Harry Pursey — Restaurant in Great Britain

A well kept pub with a neat layout. I particularly like the natural light coming in around the bar, the barrels and brickwork behind it make for a well presented place to be served. You can tell this was a Wetherspoons at one point as the long journey to the toilets up some stairs is fitting. You might notice some very old but very good quality pictures of Hull on your way up the stairs too. It's very much a local men's favourite but that by no means should suggest it's in any way unfriendly. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming as you'd expect on a Sunday. Booze on draught is quite possibly the cheapest you'll find anywhere these days. It's an all round pleasant...

A reasonable choice of well kept beers including on hand pump, and some lovely gin cocktails. The Harry Pursey has quite a large single bar and a little outside seating. It attracts a bit of a rougher crowd since it changed to this incarnation, and it has more of a sports bar feel now, which isn't my style but might be yours. The bar staff have all been professional and efficient without warmth or friendliness when I've been in, which is normally at quiet times in the day - they seem braced ready to take control rather than chatty. None the less, it's all been quiet and calm when I've been there, and I've enjoyed a delicious glass before...

Harry Pursey proved to be one of the most budget-friendly pubs in the area, especially with the focus on Worthington's. Despite the emphasis on affordability, the staff and the pub itself were top-notch. The availability of darts and pool added to the entertainment, making it a place where you could easily while away a few hours. Just a small note of humor, as it used to be a Wetherspoons, the toilets felt like a bit of...