Monks Walk in East Riding of Yorkshire

Rude young man behind bar more interested in chatting with his mates than serving (6pm Sunday) and then £1.50 for soda water…rip off! Cold and damp and no atmosphere! Won’t be back much much better pubs in town

Great pub, both inside and out. Steeped in history with a spooky but comforting vibe. Lots of different beers and ales on offer with bar staff happy to allow samples. A must visit place.

The Monks Walk is a fantastically quirky and historic Grade II* listed pub in Beverley. The 18th Century façade belies the curiosities to be found within. Entering down a central alleyway which is dated 1671, the actual Monks Walk, the pub is split between the two buildings to either side. A multitude of rooms and floors spanning hundreds of years of history, some dating back as far as 1420! The Minster Bar is directly to the right with one brightly lit timber roofed room to the front and a more atmospheric cavern-like room to the back. They're split by the bar which also has a little serving hatch out onto the alley. There were five casks and five kegs beers on amongst the standard lagers, all of which were a good range of styles and at a very decent price. Plenty to keep us entertained for a whole evening and we wish we could have stayed longer. In our explorations of all the other rooms there were of course some characterful toilets to the left, a pool room and a pleasant loft space which was being used for live music. The pub is renowned for its regular entertainment including folk festivals and a wide range of other music and events, so there's always something going on. Wandering down to the end of the alley there's also a surprisingly large paved courtyard at the rear which must be a great spot in Summer. Out of all the pubs we visited in Beverley this was certainly my favourite and definitely an essential stop if you're in the area, we could easily while the whole night away at the Monks Walk.

This pub was a 2 minute walk from where we were staying in Beverley so already a plus! There is another entrance via the east gate road which takes you into the rear courtyard which is mostly cobbled which is great. A good place to have music etc and when we were there puppet shows were on for children (part of the Beverley puppet festival). This is an old pub which some very old bones, plenty of old beams and brickwork (see pic). There are a few parts to sit in to enjoy your ale, with 5 real ales on pumps and the usual other types of drinks. The staff appeared very young and we found the barman who served us to be very friendly and helpful. On the other side of the pub up some steps is a larger area to drink in, again lots of beams (as you come up and round on to a small landing there is a very old bit of corner woodwork exposed, see pic). This is a lovely pub which seems well liked and popular and which has retained its character. We all liked it and will come again on our next visit.

Went in the back door before it was open which we didn’t realise so we waited for the barman to set everything up and understood he wasn’t ready yet . A group of young lads knocked on the front door to be let in the barmen opened the door and started serving them didn’t even ask if we were ready to be served. We just left the pub thinking it was very rude and disappointing , bad customer service.

Popped in here for a drink while out shopping. Lovely pub with good range of beers, ciders and wines. Just off the main town centre on the way to the minster, it is worth a visit. Staff were great - friendly and helpful

What a fabulous pub with a great selection of beers but swamped by dogs!! We could smell them and hear them… please allocate area fir dogs and keep the rest for non dog owners. Not everyone loves dogs!

We stumbled across this after visiting Beverley Minster and joined them for their Tuesday Night Quiz. What a place ! A bit like a Tardis, rooms upstairs and outdoor seating plus the two main rooms around the bar. The Quiz was fab (we didn't score too well!) and really enjoyable ! A treat on a Tuesday night out!

It had been many years since I had last visited here, and was pleasantly surprised at how little had changed. Still good beer and drinks selection and the quaintness I remembered. Locals were chatty and friendly and this was a great start to our evening.

Not sure how we didn’t know about this place, we loved the quirkiness. The choice of ales were fantastic, the outside area huge and they cook fresh pizza out there too.

On a return visit after 4 years, we were a bit alarmed to find a wedding celebration in full swing in our lunch time break at Beverley Puppet Festival. Come in said the (I guess) landlord in his wedding finery. This amazing landlady and landlord kept a bar and beer garden open whilst their son and new daughter in law enjoyed a very lovely sounding feidnly wedding reception. Great choice of Yorkshire and international real ales and beers, and wines, and great service - you wouldn’t have known they were hosting quite a big wedding at the same time. Lovely historic setting in a great location. Highly recommended.

Being situated on a quieter street towards the Minster, the Monks Walk Inn can sometimes be less crowded than the ones in the Market Places. It also has a style and ambience that suggests that they are aiming for different clientele base. As such, it didn’t feel like a “local” pub, but it is a nice enough place nevertheless. It is certainly a very smart pub and with the white walls and old beams it is as traditional looking as you would hope to find in the area next to the Minster. It just doesn’t feel like a cosy old pub and I feel that the style is aimed more towards the restaurant style of the business.

We love Monks Walk! Great atmosphere, super selection of drinks including craft beers and generally good staff. However, tonight was a v poor customer service experience: the young lady called us ‘you lot’, didn’t know what beers were in, didn’t know about any gins or what tonics were available, poured a v gassy pint and let a fair amount of it spill on to her tray! Not what we’re used to at MW. Hopefully she’ll get more training and will come up to their usual standard!

Been many times before for drinks and very satisfied with the atmosphere and variety of beers, but this was the first time having something to eat. Not very welcoming (treat as outsiders even though b&b) and the time taken to get the food (only 2 soup and 2 specials) was unacceptably long (more than 40 minutes) and when it came it was obviously microwaved (even the rice). The soup was bland, but the specials were okay. Would return for the beers but forget this place if you are expecting food (unless just after a lite bite to have with beer)

We went to see a show at upstairs at The Monks Walk. We also had a drink at the bar beforehand. It's a great pub that is VERY atmospheric. Plenty of seats to sit down. We then went upstairs to watch the concert, into a very old room with no heating. The concert was great and the room was amazing but it was a bit cold. So if your off to see a band upstairs, take a blanket too!

I had lunch with 3 friends during a visit to Beverley Minster. The food was good and very reasonably priced. We had to wait a little while for the food to arrive but the young lady on duty seemed to be working alone. It was worth it though and we had plenty of time so no problem. The food was very nicely presented ..... even my humble cheese sandwich looked good!. We had very nice potato wedges and an excellent real ale all served by a very pleasant young lady. I would recommend a visit if you are in the area,

This is a lovely pub. Cosy, warm and friendly with a good range of beers that change frequently. There is an upstairs room hosting mainly music and some comedy events and some music in the bar area at times as well. Attentive staff. Dog friendly. A good place to chat with friends.

Went for a sunday dinner today,we expected to be waiting a little time with the christmas market been on, but waiting over a hour was a joke, The lady came to tell us if we didn't have roast potatoes we could have our dinner,so we decided to have our money back, lack of communication, total chaos , don't take orders if the foods not there, won't be coming back in a hurry

Full of history and with a real pub atmosphere, a great place to drop into for a drink just a stone’s throw from Beverley Minster. Very friendly staff.

Went for lunch but we were looking for more than a sandwich or baked potato, so moved on after a drink. The barmaid told me that they had hearty dishes at times. Nice atmosphere and good beer.

Nice and a good atmosphere. Good beer and not expensive. We were 3 friends who visited the pub on a Friday night and we were all happy

We came here in the summer holidays with our daughter and her 7 year old daughter. Out niece with her husband and their young baby boy. It was a lovely day and we got drinks to have in the beer garden. We have visited this pub many times when we have been visiting family. We are from Hampshire. Our granddaughter had a major meltdown/tantrum in the garden so we took her out of the garden and into the car park away from anyone else. It took at least 20 minutes to calm her down and in that time the very rude landlady came into the car park and said we had to leave her premises. I understand this behaviour is disturbing and not acceptable however the landlady made no effort whatsoever to understand what was going on or why my granddaughter was so distressed. I’m guessing that on a busy weekend evening she has to contend with far more challenging behaviour from her patrons! Not only was she totally unsympathetic but she spent 10 minutes standing over my daughter and her daughter with her arms folded and tutting and commenting. Trust me. This is not at all helpful when a 7 year old is kicking off. It only helps to aggravate a situation. We were all very shocked that after taking my granddaughter away from anyone else and into the car park we were asked to leave. We all had purchased snacks and drinks and felt very upset. None of us will be going back to this pub anymore and added to that we have told other friends and family who were disgusted. What a shame there is no “family friendly”element to this pub. I will add there was only one other gent in the beer garden throughout this time and he was totally understanding

After visiting the Minster we happens across this pub. Lovely friendly place. It was a nice day so we went into the beer garden that had views of the minster. Fantastic.

We visited this building as part of Heritage Open Days to see part of the medieval heritage of the town, which was very special, particularly to be able to see the exposed old timbers. A very special place for guests who want to eat or drink in an unusual and historic setting.

we had Xmas lunch 2018 and could not fault the service and food very cosy friendly pub would defiantly book there again.

I haven't visited this pub since the day before I was married, in the Minster 20+, years ago. The pub looks the same and the staff are just as friendly as I remember. They offer a wide range of excellent ales from smaller breweries.

Wonderfully friendly atmosphere, delicious home-made food and a great choice of eating / drinking spaces. This used to be such a dull place, now it's a really friendly chatter-pub. Well done, everyone, and thank you

I understand that they host a lot of live music in the Monks Walk, but relatively early doors on a Saturday evening the atmosphere was pleasingly quiet. This is an attractive, traditional pub serving good real ales as well as the expected range of other drinks.

Love this place, a pub full of character with some cosy little areas to sit and relax in. Fantastic range of beers and ciders, but most of all a great beer garden that was an unexpected find, sitting their in the evening sun with the swifts flying overhead, definitely a most for all future Beverley visits.

This is a lovely little oldy worldy pub as I call them! Very historical and it is like taking a step back in time.

Great old pub, soaked in history and with excellent ales. Very interesting layout and comfortable seating areas.

Stopped off for Soup and Sandwiches 1 morning.

The secluded beer garden with a view of the minster is an added bonus to what is a great traditional pub with a wide variety of real ale. We prefer a Belgian beer so a supply of leffe is welcome and also a good variety of alcohol free beers. We had a chicken and cranberry sauce sandwich with wedges for lunch which was good, not masses of filling but we enjoyed. Was very pleased to see a lot of customers for Sunday lunch as I think this is a great pub.

The pub itself is full of history and character but this didn't make up for a disorganised Sunday lunch time visit.

The Monks Walk Inn is a beautiful little pub, it stil has a wonderful rustic old charm about it with its low ceilings that have wooden beams still and a fantastic real fire. This pub is cosy and great for a quiet drink. The staff are very friendly and helpful too. Would definitely go back again.

Our first visit to this pub and we shall visit again. Lots of character with a good selection of real ales . Good staff and a very enjoyable drink

been to Beverly several times and never actually wandered past the high street to Beverly Minster until today. En route was a lovely old english pub tucked between houses

Decent range of hand pulled beer with guest ales. Friendly staff despite being quite busy on Saturday night. Open fire in the back. Nice cosy place for a beer and conversation.

Great character pub with good range of beer including Leffe. Would like to see more Belgian beer (on draft?) which would be a good tie in with the name. Beer garden needs some TLC but is a nice quiet spot to enjoy a drink with a view of the minster. We haven’t tried the food - the menu is a bit limited/basic and the Sunday lunch looks good.

We first visited more than a year ago for a Silver Wedding function but revisiting the town we needed a venue for lunch. The pub is now under new ownership and is run coincidentally by the owners of the guest house where we had elected to stay. There is a good range of local real ales. Because we visited on Sunday there was a limited menu choise (roast dinner or roast dinner) but we all had a different version - pork, chicken, vegetarian - and we all had more than adequate nicely presented and well cooked portions. havige chosen the "regular" size. The staff were extremely pleasant and I wish the new hosts the very best of luck for the future. It is certainly moving in the right direction.

this pub does amazing sunday lunches great for famlies and great for real ales. Dog friendly as well. lovely place of history, run by a family for families all welcome. great open fire in the winter months

We called in for a drink. We stayed for lunch. The food was delicious,hot and tasty. Lovely atmosphere and staff. See you next time we visit Beverley!!

I only popped in here for soda water as I was tired but wanted to visit as I had read online that the pub dates back to 1270 and is on one of the oldest streets. There was live music when I visited and the staff were lovely and it has a lot of charm. I am pleased I visited.

Dog friendly, no TV, no juke box just good food and excellent customer service. Will visit again and again

Great olde worlde real ale and cider establishment close to the Minster and Town Centre. The best thing about this place is the history closely followed by the beer. No frills but top ale, a great environment and historic surroundings

The Monks Walk is an independently owned, friendly local close to Beverley town centre. There is no intrusive music; the accent is on conversation. There is alway a good choice of beers sourced from breweries nearby

My wife and I had yet another great late afternoon/early evening drink last night with an unexpected brilliant live band. Every time we visit the Monks Walk we always find the pub and staff welcoming. Our black cocker spaniel loves the Pipers Crisps too 😁

New people here. Lovely garden with parasols. Visited 3 times during month. To eat inside no music darts or dominoes. Just conversation. Understand selection of Beers very good(don't drink it) nice glass of wine. Light snacks excellent. Didn't visit for Dinner

Visited this weekend during the Beverley Fringe Folk Festival. Very delightful and full of character. Comes across as a great locals bar, with a fantastic selection beers, with particular mention to Atom brewing and Brass Castle brewing companies. If in Beverley, great to visit.

Visited during Beverley Fringe Festival. The bar was particularly lively on Friday evening and Sunday lunchtime. Good choice of real ales available plus lagers and ciders. Sunday lunch available together with a sandwich menu. Polite friendly staff.

Called in for a couple of beers with friends on a days visit to Beverley. Good pub and good atmosphere. Staff friendly and helpful

All quiet from the outside but buzzing as soon as we entered. Lots of locals sampling a good range of Yorkshire brews. Does what it says on the tin - great stuff

Love this pub. Its a bit rough around the edges but full of genuine old world charm with friendly locals and a good pool table. Go for a drink and a chat.

Dark. Small. Spooky. Historical. Full of locals, some friendly, some not so. Higgeldy piggeldy mix of rooms with very low ceilings. Beware if over 5'11"! 2 glasses of wine £8! Diabolical. It wasn't even nice wine. We left some of it which is unheard of

This pub is a very nice, small, old pub with plenty of character with old beams and a real open fire. There are two rooms, the larger one at the front has the most atmosphere, we found the rear room had more character and had the fire, but was a bit quiet for us. Well worth a visit!!

We ate Sunday lunch here as a family group. The building has been a pub since the 17th century (some parts date back to the 13th) and retains lots of character. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. The wide range of beers ought to satisfy all tastes; tasters are available to help you decide.

We were having a walk and explore day in Beverley and surrounds. We happened to be passing the back entrance to the Monks Walk and stopped to read the plaque telling us that it was the oldest timber framed building in Yorkshire. As lunch time was approaching we decided to give it a try. The interior is fantastic and the history has been preserved superbly. A quirky place with people sat doing crosswords or just chatting away. As soon as we walked in we received a very friendly welcome. A light lunch was all we wanted and we chose the hot beef in chabata sandwiches which were served with a dipping bowl of gravy as well a small pot of horse radish sauce. The bread was fresh and the meal very tasty - lovely tender beef. An excellent choice of beers on offer and you can taste before you buy. We did note that they have live music on certain nights and reckon the atmosphere must be great for that in here. Great choice.

Been here a few times and have found it to have a great atmosphere, as there is no TV or music, you can actually talk to your people. They were only doing light lunches and no evening meals when we went. We did only go for drinks with friends.

Popped in on Christmas eve for a quick drink, not been in before but a proper old school pub with a great selection of beers and dog friendly to boot. Didn't sample the grub but certainly worth a visit with or without a 4 legged friend.

Stopped here for a lunch time drink, enjoyed the beer and atmosphere so much had two pints of excellent stout, Reputedly the oldest pub in Beverley and it certainly has character. Friendly with a good selection of real ale and other beverages. If I lived in Beverley this would be a regular haunt.

Popped in for a few quiet pints with my partner and it was lovely. COSY. REASONABLE priced. Constructive critism is it could be slightly more light? Bit dark but all in all. Nice little pub.

I was guided to this real ale pub by a local who is a real ale aficionado - otherwise I would not have found it although it is only a stones throw from the railway station down a quaint alley. It must be a great way to sample an excellent ale whilst waiting for a train - probably a real boon for commuters.

We came across the monks walk by chance but so glad we did . We didn't dine there, but the friendliness and welcome from the staff and regulars was lovely. The history of the place and architecture was great to take in, I feel that we missed so much and need to make several visits to take it al in. The choice of real ale was good and well kept along with a good selection of wines

Found this little gem quite by accident, lovely friendly atmosphere with a really pretty courtyard garden. Sadly we were there on a rainy August evening and did not get to enjoy it, would certainly return. The food looked interesting too, next time we would give it a go for sure.

Great little pub by the Minster fine selection of ales and wine. Dog friendly and very friendly staff. Good service, nice menu but just here for drinks.

Lovely pub ordered one cup of tea and tomato

Can't beat this place for atmosphere. Make sure you visit it. It's also very interesting to walk around it and take in the history. Loved it.

We found this pub by chance whilst visiting Beverley and with having a dog we were pleased to see that this was a dog friendly pub. They managed to cater for us and we hadn't booked prior so were lucky as it was Easter Sunday too.Service was a bit slow but there wasn't a great deal of staff on. We all had a Sunday lunch and it was lovely and tasty.

This is a very old pub which is accessible from two parallel streets and there is an alley way that separates the place. There is an abundance of history in this place and we were lucky enough to get a guided tour from the current landlord. It is nearly as old as the Minster itself. There is a good range of real and craft ales available with some nice bar snacks should one feel peckish. Well worth a visit before or after a tour of Beverley Minister.

Dropped in here one late afternoon during our visit to Beverley and were immediately impressed by the ambience and quiet buzz of the place - so much nicer and more welcoming than TVs and piped music. There was an interesting range of local cask ales at the bar - we enjoyed the Ploughman's Pride from Great Newsome followed by The Centurion's Ghost Ale from the York Brewery, served by welcoming and hospitable staff.Having sat down at the front of the pub, what a revelation it was to find the ancient timbers of earlier buildings within the pub at the rear. The whole building is fascinating in its own right and clearly being cared for in a sympathetic way that demonstrates a pride in its history. The historical information board in an alcove opposite the bar was very useful. This is a pub for a definite revisit next time we're in Beverley.

Called in for drinks with friends on our city break first evening. Quirky layout with many old and fascinating features. Has a few separate rooms/bars off the central alleyway.I've been before and it was nice to show off its charms to our friends. Recommended.

Very tasty and steaming hot (is there anything worse than cold soup) homemade Vegetable Soup n a Sandwich washed down with a pinot, all delivered with a friendly welcoming service in relaxed informal surroundings. Dog friendly too 'bonus' Thankyou!

Accessed via a back street alley....pleasantly surprised by the range of local Yorkshire real ales in a really old building. Not many guests at the time we visited (storm Doris). Young barmade was very pleasant and provided us with local recommendations for places to visit

love this place, been in twice and will visit every time I return to Beverly from now on, lovely beer and a nice ambience with a real fire. Looking forward to using the beer garden this summer which affords a splendid view of the Beverley Minster, apparently this building dates back to the 14th century and there is some debate over whether this is the oldest pub in Beverly

A group of 15 or so of us, visited the Monk's walk for a meal a few weeks ago. So - the food was good, the beers were acceptable, the ambience was OK, they let us sing (we are a choir), the price was rigfht.It may not be for everybody, but its certainly worth a visit.

Me and my work colleagues went for a meal at the Monks Walk, a celebration for getting paid. We pre-ordered our food 2 days before to make it easier for the staff, not like it made any difference they probably couldn't cook beans on toast. The overall atmosphere was nice with drinks round the fire. 45 minutes it took to bring out our food and even then I think they only had 2 microwaves going because the dishes seemed to come out in pairs in 5 minute intervals. As far as potion size goes you'd take one bite and it would be gone. We told staff prior to our night out that one meal had to be gluten-free however when the 2 dishes arrived, the ginger haired lass who seemed to be on another wavelength altogether hadn't the foggiest idea which was which. By the time the last dishes had arrived people who received theirs first had finished! We had to order pudding as we were still wasting away and that was just as terrible. Rock hard brownie and fudge cake, no flavour basically taken out of the freezer to defrost. Cheesecake that was more like yoghurt than anything else. Being a group of ladies that have tried many food places before we saw the chef and offered him some constructive feedback on his food. He was more than arrogant and clearly didn't like being told his food was appalling so stormed off back into the kitchen. We would go back to Monks Walk again, just definitely not for food.

Called in on our way to a concert very good choice of real ales. Nice atmosphere locals chatting and going about life. Enjoyed our drink

Called in for a pub tea and a couple of drinks, and have visited many times over the last thirty years for a drink, but decided to give the food a go for the first time just last week. We will always return for drinks but recommend you order food at your own peril. The mash potato, which was tasteless looked as if it had been dished out by a school dinner lady using an ice cream scoop. The chilli, which was swimming in water at the bottom of the bowl was average and not a large enough portion for its £8.95 price tag. As for the vegetables (which looked as if they were frozen), were boiled to within an inch of their lives and any nutrients they may have once had were left in the pan. For a drink and a chat - fabulous!!!

We really enjoyed our visit and found it very interesting.It is very historic.We found the staff very pleasant.The Landlord is very friendly and will tell you about the history of the pub.He is in the process of restoring it.We had a meal here one evening and it was really delicious.They are also Dog friendly.

We came here in July 2016 a few times as it is one of the only pubs in Beverley that allow dogs inside. The pub is very quaint as there are lots of different rooms leading off an outside corridor.The landlord is very friendly and has some great stories to tell, he really made the pubI would definitely go back again, a great placeWe did not eat here, just stayed for drinks

This pub has lots of history which makes for good conversation,just ask about the history.Has had quite a few owners over the years who have all failed,but,now,is doing well with plans to improve in many ways,am sure if all goes ahead it will be a hit.

Christmas Eve. Called in at 5,30 for one drink after leaving the pictures. the pub was packed. It was welcoming, warm , safe and full of Christmas cheer. Congratulations to the staff who have worked very hard to put this wonderful old pub back on the social scene . Real ale, reasonably priced wine and chatter. Love it.

We're very sorry Bernard had a bad experience at Monks Walk. Unfortunately he booked through an automated site that has no connection with the present management of the pub - and there was further confusion because we had another booking for 7/8 people at roughly the same time. We were trying to offer a complimentary drink while he waited for a table to become free but, understandably, he was upset and declined. The offer still stands, and I look forward to welcoming you back. As you can see from the way I'm having to reply, we have no access to this Trip Advisor site either, so can't respond directly. Hopefully we'll get this sorted out as well in the New Year.

I have been to this pub at least 6 or 7 times during the last couple of months and really enjoyed a good pint in a nice atmosphere. I was therefore quite keen to try out the food and booked a table for Saturday night for a Christmas party with the extended family. I used their online booking system and received an email confirmation. I even rang the number from the website to confirm whether we could bring the dog. When we arrived on the night to our surprise nobody seemed to know about the reservation. We were told that they don't have an online booking system and the staff was dismissive and unfriendly even suggesting we had made it up despite the fact that i showed them the confirmation email on my phone. This completely spoilt our evening and we had to walk through Beverley with my elderly in laws trying to find a table for 7 people. Very unprofessional and disappointing. Don't go there for food.

You really have to go and drink in here to appreciate it obviouslyA review cant fully describe the wonderful warmth of this bars interiorLovely fire-essential on a cold winters day

What a great place. A pub we have known for a number of years but one we have only really visited on a more regular basis in the last couple of months.Great beer, great atmosphere and fantastic building!

Had a nice evening-12 of us. The service was very good. The menu is limited & is called the pub grub menu, so nothing fancy but tasty. Pies were very nice, my wifes tikka masala was enjoyed. Desserts were tasty as well, so can't complain. The only thing to complain about was beer after was "off", so we ended up having red wine-very strange.

Does Not look much from outside but as you go in it gets better by the minute call in and it will amaze you.

Quirky little pub with a nice friendly feel, but the food oh dear, I have just had the worst Sunday dinner ever. Ok here we go, yorkshires, aunt bessies, roasties x2 aunt bessies, carrots (tinned) mash fresh the lumps don't lie, soggy sprouts and rock hard cauliflower,and then there was a few pieces of hard grizzly meat masquerading of lamb on my plate, not good and cost a tenner a head. Come on either employ a proper chef( landlord cooked up this culinary ready meal I really do like this little pub its quirky and warm but the food oh dear here we go. Yorkshires aunt Bessies, roasties x2 aunt Bessies, carrots tinned, mash was fresh the lumps do not lie, sprouts soggy cauliflower rock hard, and as for the dry grizzly bits of meat masquerading of lamb shocking, and all at a tenner a head? Either employ a chef (the landlord was clearly doing the cooking) or stick to what you do well your beer, will be back for a drink but food no chance.

Love this pub, it is so welcoming and the beer is delicious. They have a lot of choice, both bottled and on draught, with local breweries represented as well as the national brands. The pub has an old coaching inn look about it and is in a wonderful setting near the Minster. They have nice warm fires and a live music now and again plus a good selection of pub meals.

This historic old pub in Beverley, Highgate just yards from The Beverley Minster. Serves traditional beers many of which are brewed locally, all are well kept and go down well too.The landlord is knowledgable of the ale that he sells and equally knowledgable of the buildings in which it is served and the nearby Minster.There is a wonderful enclosed beer garden to the rear of Monks Walk.

This is a great pub for a drink with a good choice of beers. I have eaten there twice recently. The Sunday lunch, the meat and veg were over cooked and bland.I tried the sausage sandwich today and although labelled pork and leak, they were some of the cheapest sausages I have had for a long time. Not sure they had seen any meat.Great pub, sort out the kitchen please!!!!

excellent service and a very inviting atmosphere. good value for money. will be visiting more often in future.

Meeting up with family at the weekend we were greeted with a warm welcome from the staff and new owner, the food was very tasty and the real ales very good, will definately return when we are next in the area.

Dropped in early on a Saturday evening for a few drinks. Pleased to find the pub already quite busy. Advertised as a 'chatter pub' and is all the better for it. The beer was excellent and competitively priced. Although the pub has been refurbed since I was last in it still retains its old fashioned charm. The pub is in four parts (two parts either side of an alleyway). The main bar and restaurant are one side with a smaller bar and a pool room on the other. Well worth a visit!

Called in for a pint or two whilst walking around Beverley on a busy Saturday. We had our springer spaniel with us and were pleased to find a dog friendly pub close to The Minster. It has a proper bar with frfiendly staff and good service, the dining room is high beamed and really atmospheric. It has a pub garden with views of the Minster. Can highly recommend The Monks Walk for a drink and a chat or a meal , theres no music playing to disturb your conversation,no TV just people!

As stated up there it's a great place to go and sit and have a drink with cheap pool prices from 50p

The Monks Walk is a chatter pub so no jukeboxes just friendly conversation although after a few pints my friends told me to keep my voice down so just how much you can talk is beyond me.

Been in a few times. No problem. Nice welcome. However eaten twice there now and both times same problem. Very small portions. Had veggie chilli. Just had a ploughmans. For the cost both portions very small. Nice food and fresh but still think over priced.

This is a really great pub and a very interesting and historic building . The staff are very welcoming and cheerful and there is a really nice atmosphere. We came here twice while staying in Beverley and can really recommend a visit.