32 places
Pubs in City Centre, Carlisle
Every pub, bar and club in City Centre, with opening hours and what each one is actually like.
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Apple Tree
Big, cheap and central.
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Bar Solo
Small bar at the top of Botchergate opposite the Citadel.
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Carlisle Ex-Services Men's Club
Concert room upstairs with a proper dancefloor, bingo and turns at weekends.
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Carlisle RAOB Club (the Buffs)
The Buffs, on Fisher Street.
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Carlisle Station Hotel bar
Bar in the Station Hotel on Court Square, right outside the platforms.
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Club Britannia
Lowther Street club with pool, darts and a jukebox.
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Coco Mill
Bar and restaurant on Lowther Street, open all day every day.
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Crown & Mitre Hotel bar
Bar inside the Crown & Mitre on English Street.
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Crown Lane Cellar
Speakeasy-ish cellar bar off Fisher Street with a decent outdoor space and live music.
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Print Yard
Street food and drinks in a courtyard off the main drag, with a big graffitied outdoor area.
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Spencer Street Social Club
First-floor social club just off the centre.
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The Andalusian
Redfern's most extravagant building — a Hispano-Moresque pub of 1932 in terracotta with a Moorish balcony, now a tapas bar and restaurant.
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The Boardroom
Traditional boozer next to the Cathedral, and one of the cheaper pints in town.
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The Border Rambler
Late one on Botchergate, loud and lively at weekends.
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The Caledonian
Big old-fashioned boozer near the station, part of Amber Taverns.
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The Crescent Bar
Small independent bar on The Crescent with a serious cocktail and gin list and live music on Friday nights.
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The Crown — closed for now
Closed.
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The Cumberland Inn
Botchergate local with a good draught range at low prices and live sport on.
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The Griffin
First pub you hit coming out of the Citadel station, on the right.
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The Halston
Cocktail bar in the Halston on Warwick Road.
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The Kings Head
A proper real ale pub on Fisher Street with a rotating range of cask beers at a spread of strengths.
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The Last Zebra
Bright, busy bar and kitchen on Lowther Street with a wide-ranging menu and a good craft beer list..
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The Old Bank
Gastropub end of the scale — steaks, Sunday lunches and afternoon tea rather than a quick pint.
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The Scott & Brassey
On platform 4 of the Citadel station — turn left from the main entrance.
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The Sportsman Inn
Tucked down Heads Lane behind the Marks & Spencer, and easy to walk past.
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The William Rufus
The other Botchergate Wetherspoons, two minutes from the station.
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Thin White Duke
Craft beer and cocktails on Devonshire Street, with a kitchen that draws people in on its own.
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Thirty Two
Late bar on Botchergate with two pool tables, a jukebox and cheap cocktail deals.
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ULAROO — closed for now
The old Walkabout — big sports bar and late venue on Botchergate.
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West Walls Brewing Co.
Brewery and taproom in a converted building on the city walls, brewing on site.
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Woodrow Wilson
The Wetherspoons on Botchergate, named after the US president whose mother was born in Carlisle.
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Yellowjacket
Small cocktail bar on Warwick Road, strong drinks and a resident dog.