avenue

Here at Atom we like to keep things pretty simple, great beer, great spirits and great coffee. We're…

Atom Bar

Casual dining and Street Food

Hull also has a wide variety of relaxed, affordable dining options, with everything from independent burger joints, global street food kitchens, family friendly eateries and even an assortment of vegan and vegetarian cafes. Our top tip is checking out Trinity Market. This must-visit for tourists offers everything from artisan pizzas to Asian fusion food under one historic roof.

Head of Steam

  • 10 King Street

Located in the stunning Trinity Square, Head of Steam is a pub for those who want to enjoy great…

Head of Steam

Crown and Cushion

  • 11 - 15 Trinity House Lane

This is the Crown and Cushion. A blend of handcrafted everything, mercurial craft beer and real…

Crown and Cushion

Naija Fusion

  • 210 Newland Avenue

Naija Fusion in Hull offers a mouthwatering menu and exclusive online deals. Order now and satisfy…

Naija Fusion

Barleys

  • 216 Newland Avenue

Sunday Lunch is back! Our all-vegan Sunday Roast returns this October Join us from 12pm every Sunday…

Barleys

Bob Carvers

  • 3 Chapel Street

It all began in 1888 by Bob Carver in a canvas stall in the cold open air market. Making the most of…

Bob Carvers

The Friary

  • 48 Whitefriargate

The Friary Fish and Chips - Serving delicious freshly prepared traditional fish and chips, pies…

The Friary

Humber Arena

  • 204 Ferensway

Hull's number 1 sports bar showing all live sporting events. Open daily til late serving food and a…

Humber Arena

Goldenfry

  • 41 - 42 Saville Street

Fish and chips to takeaway, enjoy in the restaurant or on the outdoor seating area.

Goldenfry

BrewDog Hull

  • Princes Dock Street

Epic craft beer, 30 taps to choose from and awesome food from Reds True BBQ all in a super chilled…

BrewDog Hull

Hull’s pub and bar scene

No food and drink guide to Hull would be complete without mentioning its pubs. Hull is famous for having one of the highest numbers of pubs per capita in the UK, and many of them are full of character. From traditional pubs serving local ales and classic pub food, along with cozy interiors with centuries of history, to Hull’s modern bar scene serving stylish cocktails and locally brewed IPAs, you’re bound to find the perfect watering hole for your needs. Our top tip? The Humber Street Fruit Market area contains many brilliant modernised bars, perfect for finding just the right tipple.

Bar 82

  • 16 Princes Dock Street

Bar 82 is a boutique venue serving high quality food and beverage in an elegant and fashionable…

Bar 82

Bar Babylon

  • 48 - 50 Lowgate

Bar Babylon found on Lowgate in the Old Town, is the “must do” destination for the more refined…

Bar Babylon

Calla

  • 53 Whitefriargate

A new bar has opened in Hull's Old Town, serving freshly-made sandwiches, bespoke cocktails and…

Calla

Brasa Restaurant

  • 153 Newland Avenue

Brasa Restaurant in Kingston Upon Hull invites you to embark on a remarkable culinary journey, where…

Brasa Restaurant

Arthouse

  • 14 Princes Avenue

A popular Princes Avenue bar that hosts regular music nights and art exhibitions alongside a great…

Arthouse

Firebox

  • Mill Street

Shout out to Hull students Firebox is FREE ENTRY ALWAYS for students. Every weekend, we're…

Firebox

Butler Whites

  • 2 - 3 Humber Street

Butler Whites were the first restaurant to bring bistro-style dining to Humber Street back in 2016…

Butler Whites

Crown and Cushion

  • 11 - 15 Trinity House Lane

This is the Crown and Cushion. A blend of handcrafted everything, mercurial craft beer and real…

Crown and Cushion

Comedy Lounge

  • 112 - 116 George Street

With our fantastic entertainment, our delicious menu, and friendly welcoming service - We can assure…

Comedy Lounge

The Brain Jar

  • 4 - 6 Trinity House Lane

The Brain Jar is a creative space. Something which is highlighted by the mix of artists that…

The Brain Jar

Asylum

  • Hull University Union

The University of Hull's very own nightclub with a wide range of events on across the calendar…

Asylum

Coffee Shops and Sweet Treats

There’s even the thriving local independent coffee scene, where visitors can enjoy specialty coffee roasted locally, homemade cakes and pastries and world-class brunches. If you’re looking for great places outside the city centre to catch up, you should definitely check out Newland Avenue for a great assortment of fantastic coffee shops.

So whether you’re here for a weekend break or a longer stay, make sure exploring Hull’s food and drink scene is high on your itinerary—you’ll leave well-fed and pleasantly surprised!

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